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BTW people, those who were mining since pre-announcement on burstpool.ddns.net, you can still pm and get your 10 shares, even though there are no current sells, but you'll need to be quick we're running out fast, and there are almost enough buy orders to eat up the rest of the initial 3000 share offering!!!
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Sglasio
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September 29, 2014, 01:13:19 AM |
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Irontiga
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September 29, 2014, 01:14:46 AM |
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A hacking tool  |
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doge94
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September 29, 2014, 01:15:58 AM |
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A vanity address generator. |
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twig123
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September 29, 2014, 02:33:29 AM |
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Both doge94 & paradigmflux need to check their respective pools...
@paradigmflux, I haven't seen a payout in several days now... Looks like several people are getting fed up with it as well, as there is almost no hashing power on your pool anymore. What's the deal?
...would be really nice if Pool devs would chime in. Both pools are still having issues. @paradigmflux - Officially down 6000+ coins (and counting) because your pool isn't paying out. You rally for support of you pool, yet are MIA when your pool needs you. I'm headed to bed now. However, if there is not any feedback on fixing the pool by the time I wake up, then I'll have no other option than to cut my losses and pull all of my hashing power off of your pool... Hope to hear some good news soon. still no updates/fixes. *sigh* I'm severely disappointed... @paradigmflux - Whelp, I've given up on your pool since there is no support from you. I have now withdrawn my miners from your pool, leaving it with less than 150GH/s (SHA) of hashing power... If you ever decide to make right on these issues, let me know and I'll consider shifting my hashing power back. |
Bitcoin: 11c3RRAyVA33DrkNyRz9dfvLogvGvYKWL
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fanepatent
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September 29, 2014, 02:38:49 AM |
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dude when you know nothing about this shit its confusing so STFU and GTFOH as am asking for help obvious you know how to shit I don't so GTFO
And why the language? |
BURST - BURST-58XP-63WY-XSVQ-ASG9A
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coinits
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September 29, 2014, 03:03:09 AM |
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Jump you fuckers! | The thing about smart motherfuckers is they sound like crazy motherfuckers to dumb motherfuckers. | My sig space for rent for 0.01 btc per week.
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fanepatent
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September 29, 2014, 03:05:15 AM |
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Thats a scam. Seriously, would you buy $55k worth of equipment from someone having a CPU as a picture instead of an ASIC? Also selling warehouse robots, and all of a sudden decided to make an ASIC. And 5 Gh for 9W... Really... |
BURST - BURST-58XP-63WY-XSVQ-ASG9A
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Irontiga
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September 29, 2014, 03:07:36 AM |
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Thats a scam. Seriously, would you buy $55k worth of equipment from someone having a CPU as a picture instead of an ASIC? Also selling warehouse robots, and all of a sudden decided to make an ASIC. And 5 Gh for 9W... Really... I'm pretty sure that if you told someone ten years ago that you could fit a 2.5ghz quad-core in your pocket with a screen and a battery to last the whole day, they would've laughed at you. But anyway, I'm not investing . I don't know about scam or not, but the risk is too high. |
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muzzyshop
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September 29, 2014, 03:39:18 AM |
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$11 per Mh/s is too expensive
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Shadey
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September 29, 2014, 03:50:36 AM |
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Thats a scam. Seriously, would you buy $55k worth of equipment from someone having a CPU as a picture instead of an ASIC? Also selling warehouse robots, and all of a sudden decided to make an ASIC. And 5 Gh for 9W... Really... I'm pretty sure that if you told someone ten years ago that you could fit a 2.5ghz quad-core in your pocket with a screen and a battery to last the whole day, they would've laughed at you. But anyway, I'm not investing . I don't know about scam or not, but the risk is too high. @fanepatent: "9 kW/H of power from the wall", it says 9W/H there, But don't know if that's like MH, or GH, or KH, and I do agree with you about not trusting it/buying it. Just wanted to point that all out lol |
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Razerglass
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September 29, 2014, 04:08:34 AM |
