e-coin,  oh.. I would not dare to deal with them,
Scam!!!

not having the full details, can assume that you have used the card to pay in a currency different from the currency of the card. Visa/MasterCard charge a 3% fx conversion fee in such cases.
Is that what you are asking about?

Ahh I was actually going to recommend something very like that but someone else did all the work.  plink comes with putty and I have used it for automated ssh tasks in order to connect to a linux box, and execute commands based on a windows bat file.  I am not familiar with pscp which that guy uses but I would just have created two cgminer.conf files on the miner, like cgminer.conf.lo and cgminer.conf.hi and use plink to do some sort of copy and rename on the conf files on the miner rather than copy them onto the miner each time.

It's too bad the new Ants don't have some kind of task scheduler built into the interface. That would be awesome.
I have programmed everything from COBOL and RPG to Visual Basic and Java over the years, but I have forgotten most of it and that kind of programming/coding is over my head nowadays.

Perhaps some of the coding gurus have or can come up with a viable option.

** Three more blocks today will make me happy!  

EDIT: It's too hot here after 11:00 in the morning until around 8:00 at night to run full speed as I'm only cooling with fans now. It's 96F outside now. 

She was about half hour late.... so I have given her a slap on the wrist for being late... LOL  

She said she will do better today and give us more green blocks!

WOW... look at that TX fees!

BTW, a bit off topic, anyone can recommend a good remote power "off/on" control adapter?
I found this... but there must be a better solution out there...
https://www.amazon.com/TP-LINK-Controls-Electronics-Anywhere-HS100/dp/B0178IC734

Any way to tweak a S7-LN and change web interface/ssh port for remotely controlling it?
Done it for Spondoolies, hope it can be done for Bitmain miners

Oh I missed this one
Heh, so you don't even know where that number comes from.
Wow, you really need to understand the statistics of pool mining before going off on a rant about "No Facts"

Hate-bait successful!

Please refer to Pros #1: Reference https://slushpool.com/stats/hashrate_proof/

Please also refer to Cons #2:


More hate, based on no facts, with no references and no evidence. I still fail to understand it.

What pool anyone chooses is precisely none of your concern, anyone with EVIDENCE insisting that Slushpool is not entirely legit is still HIGHLY ENCOURAGED to come forth with it.

I'm not about to put a bounty on this information, but if anyone HAD such evidence and refused to share it, that would make them a far shittier person than any pool operator scamming their members.

Pros:

1. Transparency that goes far above and beyond any other pool that I am aware of.
2. Really nicely done GUI, tools, and statistics.
3. Democratic hashpower voting for user-submitted proposals. (Never heard of another pool doing this)
4. Years of experience and uptime coupled with a continually evolving system.
5. Backed by large amount of hashpower including some mines over 1PH.
6. Can use Google 2FA for wallet address changes (As well as perm-locking an address to an account) really nice security features.

Cons:

1. Slightly higher PPS fees.
2. Seems to attract a lot of hate, haven't figured that one out yet.


Feel free to look back over the debate spanning basically the entire life of this post, but better question:

Do you have any compelling reason why not to use this pool?

It times like this I believe im not smart enough to be mining bitcoin lol.  But if I read that right 2TH / 1.4 = 1428?

More than 12 hours, 0 block.
Is Slush outsourcing us to make his own profit?