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[firetreeactual]

Geez, man... 

While I understand what you laid out...it's a really, REALLY nice process...I could not begin to manage such. I have to manage a miniscule (comparatively) web presence, and that's sometimes more than I care for (but then, I'm sure I've got a couple of decades on you and am less inclined to "work" hard  ).

Thanks again. Mine on.

[clgrissom3]

Block by tich13 with his 18th Kano Block! 

[firetreeactual]

Back on a roll...

[wmabern]

 

[traxor]

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PROBABLYcertainly NOT KANO'S PROBLEM
...

FTFY

Yes the transactions are there in the bitcoin blockchain.
Also note that if you see a group, as is usual, of payouts with the same number of confirmations, the order is random.

Who makes trezor?
Check with them

Edit: any time you have a question about a payout, check on block trail first.
The easy way to get there is to click on any block link on our web site, then click on "Explorer" at the top ... that's what I do

LOL...

Well -- NOT REALLY -- It took me HOURS to pull in all of the transactions on the block chain -- and then transfer the total to a 3rd party wallet that I'm now using (temporarily changed the wallet on the pool)...

Yes -- I know that Slush also owns trezor -- but, way back when, they WERE the ONLY pool around -- although it took me WAY TOO LONG to give up on solo mining and join them -- and then even LONGER to LEAVE them and move to Bitminter -- then here...

I still don't understand why my trezor did NOT recognize the deposits for those 10 blocks -- I guess that all is well that ends well...

I have MORE THAN 1 Trezor -- and am currently in the process of draining ALL of THEIR funds...

I use a MAC -- and a while back, they made me move from safari to chrome -- and THEN they required a chrome plug in -- it is getting TOO COMPLICATED!!!

I LOVE mining here -- but, maybe I'll need to go back to Bitminter -- where I can control the "payouts"...

PLEASE TELL ME that there is ANOTHER way...

IF I recall correctly, I cannot use a Bitcoin Core Wallet unless I'm running a node -- which I haven't in years...

[thedreamer]

Unless you want to see your losses go up, I'd suggest not going to Bitminter. LOL. Last block took 2.5 weeks.

[firetreeactual]

PLEASE TELL ME that there is ANOTHER way...

IF I recall correctly, I cannot use a Bitcoin Core Wallet unless I'm running a node -- which I haven't in years...

Well...yes, there is another way, and it is the Bitcoin Core wallet. By definition, you are "running a node" by running the client. There's no reason to not use it, and many reasons to DO use it, as I think you've found via the "hard way."

I also used Slush when I began. I won't now. This is the only place I've found at which you can track, in detail, your rewards BY BLOCK, and track them rather well overall. I've never "lost" a payout here, although there was one day when I couldn't find the payouts for about 10 blocks, but then discovered that I had simply lost the records in the LibreOffice database I use to track them; the db hadn't updated before I lost power one time, and those records went away. All I had to do, however, was compare my rewards page on kano.is with my database, and to my core wallet. The error became obvious, and I bought a new UPS for the workstation.

No worries.  

EDIT: ...and I back up the Core wallet to two separate external devices daily... (usb stick and another SSD on my network). The stick stays on my person (well, in my 3-day assault pack I carry around...I don't carry a purse), and the SSD goes in my safe. Hope it's helpful for you.

[philipma1957]

...
PROBABLYcertainly NOT KANO'S PROBLEM
...

FTFY

Yes the transactions are there in the bitcoin blockchain.
Also note that if you see a group, as is usual, of payouts with the same number of confirmations, the order is random.

Who makes trezor?
Check with them

Edit: any time you have a question about a payout, check on block trail first.
The easy way to get there is to click on any block link on our web site, then click on "Explorer" at the top ... that's what I do

LOL...

Well -- NOT REALLY -- It took me HOURS to pull in all of the transactions on the block chain -- and then transfer the total to a 3rd party wallet that I'm now using (temporarily changed the wallet on the pool)...

Yes -- I know that Slush also owns trezor -- but, way back when, they WERE the ONLY pool around -- although it took me WAY TOO LONG to give up on solo mining and join them -- and then even LONGER to LEAVE them and move to Bitminter -- then here...

I still don't understand why my trezor did NOT recognize the deposits for those 10 blocks -- I guess that all is well that ends well...

I have MORE THAN 1 Trezor -- and am currently in the process of draining ALL of THEIR funds...

