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August 04, 2016, 12:26:45 AM |
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I LOVE the fact that you are running a node. I haven't done that since 2011/2012. Yeah -- make sure to prioritize that list. USB FIRST!!!  |
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Megaquake
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August 04, 2016, 12:34:09 AM |
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Bitgo wallet or should I say one wallet multiple users, Bitfinex fell for this crap and pulled the coins out of cold storage!
Responding to needs of Bitcoin businesses, BitGo created the first multi-user 2-of-3 multi-signature wallet. Adding multi-user capabilities allowed Bitcoin businesses to have what we’ve had in the banking world for years: joint accounts, multi-level transaction approvals, auditor account access, and more
I believe coinbase has insurance for a situation like this. Coinbase is a different animal with different regs. No margin, no shorting, etc. Plus, Coinbase must abide with U.S. law. I wouldn't trust their insurance to cover BTC loss, but I suspect that it would cover USD loss for a limited amount. Latest update from Finex says that the customers that lost coin are screwed.  And, presumably, they are going to TRY and continue operations. I cannot IMAGINE ANYONE EVER trading there anymore -- but, this isn't the first time the Finex has totally screwed their customers. Me included. Where is the "bang my head against the wall" emoticon??? They are just going spread the losses between members and continue business as usual |
Mines at Kano.is best profit in the world!
在Kano.is的BTC
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August 04, 2016, 12:45:19 AM |
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Their TOS and latest update state otherwise. Not saying that it won't ultimately work the way you are saying -- I think that they are going to try to stay in business. |
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wolfen
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August 04, 2016, 12:52:28 AM |
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How much disk does a full node need?
It is just a Bitcoin wallet with the entire block chain downloaded?
Probably better on Linux?
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For those about to block we salute you! AC->BTC
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wmabern
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August 04, 2016, 12:54:40 AM |
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How much disk does a full node need?
It is just a Bitcoin wallet with the entire block chain downloaded?
84.7 GB right now. It's on a spare TB drive. Yes, but it is also processing transactions as I'm connected to anywhere from 8-15 peers at a time. Edit: It may be better on Linux, but my Linux laptop didn't have the space so it's on Win10. (A locked-down tight win10, I should add.) |
BITMIXER.IO Gone Baby, Gone.. ;-)
Not any good sig campaigns out there that I want!
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wolfen
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August 04, 2016, 12:59:52 AM |
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Would it be good to have a few of them?
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For those about to block we salute you! AC->BTC
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wmabern
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August 04, 2016, 01:00:50 AM |
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Would it be good to have a few of them?
I'm not sure I understand. A few of the nodes? |
BITMIXER.IO Gone Baby, Gone.. ;-)
Not any good sig campaigns out there that I want!
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wolfen
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August 04, 2016, 01:02:12 AM |
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A few Bitcoin cores running on several machines?
Wait, they have to have their own ip on the Internet?
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For those about to block we salute you! AC->BTC
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wmabern
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August 04, 2016, 01:05:47 AM |
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A few Bitcoin cores running on several machines?
It would help the network. It doesn't use hardly any CPU or memory. Not sure how a number of them might effect your network. I have pretty fast cable internet and also use it for my TV, internet, miners, and it doesn't make a blip. |
BITMIXER.IO Gone Baby, Gone.. ;-)
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wmabern
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August 04, 2016, 01:08:14 AM
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A few Bitcoin cores running on several machines?
Wait, they have to have their own ip on the Internet?
That is correct having several node cores running on the same network is pointless. You would have to have more than one public-facing IP address. And have the nodes on different subnets, probably. I think if you can run one, that would be sufficient.  |
BITMIXER.IO Gone Baby, Gone.. ;-)
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kano (OP)
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August 04, 2016, 04:12:58 AM |
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A few Bitcoin cores running on several machines?
Wait, they have to have their own ip on the Internet?
