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Re: [5.5TH/s] Ozcoin Pooled Mining |DGM 1%|PoT 2%|PPS 3%|Stratum+VarDiff port 80
Oh shi*, we're fucked.
BTCGuild takes over, all Pools are being DDOSed, MTRed closes door, ozco hacked to steal payouts.
The System itself has gotten attention of too much people, now some try to get our money out, then destroy it.
And the loss of ~1600BTC, jesus, Graet deserves a gold medal for taking this as a lesson and continue working.
Most would have killed someone responsible for this.
Why 1600 BTC? Great reported about 934 BTC theft.BTCGuild takes over, all Pools are being DDOSed, MTRed closes door, ozco hacked to steal payouts.
The System itself has gotten attention of too much people, now some try to get our money out, then destroy it.
And the loss of ~1600BTC, jesus, Graet deserves a gold medal for taking this as a lesson and continue working.
Most would have killed someone responsible for this.
He is talking about the theft plus the previous loss of 700 odd BTC from PPS issues that Graet also funded out of his pocket.
, now we just need some more of users signed up to start mining here so we can grow imo if it stays near $20 a coin then its profitable for me, otherwise if it keeps dropping to 13 or less then i'd think about stopping. I hear a lot that it will be going up in the future, this doesn't help me now if my power bill exceeds my cash flow
Instead of booting a live cd, you could also mount a ramdisk (or make a folder in /dev/shm) and create a symlink from it to ~/.bitcoin, then create your wallet, addresses, backup etc.. This, of course, assuming you're already running some Linux distribution. Then the files will only have ever resided in RAM; unmount the ramdisk (or delete the folder you created in /dev/shm), and the symlink to it, and it'll be almost as if the files were never there.
Just don't forget to make the backup, since otherwise--because it is in RAM--once you shut down it'll be gone forever.
Just don't forget to make the backup, since otherwise--because it is in RAM--once you shut down it'll be gone forever.
best be on a ups if you plan to do that
yes and no, i don't disagree there needs to be some sort of restriction, but I've been reading the forums without registering for ages, finally decided i had some thing constructive to say, which will now be obsolete by the time i get there.
Maybe another way to be able to post without the full wait times would be by "verification" or sponsorship from an existing member
Maybe another way to be able to post without the full wait times would be by "verification" or sponsorship from an existing member
