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March 15, 2011, 08:58:16 PM
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Did the raise the bar .... again ??
my machines are struggling to find shares

Enough
It already costs at least double in  electricity to find any gold
What IDIOT keeps advancing the difficulty  HuhHuh??
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March 15, 2011, 09:01:12 PM
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It's better if difficulty is ridiculously high.

If you're only in this for the 'free money' then you're sure to be disappointed.
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March 15, 2011, 09:04:00 PM
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Did the raise the bar .... again ??
No.

my machines are struggling to find shares

Enough
It already costs at least double in  electricity to find any gold
What IDIOT keeps advancing the difficulty  HuhHuh??
I don't know whether you're for real, or whether this is an elaborate troll, but just in case... RTM.

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March 15, 2011, 10:52:33 PM
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Did the raise the bar .... again ??
my machines are struggling to find shares

Enough
It already costs at least double in  electricity to find any gold
What IDIOT keeps advancing the difficulty  HuhHuh??

Nope, difficulty hasn't increased since last increase a couple days ago.

the difficulty has increased rapidly as the network hashing speed has increased rapidly (it has almost quadrupled in the past 45 days), probably mostly due to bitcoin being mentioned on slashdot.org.

but the computation speed is already dropping like a stone, due to many of the curious losing interest, so the difficulty will be dropping massively next adjustment.
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March 15, 2011, 11:14:42 PM
Last edit: March 16, 2011, 07:57:41 AM by moa
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Actually it will not just be the "curious" losing interest. There is an economic incentive now to stop mining and wait until the difficulty drops as it appears it will.

Simply put, it'll be cheaper to mine next week. It is an interesting test of the network stability to disruptive forces like the "mystery miner".

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March 16, 2011, 06:14:14 AM
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so the difficulty will be dropping massively next adjustment.


Whats 'massively' mean?
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March 16, 2011, 06:51:56 AM
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Did the raise the bar .... again ??
my machines are struggling to find shares

Enough
It already costs at least double in  electricity to find any gold
What IDIOT keeps advancing the difficulty  HuhHuh??

I raised the difficulty, but only for your mining address.  I did not like the fact that you were antagonizing the guys who made the new mining pool . . . one of whom is Satoshi's cousin.  Satoshi gave me the invalidation code and I sent it.  What can I say?  I go a little overboard like that sometimes.  I read all your posts here and I got angry.  I'm human.

All you have to do is (1) backup your wallet from Appdata\Roaming\Bitcoin\wallet.dat by copying it anywhere on your computer. (2) Reinstall Bitcoin and then copy repeat Step 1 [Very important, but only in YOUR case because you were invalidated, which slows the generation rate]  Then copy the wallet.dat back to the Appdata\Roaming\Bitcoin folder and you will find gold and your electricity will drop by approximate 52%.  ***NOTE, you ONLY need to do this procedure if Satoshi has invalidated you**
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March 16, 2011, 08:23:29 AM
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also remember to turn off nearby microwave ovens, which happen to make difficulty even higher

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March 16, 2011, 09:58:21 AM
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Tin-foil hats anyone?
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March 16, 2011, 01:15:57 PM
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Tin-foil hats anyone?

Me, but reflected microwaves are increasing block difficulty even more!
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March 16, 2011, 01:39:17 PM
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but the computation speed is already dropping like a stone, due to many of the curious losing interest, so the difficulty will be dropping massively next adjustment.

I would estimate we will see less then a 10% drop.  I am thinking around 70000.   

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March 16, 2011, 02:32:25 PM
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According to nanotube's gribble IRC bot, we're looking to drop down to ~65k
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March 16, 2011, 02:58:55 PM
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but the computation speed is already dropping like a stone, due to many of the curious losing interest, so the difficulty will be dropping massively next adjustment.

I would estimate we will see less then a 10% drop.  I am thinking around 70000.   

I need to look again but... I thought difficulty changes were capped anyway? Can they change by more than 10% at a time?

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March 16, 2011, 03:12:51 PM
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but the computation speed is already dropping like a stone, due to many of the curious losing interest, so the difficulty will be dropping massively next adjustment.

I would estimate we will see less then a 10% drop.  I am thinking around 70000.   

I need to look again but... I thought difficulty changes were capped anyway? Can they change by more than 10% at a time?


They increased by >35% the last three updates.

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March 16, 2011, 03:39:24 PM
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I need to look again but... I thought difficulty changes were capped anyway? Can they change by more than 10% at a time?

It can't increase or decrease by more than 4x.

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March 16, 2011, 09:29:29 PM
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Another TROLL with their BS
Thanks for nothing
If you possibly could contribute please do
as for the CRAP
well   no one needs to say where to put it
What a schmuck

Did the raise the bar .... again ??
my machines are struggling to find shares

Enough
It already costs at least double in  electricity to find any gold
What IDIOT keeps advancing the difficulty  HuhHuh??

