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zsnorbi
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June 10, 2014, 06:23:59 PM |
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I looked up "shitcoin" in the dictionary and there was a picture of this coin under the definition.
fudbuster seems to be actually a fud spreader |
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Bitcoin addresses contain a checksum, so it is very unlikely that mistyping an address will cause you to lose money.
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NUD (OP)
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June 10, 2014, 06:27:26 PM |
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Bcrypt is hot in summer， change x13，the coin will be hot， so stupid dev ，lol.
x13 is shit and is being raped by chinese FPGA miners just like x11. Ya know what doesn't heat up my house or get hashraped by chinese FPGA miners? Scrypt ASICs. Anyway, yes dev, I am mining your coin with scrypt ASICs as we speak. I assume a hard fork is in order to switch over to Bcrypt, if your heart is set on that. Doesn't matter to me, but you picked that algo for a reason so do what you must. Yes I was always aware that you could mine with scrypt ASICs and could recreate it locally, it's just that all of the blocks were always rejected by the network. Anyway we'll see if the new update will fix anything. |
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TheCoinFinder
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June 10, 2014, 06:32:27 PM |
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Bcrypt is hot in summer， change x13，the coin will be hot， so stupid dev ，lol.
x13 is shit and is being raped by chinese FPGA miners just like x11. Ya know what doesn't heat up my house or get hashraped by chinese FPGA miners? Scrypt ASICs. Anyway, yes dev, I am mining your coin with scrypt ASICs as we speak. I assume a hard fork is in order to switch over to Bcrypt, if your heart is set on that. Doesn't matter to me, but you picked that algo for a reason so do what you must. Yes I was always aware that you could mine with scrypt ASICs and could recreate it locally, it's just that all of the blocks were always rejected by the network. Anyway we'll see if the new update will fix anything. But people have said that SOLO mining works. Maybe not with ASICs however - for that, the use of a stratum is required http://new.hashharder.com/scrypt/newuniversalcoinIf the coin is updating, please let me know so I can update our pool so that it doesn't fork. |
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June 10, 2014, 06:34:29 PM |
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Bcrypt is hot in summer， change x13，the coin will be hot， so stupid dev ，lol.
x13 is shit and is being raped by chinese FPGA miners just like x11. Ya know what doesn't heat up my house or get hashraped by chinese FPGA miners? Scrypt ASICs. Anyway, yes dev, I am mining your coin with scrypt ASICs as we speak. I assume a hard fork is in order to switch over to Bcrypt, if your heart is set on that. Doesn't matter to me, but you picked that algo for a reason so do what you must. Yes I was always aware that you could mine with scrypt ASICs and could recreate it locally, it's just that all of the blocks were always rejected by the network. Anyway we'll see if the new update will fix anything. But people have said that SOLO mining works. Maybe not with ASICs however - for that, the use of a stratum is required http://new.hashharder.com/scrypt/newuniversalcoinIf the coin is updating, please let me know so I can update our pool so that it doesn't fork. Not sure on that one, I haven't tried to solo it. Just been mining at your pool. |
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zsnorbi
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June 10, 2014, 06:36:47 PM |
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Bcrypt is hot in summer， change x13，the coin will be hot， so stupid dev ，lol.
x13 is shit and is being raped by chinese FPGA miners just like x11. Ya know what doesn't heat up my house or get hashraped by chinese FPGA miners? Scrypt ASICs. Anyway, yes dev, I am mining your coin with scrypt ASICs as we speak. I assume a hard fork is in order to switch over to Bcrypt, if your heart is set on that. Doesn't matter to me, but you picked that algo for a reason so do what you must. Yes I was always aware that you could mine with scrypt ASICs and could recreate it locally, it's just that all of the blocks were always rejected by the network. Anyway we'll see if the new update will fix anything. Good to know that you are not just another runaway dev  |
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giveBTCpls
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June 10, 2014, 07:05:41 PM |
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OP can you tell me why the fuck does it still say bscrypt in the title? will the blockchain be restarted and we will lose our coins or not? I dont want to waste time/electricity on it then.
