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#22 18v3hL8Bh5PLygcFL1XGCHMWCMgNdpKbyn 0.06 BTC
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xDOuch daeminium! You got burned! LOL.
shit, wtf, clock work fine to 0:0:0:1?
I lost because I thought it was the same
i use translator :-(
http://i.imgur.com/OpIGHgQ.gif
Just got pointed to this thread in IRC -- I've been playing the last few days but am out now as well.
To be fair, SuMguy isn't referencing the time he sent the money on his computer -- he is referencing the blockchain's timestamp, the same timestamp you referenced.
Even if he did send AFTER the game ended (which he didn't), your game still shows the game being active when it no longer is. This is an issue regardless of what time SuMguy sent the transaction.
I see the disclaimers in the FAQ but the entire game clock not being the actual time is pretty scammy sounding.
As others have suggested in this thread, you could be using blockchain's API -- I hope you'll take those suggestions into consideration and implement them.
To say that it is a gamble is not a fair statement, as there should still be certain rules that the game needs to abide by. If the clock is a lie, fix the clock or refund the person who lost out due to your shoddy implementation of it.
Anyways, I'm done with this game and I'd encourage other people who happen upon this thread to think twice before sending your coins to poncrypto until he can fix the system.
To be fair, SuMguy isn't referencing the time he sent the money on his computer -- he is referencing the blockchain's timestamp, the same timestamp you referenced.
Even if he did send AFTER the game ended (which he didn't), your game still shows the game being active when it no longer is. This is an issue regardless of what time SuMguy sent the transaction.
I see the disclaimers in the FAQ but the entire game clock not being the actual time is pretty scammy sounding.
As others have suggested in this thread, you could be using blockchain's API -- I hope you'll take those suggestions into consideration and implement them.
To say that it is a gamble is not a fair statement, as there should still be certain rules that the game needs to abide by. If the clock is a lie, fix the clock or refund the person who lost out due to your shoddy implementation of it.
Anyways, I'm done with this game and I'd encourage other people who happen upon this thread to think twice before sending your coins to poncrypto until he can fix the system.
question: the payout currently waiting is 0.3BTC (0.33BTC return). There is 0.376BTC in the game address, shouldnt this be paid out to #35 and #36?
There's now 0.39984567 BTC in the game address but no payout for #35 or #36 yet.
The timer is based on your computer's clock. It says 22 hours 47 minutes for me right now.
Not sure what my computer's clock has to do with it though. The cycle started at 7:30 PM EST. It is now 8:15 PM EST. About 45 minutes have passed. The game clock shows there being 22 hr 45 mins remaining meaning the game clock claims that 1 hour 15 minutes have passed. The game clock is about 30 minutes off.
Thanks for the explanation poncrypto 
One question -- is there something wrong with the game timer? The cycle began at 7:30 PM EST and it hasn't been an hour yet but the game timer shows more than 1 hour 10 mins already having elapsed.
One question -- is there something wrong with the game timer? The cycle began at 7:30 PM EST and it hasn't been an hour yet but the game timer shows more than 1 hour 10 mins already having elapsed.
Re: Testing new wallet after lost my other..Can you send me 10 cents?
Re: [ANN][ZEIT] ZEITCOIN -- 100 MIL GIVEAWAY! - EXCHANGE AT LAUNCH POS/POW 2 HRS
I'm getting runtime library error with wallet on win 7 .... anyone else?
Error: This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the application's support team for more information.
Error: This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the application's support team for more information.
Re: [ANN] profit switching auto-exchanging pool - middlecoin.com
I've added two new beta servers, so we now have:
uswest.middlecoin.com:3333 in Oregon (same as middlecoin.com currently)
useast.middlecoin.com:3333 in N. Virginia beta
eu.middlecoin.com:3333 in Ireland beta
asia.middlecoin.com:3333 in Singapore beta
They all switch coins, just like the original US server. After beta ends, middlecoin.com will point to the server with the lowest latency to you. So you don't need to mess with your miner config at all if you don't want to participate in the beta.
If you use a beta server, be sure to have a failover server because I might need to take them offline if they have issues.
Also, don't use --no-submit-stale. On any server. When we coin switch with the new non-disconnecting tech, cgminer thinks some shares are stale when they are not.
h20, a quick question
Is there any difference between using simply "middlecoin.com:3333," as opposed to "uswest.middlecoin.com:3333"?
Currently US - West and middlecoin.com both point to the same IP address so there is no difference.