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Selling full member account - 507 posts
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hawks5999
on 28/02/2015, 20:27:46 UTC
Selling full member account - 507 posts

Activity:    154
Position:    Full Member
Date Registered:    June 06, 2011, 11:30:04 AM

PM me your price or post below
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Re: Ripple Giveaway!
by
hawks5999
on 17/04/2013, 17:11:10 UTC
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Re: Strange e-mail alluding to this Bitcoin Crash?
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hawks5999
on 28/03/2013, 22:15:31 UTC
Seriously, where's the subscribe button? Tongue
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Re: John C Dvorak poo poos bitcoin
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hawks5999
on 24/10/2011, 19:35:05 UTC
Dvorak should be considered a contrary indicator of the success or failure of technology.
The mouse as has been noted above.
But worse than the mouse was his prescription for Apple regarding the iPhone: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/apple-should-pull-the-plug-on-the-iphone
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Re: Bitcoin press hits, notable sources
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hawks5999
on 24/10/2011, 18:50:19 UTC
Maybe We Should Pay Greece With Bitcoin?
http://www.kitco.com/ind/Nadler/oct242011.html
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Re: Hows the bitcoin ATM doing since bitbills is MIA?
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hawks5999
on 08/09/2011, 14:15:36 UTC
id never buy from a "company" with no listed phone #
...or one that appears on The Bitcoin Show
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Re: Why BTC is losing value.
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hawks5999
on 06/09/2011, 01:40:20 UTC
Gold is about to explode. There are plenty of investors shorting gold right now.

Most Central Banks are not and China is increasing its gold reserves as a strategic policy to destabilize our dollar.

At least that's what the US State Department believes. (3)

Shorting Gold is financial suicide.
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Re: Vladimir's essential self-defence guide for Bitcoin Miners
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hawks5999
on 31/08/2011, 05:21:41 UTC
I say it as it is. Anyone accusing anyone publicly in writing of committing a criminal offence without supporting it with proof on "beyond reasonable doubt" standard is committing exactly libel, by definition (with some exceptions but even that there must be a reasonable cause and presumption  of innocence must be used until crime is proven). Go an and read some law books if you do not believe me.

If I only had mailing address of  k9quaint some legal paperwork would be put in motion right now.


So the Jr. Member of the forums, k9quaint, is supposed to be viewed as such an expert on the matters of the article and comments of the Hero Member, yourself, that we the unwashed masses would mistake his statement that you are a fraud as a statement of fact instead of a mere opinion?

Further we are to suppose that k9quaint's opinion is in fact an intentional false communication, and that it harms your reputation(assumes you have a good reputation, no?)? decreases the respect, regard, or confidence in which you are held(assumes you are held in any regard, respect or confidence, no?)? or induces disparaging, hostile, or disagreeable opinions or feelings against you(more than you induce yourself?)?

This is now twice that I've observed you reference libel as a defense in a debate. Here is the other: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=38668.msg474351#msg474351. Calls of libel are the last defense (or perhaps in your case, the first defense) of the coward. The only thing that appears to be factual in this whole exchange is the level of your pusillanimity and the weakness of your argument.

Oh and you are welcome for the bump.
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Re: Vladimir's essential self-defence guide for Bitcoin Miners
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hawks5999
on 30/08/2011, 16:45:35 UTC
Again, your math is incorrect, even after trying to "correct" yourself.

Now that I know you are running your own pool and trying to grow it's membership it becomes clear that you are only interested in getting people to leave BTCguild and Deepbit and hoping to pick up some more subscribers in the process. Here I was just thinking you didn't understand and all I had to do was explain your misrepresentation of that data. It turns out, it is just fraud(don't want to be accused of being libelous... again). C'est la vie.


It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends upon his not understanding it!
-Upton Sinclair

This quote can be used over and over in the BitCoin community, it seems.
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Re: Vladimir's essential self-defence guide for Bitcoin Miners
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hawks5999
on 30/08/2011, 16:39:31 UTC
God, Vladimir. You throw libel accusations around far too often. Please go learn a new legal term. You have completely worn out this one through cavalier misuse.
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Re: [~48 Gh/s][2 BTC BONUS] NoFeeMining.com Pool (Web 2.0, LP, SSL, Idle Alerts)
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hawks5999
on 26/08/2011, 18:16:01 UTC
Can you please address what is going on with payouts form solved blocks?

