I've been researching, but hadn't seen this thread till today.

-Jarl

The 'ATI RADEON' reference is false, all USB video cards, even the ones sold by Diamond (Makers of RADEON Cards) are powered by DisplayLink chipsets.

That being said;
* Yes it is possible to mine SHA256 and SCRYPT on USB GPUs, just do not expect ASIC hashrates.
* Mining SHA coins on a USB GPU may be more profitable than mining on your Netbook's GPU, but you are still better off with an ASIC.
* Mining SCRYPT coins on USB GPU is limited by several factors: DisplayLink has a 4 GPU limit on USB connected devices, Your host OS may not be able to address the full capabilities of the GPU (Mac OSX), SCRYPT Hash Rates will be limited to the data flow speed of your USB interface (USB 2/3).

There are many reasons why you would want to mine on a USB GPU, but the majority of those reasons are for reasons OTHER than mining, and the most common of those, are: that you can not afford dedicated mining equipment, you only have a single laptop/netbook computer, or you have a need for multi-tasking your existing equipment for uses other than mining (need to take the netbook to classes during the day).

Actually, not trying at all. I am who i am... RealSolid is, who he is.

Come to Florida and see for your self if you're not satisfied.

Tiny little town called Crystal River, Florida. It's about 1 hour north of Tampa, on US RT 19. Although I don't think I have that shirt in my picture any longer, the beach is still there and the food vendor there accepts Bitcoin.

-Jarl

EDIT: ~BCX~ yes. Four years in the Navy, Four in the Corps. 8 in between where I was an undergrad at Princeton. Several years after working with DARPA and the DOD, and I am now retired for the second time, having run my own businesses for the last few years. (I also still consult businesses starting up with BitCoin Ventures.)

Oh... and I don't know shit about C++ I'm an old timer from the Z80 CPU, Fortran, Cobol, Basic generation.

Actually, it's an Identification fail... I'm no one's sock puppet... I only WISH I had realsolid's stake in mcx ... I have ONE account here, and this is it. I also have only 1 account on mcx, coinbase, bitstamp, etc.

I do however have 2 Facebook accounts. This nick, and my real name, for family and actual friends.

As far as writing style goes, I don't know how to explain any similarities other than we're probably both using English and are possibly similarly educated. I hold a PhD in Physics and several supporting degree's in related subjects, including economics and systems analysis.

I'm a retired Veteran with 8 years service in the United States Navy and the United States Marine Corps.

I don't use tor or other IP hiding techniques, so anyone with access to my IP logs here should be able to easily verify for you that I'm in the US and, as I understand it, realsolid is on the opposite side of the world.

-Jarl

1) You never answered the question of where your 'Proof' was regarding the 'Fraud' word, but yet you use it again.
2) The activity you condemn, is identical to the activity you yourself engage in, yet you fail to see that as ironic.
3) The proposal you make, is to actively discriminate against others based solely on their success or failure in the market place, yet you believe THEY, the ones you discriminate against, are ones being tyrannical.
4) You proport that freedom of choice is 'anarchy' as well as that we should should NOT be forced or required to have the mental facilities to make our own decisions, but that a decisive, authoritarian, oligarchy of mysticism, is preferable to open information regarding our futures.

Is there a technical term for this particular mental disorder you suffer from, or should I just refer to it in the vernacular 'Liberal Socialism', or the more common term 'Nazi-ism'? Perhaps you simply prefer the less inflammatory term 'Brain Damaged'.

In any event, there is no doubt as to where your issues with realsolid and myself stem from, a deep seated jealousy for some perceived difference in intelligence and ability to think clearly, especially during your epileptic style rants, but I truly see this as Your personal problem to deal with, not mine.

I wish you luck in your future endeavors.

-Jarl

Like you are doing with your fear-mongering posts and personal attacks?

Are you stating a fact or a statement of criminal intent on your part?

If it's a fact, cite your proof?

Tell me, who lost in your so called 'Honest Trades'? Who sold you a coin/share with/without thinking they were getting something of value in return?

Yes, people loose all the time. Some - Like ME for example - are retirees living on a fixed income. Some are college or high school kids with a supply of bitcoin or dollars in their wallets or trust funds. Some are business men/women who just want to invest a little.

The fact still remains, in order for YOU to gain ANYTHING, someone else had to lose it.

I am not going to be apologetic, for NOT losing, for being able to 'GUESS' what's happening with a coin or share, and i resent the implication that somehow I'm doing something bad, for the same behavior as EVERYONE ELSE on the best exchange on the net.

