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Re: Gridcoin / BTC exchange via GoogleDocs[Buy:0.09 BTC|Sell:0.085 BTC]per 1k GRC
Hey zulzedd,
is it possible ( for the future),
that you add the approximately date when a transaction has been done?
is it possible ( for the future),
that you add the approximately date when a transaction has been done?
Seconded, that would be useful (especially in the future) to see how the trading value changed over time. Thanks a lot for managing so much of the trade information Zulzedd!
Re: Gridcoin (GRC) - first coin utilizing BOINC - Official Thread
My BOINC has begun dropping to exactly 50% once a day with version 58 of Gridcoin running fine. The fix has been as easy as clicking on the task to bring it to the front, staring hard at my monitor, and counting to three. Not sure why it thinks that use 100% of the processor all the time means I want it to take breaks, but there are worse things. I also haven't updated BOINC in a while, so I'm not sure which version is ahead of me or if I'm behind significantly. Everything else seems fine though.
Re: Gridcoin (GRC) - first coin utilizing BOINC - Official Thread
One quick question and I apologize in advance if this was listed before but there has been a great deal of changes so I want to make sure I understand how this works. If I'm running three computers do I need to have a wallet installed on each computer? From what I've read I believe that is the case but I want to be sure because I would prefer to have a single wallet if possible.
Hey, and welcome to Gridcoin!
Yes, you have to have a wallet on each computer. Each computer mines against the loopback address, and each wallet checks the computer it is on for BOINC usage. This prevents five computers from mining Gridcoin while one computer is running BOINC.
Looks like I am different but I liked it more when it was all in one big list. Now I am missing most of the stuff.
I know what you mean, but as the list got huge it was harder to pick things out. Either way, thanks guys!
Re: Deflatory nature of Bitcoin - the problem and a possible solution
You guys have successfully convinced me to find some more in depth economics books and classes locally. Thanks. I think education can never be too good when dealing with money.
Been mining for about a month now, just about to finish my first dedicated openair-rig with three 280x and my old 6870, handbuilt.
Keeping two 280x's busy with Worldcoins atm and playing around/learning with the rest. Gonna try solo mining for the first time tonight with Giftcoin.
Will probably expand the rig with another 280x within a week or two.
Keeping two 280x's busy with Worldcoins atm and playing around/learning with the rest. Gonna try solo mining for the first time tonight with Giftcoin.
Will probably expand the rig with another 280x within a week or two.
What power supply are you using? I have a 1300W EVGA that I ended up picking for the 10 year warranty, and it seems like it could handle 3 290X cards right now.
I just ordered my first 290X to augment the 2x7970s and one 6950. AMD prices are only going up and nVidia is only going down. Scrypt based currencies are single-handedly making AMD love the market right now.
What rates are you guys getting with your cards, and on which coins?
What rates are you guys getting with your cards, and on which coins?
I agree with the sentiment, but not your conclusion. The Alt-coin game is a 90/10 mixture of people trying to print their own money, and a few coins that have actual 'improvements' in them, even though Bitcoin works just fine. Maybe 90/10 is too generous, 98/2 might be better. But either way, a FaceCoin etc. would do one thing well: drive people to crypto-currencies that don't currently use it. Mass adoption through any means is only going to help us in the long run, IMO.
LOL, I am looking forward to have the first Facecoin (or F-coin) then
Me too, actually. Let people mine a few thousand, decide they want something worth the investment, and switch to a real coin. It can really only help us.
I agree with the sentiment, but not your conclusion. The Alt-coin game is a 90/10 mixture of people trying to print their own money, and a few coins that have actual 'improvements' in them, even though Bitcoin works just fine. Maybe 90/10 is too generous, 98/2 might be better. But either way, a FaceCoin etc. would do one thing well: drive people to crypto-currencies that don't currently use it. Mass adoption through any means is only going to help us in the long run, IMO.