No. It just means it's less likely to be found if it uses a different port. But btcd itself solves that by going out and finding others to connect to. |
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wmabern
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August 04, 2016, 05:42:13 AM
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BLOCK! First of the day! Oh yeah, it was mine.  Well actually it was found by my MRR rental owned by The Dreamer. Let's get SIX for the day! We can do it! BLOCKSSSSSS! My 2nd Kano Block!  Kinda juicy block too! |
BITMIXER.IO Gone Baby, Gone.. ;-)
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wmabern
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August 04, 2016, 06:15:29 AM |
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Block #2! By Cytline! BLOCKSSSSSSSSSSSS! |
BITMIXER.IO Gone Baby, Gone.. ;-)
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kano (OP)
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August 04, 2016, 07:01:22 AM |
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I'll do a ckpool restart in ~3 hours at about 10:00 UTC Update to improve performance. Miners should simply see a reconnect in cgminer if you happen to be watching it As usual, rentals may or may not reconnect depending upon the rental source handling that properly. |
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No zuo no die why you try, u zuo u die dont be shy
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August 04, 2016, 08:21:05 AM |
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How much disk does a full node need?
It is just a Bitcoin wallet with the entire block chain downloaded?
84.7 GB right now. It's on a spare TB drive. Yes, but it is also processing transactions as I'm connected to anywhere from 8-15 peers at a time. Edit: It may be better on Linux, but my Linux laptop didn't have the space so it's on Win10. (A locked-down tight win10, I should add.) What are the benefits of running a full node besides helping the network? Do you actually get paid? I am thinking of setting up my own wallet recently too as my accumulation now nears 10 btc. |
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kano (OP)
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August 04, 2016, 10:03:12 AM |
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I'll do a ckpool restart in ~3 hours at about 10:00 UTC Update to improve performance. Miners should simply see a reconnect in cgminer if you happen to be watching it As usual, rentals may or may not reconnect depending upon the rental source handling that properly. In 6 minutes ... and counting ... Done. All ok |
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wmabern
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August 04, 2016, 11:02:04 AM |
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How much disk does a full node need?
It is just a Bitcoin wallet with the entire block chain downloaded?
84.7 GB right now. It's on a spare TB drive. Yes, but it is also processing transactions as I'm connected to anywhere from 8-15 peers at a time. Edit: It may be better on Linux, but my Linux laptop didn't have the space so it's on Win10. (A locked-down tight win10, I should add.) What are the benefits of running a full node besides helping the network? Do you actually get paid? I am thinking of setting up my own wallet recently too as my accumulation now nears 10 btc. I WISH you got paid a fraction on transactions!! But no, you're just helping the network process transactions faster. Also, I'm using the built in Core wallet for my coins and all of my keys. You can also choose the tx fee you wish to add to a spend for it to begin confirm in the length of time of your choosing. But I'm sure other wallets have that feature. I'm just doing it because I can and to take control of my coins and keys. Feels good to be able to help the network in some small way also. It's very easy to do. |
BITMIXER.IO Gone Baby, Gone.. ;-)
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kano (OP)
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August 04, 2016, 12:08:19 PM |
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If you have your own node, then only you have control of your bitcoins. If you have something else, then you don't have control of your bitcoins. I still don't get why people are happy to give their bitcoins to someone else ... ... ... Block |
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wmabern
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August 04, 2016, 12:24:40 PM |
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Nice to see three blocks already for today with my morning coffee! Let's make it a banner day! Blocks, Blocks, and more Blocks! Unfortunately, I'll have to shut down my miners for most of the day because of rain storms. Thank goodness for my MRR rental. The rental found a block early this morning! More BLOCKSSSSSS! |
BITMIXER.IO Gone Baby, Gone.. ;-)
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kano (OP)
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August 04, 2016, 12:37:36 PM
Last edit: August 04, 2016, 01:01:51 PM by kano |
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Post without the link -- Meanwhile ... I've been rather annoyed at the luck lately, not coz it's been that bad, but more coz it's been so damn unreliable ... and I keep thinking conspiracy theories  So, to cheer me up, and hopefully everyone else, I've added a column to the top of the stats table on the blocks page. -ck requested this a while ago, and I finally added it It's the overall expected PPS% given the numbers displayed and also after removing the pool fee. I'll add a blue '?' popup at some later date, explaining it. |
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