international rescue down again

Wow, ok thats troubling..
Ive checked my settings everything seems to be the same, but i saved and reapplied them. Will see what happens

If your hashrate is zero, that means you aren't mining where you think are mining.

Double check your settings.  There have been reports from others of something changing their settings w/o their knowledge through the API.

M

Invest in a trezor, Been using it ever since I had bitcoins stolen from me last year and haven't had a problem since,

Until then I would suggest using Jaxx on your phone to receive payouts till its solved

Electrum is secure. It just is only a wallet.
You cannot, as yet, build up your mining rewards in your Kano.is user account. I send my mining rewards to one btc address, when they get to be 10-15 rewards I send them to a second address. I let those build up to about 1 btc or so, and then I send them to a different address or to coinbase or cex.io to sell.

First rule, if you don't control you private keys then someone else has control of your coins. Online wallets can and have been hacked.
If you can't use bitcoin core, because of the space requirements then try Electrum.

Second, when consolidating many small amounts in 1 larger one then you will pay fees. No way around it. But if you pick a time when the network is slower and the mempool is small, you can get you consolidation through for less. I try to not let my smaller amounts build up to more than 10 or 15 mining rewards before consolidating. You can check the current recommended transactions fee per byte here https://bitcoinfees.21.co/

I have been using this wallet for a few of my accounts of all sizes of constant payments over the years with no problems.  

A very secure wallet with ease of use is Airbitz.  They also have great customer service.

i need 150 gb free space on my harddrive for this?? 

why bitcoin core?
is there no other wallet?

The ping tells you how long it takes for the work from your miners to reach the node. The longer the time, the greater the chance that your work could be stale by the time it reaches the node.

You don't want to put a different port of the same node as your pool 2. Instead, put the next node with 2nd lowest ping time. That way in case the node fails for some reason, you are still mining on the pool.

Edit 336ms seems really high for GA to CA. Did you try NYA? It would be the closest physically to your location. When I ping SG (Singapore) from Seattle, I only get 209ms

The default one is probably best for you.

You can also open a command prompt and enter:

ping nya.kano.is

and so on for each of the entries.  You want to use the one with the lowest ping.

M

Block by Flippout with 102TH/s!  Welcome to the Acclaim Board with your 1st Kano block!  

This is our 2nd of BLOCK SUNDAY!

Hello and welcome!  

PPLNS stands for Pay Per Last Number of Shares.  The best way to describe it is your pay per block "ramps up" from the time you start mining, and "ramps down" when you stop (for whatever reason - power outage, moving, leaving, whatever).  It takes about 3 days to fully ramp up when you mine full time.

What that means is we find a block before your 3 days are up (5N as it's termed), you will receive a fraction of what would be your "full payout" if you were fully "ramped up".  It also means if you are offline after you reach your full 5N, and we find a block, you still receive a fraction of that "full payout".

At current difficulty and BTC price, an S9 @ 14TH/s will earn about $566 for 30 days after the 0.9% pool fee.  You have to subtract out your taxes and electricity costs.  Note that difficulty is slated to increase by ~6% in about 12 hours, so that value will go down.  If BTC price increases, then that value will go up.

This pool seems to be one of the only pools, if not the only pool, that shares transaction fees of the block among the miners.  Furthermore, the pool op, Kano, seems to have a pretty good system built where blocks seem to pick up higher than average transaction fees.  The last block found here was worth 15.03BTC.  Since a block is only 12.5 BTC, that means another 2.53 BTC in transaction fees was included, and that's divvied up among the miners proportionately based on their 5N hashrate.

Lastly, this pool is "small", so variance can suck at times.  On average, the pool will get 100% luck on block finding.  Since it's a small pool, that means there will be times when luck really sucks.  Long term, however, you will come out ahead of other pools, because of above point about transaction fees.  Don't be discouraged by dry block spells.  Instead, recruit others to mine here to decrease variance!

Kano has all sorts of graphs and numbers on the pool page.  Check them out.  They will eventually make sense, once you grasp the above mentioned info.

M