I use a MAC -- and a while back, they made me move from safari to chrome -- and THEN they required a chrome plug in -- it is getting TOO COMPLICATED!!!

I LOVE mining here -- but, maybe I'll need to go back to Bitminter -- where I can control the "payouts"...

PLEASE TELL ME that there is ANOTHER way...

IF I recall correctly, I cannot use a Bitcoin Core Wallet unless I'm running a node -- which I haven't in years...

   get a mac mini and run a node.  use super duper clone the the hdd two or 3 times.

[yslyung]

run a node but dont store your bitcoins there, easy to hack.

go back to basics , make a paper wallet or prolly you can try armory.

blockies,....moar pls

[kano]

...
PROBABLYcertainly NOT KANO'S PROBLEM
...

FTFY

Yes the transactions are there in the bitcoin blockchain.
Also note that if you see a group, as is usual, of payouts with the same number of confirmations, the order is random.

Who makes trezor?
Check with them

Edit: any time you have a question about a payout, check on block trail first.
The easy way to get there is to click on any block link on our web site, then click on "Explorer" at the top ... that's what I do

LOL...

Well -- NOT REALLY -- It took me HOURS to pull in all of the transactions on the block chain -- and then transfer the total to a 3rd party wallet that I'm now using (temporarily changed the wallet on the pool)...

...

There you are talking about moving BTC from one place to another.
I've no idea why you need to list every single transaction, since simply having the private key to an address means you own all unspent transactions sent to that address.
On core wallet it will know that balance and you can simply send that balance to another address.

And you are discussing a faulty trezor ... ... ...

Here you can see each block and know that you got paid.
On blocktrail you simply enter your payout address in search ... and there's the whole list of them under the "Transactions" tab.
For the actual blocks, click on the blocktrail link on the Payments page to see all ...
Or click on a block link and then click on "Kano CKPool"

I LOVE mining here -- but, maybe I'll need to go back to the hooker casino -- where I can control the "payouts"...

ftfy ...

If by "control" you mean you don't want them per block, then yes mine somewhere else.

[wmabern]

Finally, block #2 for the day. 

[philipma1957]

Finally, block #2 for the day. 

We need a block party!

[wmabern]

Finally, block #2 for the day. 

We need a block party!

Just got another!

[kano]

#3 tich13

[OneInchWonder]

Last payment I recived was block 420608. Has payments gone out after that? Want to make sure im not getting fucked my wallet or not.


Thanks

[wmabern]

Last payment I recived was block 420608. Has payments gone out after that? Want to make sure im not getting fucked my wallet or not.
Thanks

Lots of payments have been sent out since then. Unless you are just making dust, you have some sort of problem.

[OneInchWonder]

Last payment I recived was block 420608. Has payments gone out after that? Want to make sure im not getting fucked my wallet or not.
Thanks

Lots of payments have been sent out since then. Unless you are just making dust, you have some sort of problem.

Thanks. I looked up Bitcoin address and payments were sent just not Seeing then on Coinbase. Looks like I will need to email them. This is going to be fun. Last time it took them 2 weeks to get my Visa card working.

[wmabern]

Come on UPS man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

More hash coming our way today! 

[traxor]

If by "control" you mean you don't want them per block, then yes mine somewhere else.

I do believe that my rambling posts yesterday -- fueled by frustration and possibly too much alcohol    -- deserved a little bit of your signature snark. 

Of course, I don't want to mine anywhere else...

NO ONE can throw a block part as well as kano!!!

 

[firetreeactual]

I'm gonna say this just one more time, and then shut up on the subject entirely. (Quiet with the "yays!" out there...). It is, of course, just my opinion...but it comes from some hard experience.

If you choose to store your coin anywhere but in your own wallet, on your own machine, using the Bitcoin Core client, you're taking a chance you don't need to take...and you're taking it for the sake of convenience, not for security. Your own machine's network and physical security are your kuleana (Hawaiian for responsibility).

Yes, I've used other wallets, Armory as well as a couple of others. ALL of them are, IMHO, simply layers put on top of the Core to add bells and whistles. This is a common result of open-source dev...folks come up with all sorts of ways to "make it better." And, again, I wouldn't mine to an exchange account under ANY circumstances.

My late Pop, a certified genius with all the ego of a Buddhist monk, would caution me when I was building ham radios for other kids (this is when I was maybe eight) that, "a truly good design cannot be logically improved upon without degrading its integrity...in the vernacular (he loved using that), why do ya wanna make a ruby out of a diamond? Because you like the color red?"