-Jarl

Where? Where is the Fraud? No where, that's where. You've used THAT word too many times NOT to be called on it. The only FRAUD is your constant complaining about a 'problem' that doesn't exist. The only MANIPULATION are your personal attacks on individual users and constant harang of 'warnings' on the forums and in the troll box.

You just admitted to having Gained from your FRAUDS and LIES. Discussion over.

-Jarl

So what if I do?

That just makes me smarter than you. I was able to read the flow a little better than others. I didn't try to manipulate others, like you are doing. I used what's commonly referred to as my BRAIN.

-Jarl

http://i.imgur.com/NaGJKBu.jpg

-Jarl

So ... if the price bounces back, what is your issue?

Prices fluctuate, that's the nature of a trade exchange. Smart traders buy low, sell high.

What basic concept of freedom of choice are you failing to grasp here?

No one is forcing you to trade. Trade has RISKS. You are aware of those risks when you invest.

mcxNOW makes it easy, and also allows people to have a piece of the profits for just hanging on for the ride. I don't get why you think this sort of thing is different from any other exchange in the world, crypto or fiat, other than you don't have to pay in over $500 to start a self directed trading account, on mcx.


-Jarl

I don't think you understand, YOUR POST is market manipulation, trying to scare folks with your conspiracy claims.

What you are seeing is free market. People buy the fee shares because they believe they are worth the price, nothing more, nothing less.

The actual 'Manipulation' is fear-mongers like you and other BTC-e, Crypsy, MtGox trolls, trying to drive the price down with obvious inventions and incredible (mathematically unsound) trading algorithms and posing them as 'warnings' to unsophisticated investors and traders.

If you don't like what you see, move the hell out of the way, the stampede of others with more brains than you, are getting sick at your constant whining.

-Jarl

ok... you complained about this in the trollbox and we explained it to you there... here it is in the forum and you're spreading your closed minded, tin foil hat, conspiracy crap in public.

What you are describing is call 'Market Trading' I don't need to 'manipulate' prices, no one does. People form their own opinion on the value of a coin or a mcxFee Share and work from there.

There is no need to conspire, because most of our opinions are formed from the same publicly available information you have access to, but apparently didn't bother to read.

As far as your 'Worst Case scenario' where one trader builds a buy wall, and through a few well placed small buys/sells they panic a crowd of people into selling or buying their shares or coins. That's absurd on it's face due to the amount of coin spent, immediately devalues the coin/share they have already invested in.

mcx has no 'Stop Loss' trades and you can't buy on 'Credit/Margin' you have what you have, or you don't trade, it's that simple... even in Markets with 'Credit/Margin' trades, the expense of such a devaluing 'scam', as you put it, means the scammer looses out in the end, ending up with less than they started with.

What on earth is your malfunction?

-Jarl

Getting 503 as well on all web pages I have bookmarked... miner went down as well with "Connection Problems" (poclbm - Mac GUIMiner - CPU/GPU @ 7MH/s avg.)

-Jarl

@keng

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按看到页面的链接!!!

Jarl

You should pin this thread.

It all depends on the hardware you have and the OS.

I've found Guiminer for MacOSX works with OpenCL on my CPU, OSX 10.8.4 and GPU currently, but I don't have an ASIC yet (BFL 5 GH USB on order). Apparently Asteroid.app (also MacOSX) will work with cgminer on my GPU and the ASIC once it gets here.

I run a 2007 Mac Mini and steady pull about 3-4 MH/s with OpenCL. Asteroid.app runs well on 10.8.4, but lags the GPU and only gets 600 kH/s. Once the ASIC gets here, I'll have to find the best mix, but my guess is that Asteroid.app will get the nod only for the ASIC, with Guiminer running the CPU-GPU combo.

Jarl

Refrences:

Asteroid.app
Website: www.asteroidapp.com
Donate: 18jzhWi8VU3RtDAyEGFCapkftG7haJyhmY

Guiminer
Website: github.com/Kiv/poclbm
Download: http://cloud.github.com/downloads/pletoss/poclbm/guiminer-poclbm-macosx.dmg
Donate: 1MDDh2h4cAZDafgc94mr9q95dhRYcJbNQo

Nicely done.

Username: JarlMezentius
Bitcoin: 13XRDvu7bdifNg8T8qrewrZzFtNQ9SPJft

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