Quote from: drummerjdb666 on July 13, 2013, 05:36:41 AM

Quote from: Buffer Overflow on July 13, 2013, 04:11:44 AM

Quote from: dudeguy on July 12, 2013, 07:35:01 PM

Now that's just naughty! Who's stealin 'dem blocks! Shocked

I hope the block size becomes 0.000145 XPM by next week, so we've got a pre-manufactured scarcity on our hands just like BitBar--combine that with the new POF of this coin and resistance to GPU mining I think we've got a winner Wink

Btw, how the F%^K do you mine 60K PPS? Server farm? I'm not even at 1K with 3 processors!

Stop whining about people so called 'stealing blocks'. They are not stolen, they are earned.

You can't really consider using amazon equipment for a lil cash, "earned".... like... AT ALL! I wouldn't call it stealing either.. but it is an unfair advantage to the common folks with decent machines that want to mine for the greater good or to support a dev.. or to make some profit's.. but when it's a solo mine only coin.. that nobody can mine anymore.. because of a small group of people that found per hour access to cpu's.. sure great idea.. but so were asics.. look what that did to bitcoin... how many of you without asic's are mining for bitcoin? none?

~~""""refrain from making more negative statement directed at victim here"""~~

Using EC2 to mine is expensive. Miners are taking onboard risk using the service, there is no guarantee of a return. The coins mined there are very much earned indeed.

Quote from: drummerjdb666 on July 13, 2013, 05:36:41 AM

because of a small group of people that found per hour access to cpu's

Small group of people? EC2 are publicly available to all, anyone can use the service. You just have to put your hand in your wallet and take a gamble. Some people cannot or will not do that.