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Thats a scam. Seriously, would you buy $55k worth of equipment from someone having a CPU as a picture instead of an ASIC? Also selling warehouse robots, and all of a sudden decided to make an ASIC. And 5 Gh for 9W... Really... I'm pretty sure that if you told someone ten years ago that you could fit a 2.5ghz quad-core in your pocket with a screen and a battery to last the whole day, they would've laughed at you. But anyway, I'm not investing . I don't know about scam or not, but the risk is too high. @fanepatent: "9 kW/H of power from the wall", it says 9W/H there, But don't know if that's like MH, or GH, or KH, and I do agree with you about not trusting it/buying it. Just wanted to point that all out lol Yeah.. it isnt a scam. sorry to rain on the parade lol http://cointelegraph.com/news/112610/industrial-scale-manufacturer-rolls-out-5ghs-asic-scrypt-miner-ceo-there-is-still-room-for-increasing-hashpower |
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muzzyshop
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September 29, 2014, 04:11:32 AM |
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Thats a scam. Seriously, would you buy $55k worth of equipment from someone having a CPU as a picture instead of an ASIC? Also selling warehouse robots, and all of a sudden decided to make an ASIC. And 5 Gh for 9W... Really... I'm pretty sure that if you told someone ten years ago that you could fit a 2.5ghz quad-core in your pocket with a screen and a battery to last the whole day, they would've laughed at you. But anyway, I'm not investing . I don't know about scam or not, but the risk is too high. @fanepatent: "9 kW/H of power from the wall", it says 9W/H there, But don't know if that's like MH, or GH, or KH, and I do agree with you about not trusting it/buying it. Just wanted to point that all out lol Yeah.. it isnt a scam. sorry to rain on the parade lol http://cointelegraph.com/news/112610/industrial-scale-manufacturer-rolls-out-5ghs-asic-scrypt-miner-ceo-there-is-still-room-for-increasing-hashpowerPlease see my signature: price under $5 per Mh/s |
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Razerglass
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September 29, 2014, 04:23:31 AM |
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Thats a scam. Seriously, would you buy $55k worth of equipment from someone having a CPU as a picture instead of an ASIC? Also selling warehouse robots, and all of a sudden decided to make an ASIC. And 5 Gh for 9W... Really... I'm pretty sure that if you told someone ten years ago that you could fit a 2.5ghz quad-core in your pocket with a screen and a battery to last the whole day, they would've laughed at you. But anyway, I'm not investing . I don't know about scam or not, but the risk is too high. @fanepatent: "9 kW/H of power from the wall", it says 9W/H there, But don't know if that's like MH, or GH, or KH, and I do agree with you about not trusting it/buying it. Just wanted to point that all out lol Yeah.. it isnt a scam. sorry to rain on the parade lol http://cointelegraph.com/news/112610/industrial-scale-manufacturer-rolls-out-5ghs-asic-scrypt-miner-ceo-there-is-still-room-for-increasing-hashpowerPlease see my signature: price under $5 per Mh/s not even clicking lol. Q4 boards got 3.2$,3.4w/MH |
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AnonymousEconomist
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September 29, 2014, 04:31:52 AM |
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i seem to be having a hard time withdrawing my coins from C CEX.
anyone having this issue?
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Add me on Twitter! @AnonOnAMoose
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yellowduck2
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September 29, 2014, 04:33:02 AM |
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i seem to be having a hard time withdrawing my coins from C CEX.
anyone having this issue?
nope. i having an easy time withdrawing. I even have an easy time depositing |
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muzzyshop
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September 29, 2014, 05:02:21 AM |
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Thats a scam. Seriously, would you buy $55k worth of equipment from someone having a CPU as a picture instead of an ASIC? Also selling warehouse robots, and all of a sudden decided to make an ASIC. And 5 Gh for 9W... Really... I'm pretty sure that if you told someone ten years ago that you could fit a 2.5ghz quad-core in your pocket with a screen and a battery to last the whole day, they would've laughed at you. But anyway, I'm not investing . I don't know about scam or not, but the risk is too high. @fanepatent: "9 kW/H of power from the wall", it says 9W/H there, But don't know if that's like MH, or GH, or KH, and I do agree with you about not trusting it/buying it. Just wanted to point that all out lol Yeah.. it isnt a scam. sorry to rain on the parade lol http://cointelegraph.com/news/112610/industrial-scale-manufacturer-rolls-out-5ghs-asic-scrypt-miner-ceo-there-is-still-room-for-increasing-hashpowerPlease see my signature: price under $5 per Mh/s not even clicking lol. Q4 boards got 3.2$,3.4w/MH offers including 1 year free hosting fee |
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burstcoin (OP)
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September 29, 2014, 05:46:18 AM |
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Committed a minor updated to github. Update adds 2 new request types for client <-> client communication, getAccountBalance and getAccountRecentTransactions, both which take an account parameter. This is intended for thin clients to be able to easily retrieve balance and recent transactions for an account by pulling it from full nodes, without having to download the whole blockchain. A node could of course return incorrect information, but checking against a couple different nodes should allow a client to see the correct values.
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