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giveBTCpls
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June 10, 2014, 07:15:12 PM |
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It' doesnt work, im doing it exactly as they say: Mine using the following settings: stratum+tcp://new.hashharder.com:9977 -u <NewUniversalCoin Address> -p Anything BUT it doesnt work. I get "unexpected extra commandline arguments" and cgminer.exe crashes. |
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lopalcar
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June 10, 2014, 07:27:04 PM |
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It' doesnt work, im doing it exactly as they say: Mine using the following settings: stratum+tcp://new.hashharder.com:9977 -u <NewUniversalCoin Address> -p Anything BUT it doesnt work. I get "unexpected extra commandline arguments" and cgminer.exe crashes. did you set -o argument before stratum+tcp://new.hashharder.com:9977 ?? |
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zsnorbi
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June 10, 2014, 07:29:58 PM |
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It' doesnt work, im doing it exactly as they say: Mine using the following settings: stratum+tcp://new.hashharder.com:9977 -u <NewUniversalCoin Address> -p Anything BUT it doesnt work. I get "unexpected extra commandline arguments" and cgminer.exe crashes. It is working fine, this is the command line to use -o stratum+tcp://new.hashharder.com:9977 -u <NewUniversalCoin Address> -p Anything |
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June 10, 2014, 09:08:44 PM |
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Bcrypt is hot in summer， change x13，the coin will be hot， so stupid dev ，lol.
x13 is shit and is being raped by chinese FPGA miners just like x11. Ya know what doesn't heat up my house or get hashraped by chinese FPGA miners? Scrypt ASICs. Anyway, yes dev, I am mining your coin with scrypt ASICs as we speak. I assume a hard fork is in order to switch over to Bcrypt, if your heart is set on that. Doesn't matter to me, but you picked that algo for a reason so do what you must. Yes I was always aware that you could mine with scrypt ASICs and could recreate it locally, it's just that all of the blocks were always rejected by the network. Anyway we'll see if the new update will fix anything. But people have said that SOLO mining works. Maybe not with ASICs however - for that, the use of a stratum is required http://new.hashharder.com/scrypt/newuniversalcoinIf the coin is updating, please let me know so I can update our pool so that it doesn't fork. yes, im mining NUD with my Gridblade in your pool. and im recieving coins. |
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DLow
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June 10, 2014, 10:23:30 PM |
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So.. how about an eschange? Bittrex won't respond, maybe Dev should get in contact..
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June 10, 2014, 10:24:59 PM |
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So.. how about an eschange? Bittrex won't respond, maybe Dev should get in contact..
It's probably best to at least wait for tonight's update before attempting to get on an exchange. |
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TheCoinFinder
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June 10, 2014, 11:39:57 PM |
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It' doesnt work, im doing it exactly as they say: Mine using the following settings: stratum+tcp://new.hashharder.com:9977 -u <NewUniversalCoin Address> -p Anything BUT it doesnt work. I get "unexpected extra commandline arguments" and cgminer.exe crashes. You know, you make a good point here. I've now added in the "-o" part. |
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green2014
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June 11, 2014, 01:47:45 AM |
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what about dev's plan...  |
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green2014
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June 11, 2014, 05:41:20 AM |
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good coin I have mined millions of them. |
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zsnorbi
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June 11, 2014, 01:50:30 PM |
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good coin I have mined millions of them. I would doubt that lol |
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DLow
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June 11, 2014, 02:00:41 PM |
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So.. how about an eschange? Bittrex won't respond, maybe Dev should get in contact..
It's probably best to at least wait for tonight's update before attempting to get on an exchange. Oh, ok. WHat's the update gonna be about? |
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koriander
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June 11, 2014, 02:06:07 PM |
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WTB 10000 NUD for 0.1 BTC
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flowerpots
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June 11, 2014, 03:06:38 PM |
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So.. how about an eschange? Bittrex won't respond, maybe Dev should get in contact..
It's probably best to at least wait for tonight's update before attempting to get on an exchange. Oh, ok. WHat's the update gonna be about? I'm not sure, but I guess the DEV wants to update so that SCRYPT mining will not be accepted by the network anymore. That would be good news: new anon coin + new algo. |
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lexusivan888
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June 11, 2014, 03:19:10 PM |
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So.. how about an eschange? Bittrex won't respond, maybe Dev should get in contact..
It's probably best to at least wait for tonight's update before attempting to get on an exchange. Oh, ok. WHat's the update gonna be about? I'm not sure, but I guess the DEV wants to update so that SCRYPT mining will not be accepted by the network anymore. That would be good news: new anon coin + new algo. algo is not a problem. creativeness is the key to a coin. |
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