I'd be into it!

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I don't think this coin is going to achieve escape velocity.

Thx for the credits - Suits & Sevens is a lot of fun!

User: FlyingSpocks

Thx!

The simplest test would be to try p2pool. They're very popular because of their simplicity: no need to register a username etc. Instead of username, you just plug in your coin receiving address. So:

CGMiner -o {p2pool URL & port} -u {your receiving address} -p {ignored. Type anything}

The instructions are on their site, and you can mine all sorts of different coins by changing to the appropriate port and using one of your receiving addresses for that coin.

Try it out!

Bump! Very cool of you.

I've been mining a few of these on my poor old Nvidia.

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Thx!

Well I certainly like the sound of it.

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Thx!

I sympathize with the concept, but making things harder just for the sake of it seems counterproductive. So many wasted cycles & electricity. Id like to see more coins that do useful work, like Primecoin, creating a social value while doing work. I don't care if it's just calculating a big fractal or something, but I'd like to see all these resources devoted to something real.

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Looking forward to checking it out!

FlyingSpocks

Thx!

I haven't tried GUIMiner, but have used CGMiner with no issues; it might be worth trying.

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Thx!

Username: SupaDupa

BTW, I used a 6-char pwd at first, and I got the "password not between 3-30 characters" error. Went away when I added more characters but should probly be fixed. Thx!