I raised the difficulty, but only for your mining address.  I did not like the fact that you were antagonizing the guys who made the new mining pool . . . one of whom is Satoshi's cousin.  Satoshi gave me the invalidation code and I sent it.  What can I say?  I go a little overboard like that sometimes.  I read all your posts here and I got angry.  I'm human.

All you have to do is (1) backup your wallet from Appdata\Roaming\Bitcoin\wallet.dat by copying it anywhere on your computer. (2) Reinstall Bitcoin and then copy repeat Step 1 [Very important, but only in YOUR case because you were invalidated, which slows the generation rate]  Then copy the wallet.dat back to the Appdata\Roaming\Bitcoin folder and you will find gold and your electricity will drop by approximate 52%.  ***NOTE, you ONLY need to do this procedure if Satoshi has invalidated you**
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March 16, 2011, 10:03:52 PM
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Another TROLL with their BS
Thanks for nothing
If you possibly could contribute please do
as for the CRAP
well   no one needs to say where to put it
What a schmuck

Here's fun. I've just trawled through all of bobR's 58 posts. The only one that I could find that makes any form of positive, useful contribution is this one.

(Compare and contrast with ronaldmaustin).

Can anyone else find any other post from bobR that contributes anything positive and useful? I pledge 5 BTCs if you can!

(Small print: if two posters, other than bobR, agree that a bobR post other than the one listed above makes a positive, useful contribution to the community I'll pay the poster who first identified the bobR post 5 BTC. bobR can nominate posts, but two other posters will need to agree before I pay up. Other forum members can nominate posts, and if one other poster agrees I'll pay up).

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March 16, 2011, 10:22:54 PM
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A true troll
even admits to thats all he does is follow me WOW
Now thats a TROLL
do I get your lousy bounty
I posted about time error (WHICH was Ignored)
I posted about bs ask rate ( had to ask in another thread to get an answer)
Whose ass are YOU SUCKING
I've been abused for asking questions

Stop STALKING me and ....I'll be polite
Who the Fu..  do you think you are anyway








Another TROLL with their BS
Thanks for nothing
If you possibly could contribute please do
as for the CRAP
well   no one needs to say where to put it
What a schmuck

Here's fun. I've just trawled through all of bobR's 58 posts. The only one that I could find that makes any form of positive, useful contribution is this one.

(Compare and contrast with ronaldmaustin).

Can anyone else find any other post from bobR that contributes anything positive and useful? I pledge 5 BTCs if you can!

(Small print: if two posters, other than bobR, agree that a bobR post other than the one listed above makes a positive, useful contribution to the community I'll pay the poster who first identified the bobR post 5 BTC. bobR can nominate posts, but two other posters will need to agree before I pay up. Other forum members can nominate posts, and if one other poster agrees I'll pay up).
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March 16, 2011, 10:29:22 PM
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A true troll
even admits to thats all he does is follow me WOW
Nope, I don't recall saying that *all* I do is follow you. Link to the post where I said that, please. In the previous post I said I'd read all your posts - not that "all [I do] is follow [you]".

Now thats a TROLL

do I get your lousy bounty
Patience! Two other forum posters need to agree that your post (whichever one it was, you didn't link to it) was positive and useful.

I posted about time error (WHICH was Ignored)
I posted about bs ask rate ( had to ask in another thread to get an answer)
If this is the post I'm thinking of, it was more of the wah-wah-wambulance nonsense we've come to know and "love".

Whose ass are YOU SUCKING
Touché - you've got me there!

I've been abused for asking questions
Diddums. Poor old you. Maybe if you used punctuation and stopped shouting and whining you'd get a better response.

Stop following me and ....
I'll be polite
I live in hope... but you were behaving like this long before I got involved.

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March 16, 2011, 10:31:50 PM
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DOES PISS OFF
mean anything

My question here was legitimate

Your posts here Just make you an ass

A true troll
even admits to thats all he does is follow me WOW
Nope, I don't recall saying that *all* I do is follow you. Link to the post where I said that, please. In the previous post I said I'd read all your posts - not that "all [I do] is follow [you]".

Now thats a TROLL

do I get your lousy bounty
Patience! Two other forum posters need to agree that your post (whichever one it was, you didn't link to it) was positive and useful.

I posted about time error (WHICH was Ignored)
I posted about bs ask rate ( had to ask in another thread to get an answer)
If this is the post I'm thinking of, it was more of the wah-wah-wambulance nonsense we've come to know and "love".

Whose ass are YOU SUCKING
Touché - you've got me there!

I've been abused for asking questions
Diddums. Poor old you. Maybe if you used punctuation and stopped shouting and whining you'd get a better response.

Stop following me and ....
I'll be polite
I live in hope... but you were behaving like this long before I got involved.
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