Quote from: mikeywith on Today at 01:10:58 PM

Quote from: kano on Today at 02:55:05 AM

Alas the millions of S9 produced didn't magically disappear, even if you like to think they did.
They're almost certainly over 1/4 the world hash rate.

LOL, you sure are clueless, you probably don't own any mining gears and you are still stuck in the 2016-2017 era. You need to wake up and smell the coffee, most certainly the standard S9s don't make anywhere close to 1/4, it is so funny i don't even want to discuss it.

Says the guy who has a tiny farm and that's about it ...

Quote from: mikeywith on Today at 01:10:58 PM

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BM have the S9 code open source, if you can't find it

Your comprehensing skills are lagging worse than your pool, I said the only S9 source code available is the S9 as is, there is no source code available for the S9k and S9se.

My pool has less lag than probably any other pool on the planet ...

Quote from: mikeywith on Today at 01:10:58 PM

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The '+' on the end is the same code with changes and additions.

This is another baseless claim, how do you know how different or similar the + version is without being able to look into the code of both versions, of course you don't and you are just saying stuff you have no clue about.

The same way any coder would know how to do that.
Quite simple actually, you look at the binary.
Hmm, I wonder who has no clue ... do you know anything at all about coding?

As you imply, I clearly don't, I certainly have no proof of all the well known free coding I've done in Bitcoin ... ... ... 2nd main developer of cgminer, earliest firmware updates by anyone (S1, S2, S3) including adding and fixing BM's code into cgminer, pool software, full coded from scratch hi performance database, bitcoin performance, more miner driver code in cgminer than anyone but ck, dealt directly with Bitmain, Cannan, BFL, BlackArrow, MyRig, BitmainTech, hmm I guess that could most of it ... probably think of others if I wasted more time on this ...
Yeah you're right, what would I know about anything, nothing at all.

You're back on ignore, no idea why I switched that off ...