Re: [Beta] MyBitMine.co | New Type Of Faucet | Get Bitcoin From Playing
Update
Another one bites the dust..
Well, given the things we've experienced over the past month, it comes as no surprise that we lost yet another graphics designer. So we've made a decision to move forward with the current graphics we use as templates during the beta, and release a beta version as soon as possible. The public version will however be post-poned until the graphics are done.
Furthermore, we got an inquiry about an internship from someone capable of designing pixel art, and we are currently discussing the details of it and investigating how we can proceed with this (if we decide on it).
Will of course update you all regarding this when we get closer to an answer.
Happy mining,
- Michael
Lol yea there's definetely a limit in theory, but it won't be realistic to reach that amount of workers
Aaand if it happens we'll just use unsigned numbers to increase the limit but it would really surprise me hehe
This is just me thinking out loud:
If you're not using any cookie cleaning software or declining cookies, then it might be a problem with adblocker. I cannot say this for sure though but I faced the same thing on my laptop (albeit only twice) which uses an adblocker plugin, and I haven't seen a this problem on my Mac. In fact, I've been logged in continuously since the first time. Furthermore, when we go ahead and change things on the site, then it makes the current cookies invalid - which can be the cause of at least a few of the times.
Can you describe your exact actions when refreshing the site multiple times or up to you getting logged out? Like, do you spam the F5 button; regularly refresh to check balance; refresh, complete captcha, refresh, surf around, refresh, rinse & repeat; or which approach are you using? Might help us narrow down the problem.
Thanks!
Another one bites the dust..
Well, given the things we've experienced over the past month, it comes as no surprise that we lost yet another graphics designer. So we've made a decision to move forward with the current graphics we use as templates during the beta, and release a beta version as soon as possible. The public version will however be post-poned until the graphics are done.
Furthermore, we got an inquiry about an internship from someone capable of designing pixel art, and we are currently discussing the details of it and investigating how we can proceed with this (if we decide on it).
Will of course update you all regarding this when we get closer to an answer.
Happy mining,
- Michael
Seems it will be javascript based there is a hard cap of 2,147,648,213 ^_^ if someone get's that many miner's then I say they have won the internet ^_^
Lol yea there's definetely a limit in theory, but it won't be realistic to reach that amount of workers
Aaand if it happens we'll just use unsigned numbers to increase the limit but it would really surprise me hehehow do i keep logged in? the more i refresh the site the more often i have to log in.
other times i log in start mining, close the page, and 2 days later open the site to find that i am still logged in.
what is the deal with that?
other times i log in start mining, close the page, and 2 days later open the site to find that i am still logged in.
what is the deal with that?
This is just me thinking out loud:
If you're not using any cookie cleaning software or declining cookies, then it might be a problem with adblocker. I cannot say this for sure though but I faced the same thing on my laptop (albeit only twice) which uses an adblocker plugin, and I haven't seen a this problem on my Mac. In fact, I've been logged in continuously since the first time. Furthermore, when we go ahead and change things on the site, then it makes the current cookies invalid - which can be the cause of at least a few of the times.
Can you describe your exact actions when refreshing the site multiple times or up to you getting logged out? Like, do you spam the F5 button; regularly refresh to check balance; refresh, complete captcha, refresh, surf around, refresh, rinse & repeat; or which approach are you using? Might help us narrow down the problem.
Thanks!