Quote from: s0br on December 03, 2014, 05:25:33 AM

Quote from: MrGreenHat on December 03, 2014, 03:54:16 AM

Quote from: s0br on December 03, 2014, 03:44:27 AM

Quote from: kano on December 01, 2014, 11:45:12 PM

From now - rather than yesterday - the actual block history is as the web site says: https://kano.is/index.php?k=pblocks
5 days - 0 blocks
6 days - 1 block
7 days - 2 blocks
13 days - 3 blocks
17 days - 5 blocks
lots and lots more blocks ...

Oh well, lets hope we get more much closer to the expected time soon.

With your current round, the probability of finding exactly 0 blocks in 7 days at 1.08PH is: 2.24%... based on Bitcoin's poisson distribution... it's not very probable to get the big swings your pool is having.. it's very unlikely... you sure you didn't screw anything up?

This pool has had SHIT LUCK for a week. It happens. Look at the AMAZING luck it had during its initial launch month. Do you know who you are talking to? Have some fucking respect, man. I sure as hell hope you use BFGminer or some other mining software, assuming you actually own any hardware yourself instead of just renting it out, which I can guarantee you the majority of (the hash that you rent) is from rigs running some version of cgminer. Key word is PROBABLE. No, it's not probable, but probability is called probability for a fucking reason you moron.

Why does math make you so mad?

Prolly coz you've made such a ridiculous statement and I didn't delete it Tongue

Having 17 blocks in a row under 100% is indeed very unlikely.
However, it points out how silly your comment is - since ... it really isn't possible to fake getting blocks when I have the pool payment address and the pool name in them ...
Swinging the other way is not very likely, however it's only 3 out of 4 blocks ... with a good one between them ... so not that unlikely ...
However unlikely they are, they are not impossible ... as they have happened ... so your suggestion really does seem ludicrous since if screwing something up equates to getting 17 blocks in a row under 100% followed by 3 out of 4 slow blocks ... then "screwing up" suddenly takes on a whole new meaning ...