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Re: [12000 GH/s] Slush's Pool (mining.bitcoin.cz); TX FEES + UserDiff; ASIC tested
If I have a couple miners each on a separate worker and then one of them goes offline, does this negatively impact my shares more than if I have all of my devices on the same worker? I had to disable one of my miners for maintenance and I'm concerned that I'm losing more than I might otherwise due to my configuration 
Quick video on setting up voltages and verifying them: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4PP9XnNKnA
Had a lot of trouble originally, so once i figured it out i made a video of it for others.
Had a lot of trouble originally, so once i figured it out i made a video of it for others.
Thank you for that video! That's excellent.
It's strange to compare a deflationary environment in a country operating with a single currency, which is pretty clearly bad, to deflation in the value of a currency that coexists with other currencies within an economy.
The idea that Bitcoin will become "too valuable" doesn't take into account the fact that people will cave and start buying houses and yachts and so on by converting to USD in order to live the lifestyles they can now afford. In a world where bitcoin is the only currency and all services are denominated in bitcoin value, deflation might cause problems, but that will never happen and was never the point of bitcoin in the first place.
I hope we have a lively bitcoin economy with deep connections to the non-bitcoin economy the same way I hope that America has a lively economy with deep connections to other economies. I want more bitcoin-denominated services as much as anyone, but the intercourse with "the outside" is key for keeping bitcoin healthy in my opinion.
The idea that Bitcoin will become "too valuable" doesn't take into account the fact that people will cave and start buying houses and yachts and so on by converting to USD in order to live the lifestyles they can now afford. In a world where bitcoin is the only currency and all services are denominated in bitcoin value, deflation might cause problems, but that will never happen and was never the point of bitcoin in the first place.
I hope we have a lively bitcoin economy with deep connections to the non-bitcoin economy the same way I hope that America has a lively economy with deep connections to other economies. I want more bitcoin-denominated services as much as anyone, but the intercourse with "the outside" is key for keeping bitcoin healthy in my opinion.