Now I'm displaying the following:

Date       Round Time     Shares     Block #     Confirmed(#)     Solved By     Your Earnings 
25 Aug 2011 7 42 UTC   673h 9m   1,795,770   142498   Yes (203)   1NgBrc1Ci5xi2kseykFc6SRiq7BEqscnfj   ~0.27368875 BTC


Why the change from ~0.44666868 BTC to ~0.27368875 BTC? after solved and confirmed?

Are you keeping payouts for yourself or what?

I still have:

Unconfirmed Earnings: 0.00000000 BTC
Confirmed Earnings: 0.00000000 BTC
Paid Out: 0 BTC
Balance: 0 BTC

Still no payout for the block to:
http://blockexplorer.com/address/1BXiypgwg8kFUN4aRbeVVK7YnLF15yMnjf
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Re: Are you getting 1 BTC per day from ~1.9Gh/s?
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hawks5999
on 26/08/2011, 18:06:38 UTC
Pool hop. All you need to do is sacrifice your dignity.

I'd rather give up a few percent and not have to sell my soul stealing other people's earnings  Wink

Hey, I just made the connection that you are a cherry picking user. I hope your earnings have increased and you are closer to your medical mission in Viet Nam.

And look! It appears you still have a soul!

shhhh.  you're not supposed to notice that.  Tongue  CP has been more of an experiment, but I may start using it more broadly across my rigs.  After thinking about it in terms of an optimization I'm more open to it.  Besides, with BTC/$ moving lower, I'm going to need every extra bit of optimization to save up enough for my mission.

CP is a gateway drug my friend. You will be contributing code to BH before this is all over. I've seen your kind in the past Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy
BH already has its own Saul of Tarsus, but maybe you can be a Barnabas or Mark.
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Re: [~48 Gh/s][2 BTC BONUS] NoFeeMining.com Pool (Web 2.0, LP, SSL, Idle Alerts)
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hawks5999
on 26/08/2011, 05:32:20 UTC
Hi, I'm trying to understand the payout mechanism. I have the following information in block stats:


Date                   Round Time     Shares     Block #     Confirmed(#)     Solved By                                      Your Earnings 
25 Aug 2011 7 42 UTC   673h 9m   1,795,770   142498   Yes (126)   1NgBrc1Ci5xi2kseykFc6SRiq7BEqscnfj   ~0.44666868 BTC


But I have this information in My Account:

Unconfirmed Earnings: 0.00000000 BTC
Confirmed Earnings: 0.00000000 BTC
Paid Out: 0 BTC
Balance: 0 BTC

Since the block is confirmed, shouldn't my earnings be confirmed or paid out?

Here is the address with payouts from prior to the server switch:

http://blockexplorer.com/address/1BXiypgwg8kFUN4aRbeVVK7YnLF15yMnjf

Do I just need to wait longer?
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Re: Vladimir's essential self-defence guide for Bitcoin Miners
by
hawks5999
on 25/08/2011, 22:27:22 UTC
Pool hopping, huge pools etc.  From another post read semi-recently, deepbit seems to be nearing the point that it could "take over" the bitcoin network for the immense hashing power it has (is this accurate?)

If this is a possibility are mining pools in actuality a threat to Bitcoin?  Secondly, if so is there anything that could be implemented in the bitcoin network such that no single source could get more than a certain % of total hashing power? i.e some sort of built in throttling mechanism... one would think that could make the whole network safer and while supporting the mining pools, force them to split once in a while for maximum efficiency?

Just a thought....

Yeah it's sad that a p2p, decentralized currency is at risk from an attack against one organization (deepbit). If hopping deepbit can help drive away some of the hashrate currently there, it's just that much more rewarding.
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Re: Vladimir's essential self-defence guide for Bitcoin Miners
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hawks5999
on 25/08/2011, 18:55:00 UTC
Wild swings of hashing power of a pool is an indicator of a pool being heavily hopped and a huge red flag for any ethical miner.

Oh, don't worry. We ethical miners have seen the huge red flag and are hopping on Mt Red. That huge swing in hashing power has led to 6 blocks in the last 24 hours. Again, compare to the anti-hopping polmine who hasn't solved a block now in 5 days (corresponding with their full implementation of anti-hopping measures). It's all coincidence, of course.

But if hashing power = work done then the Samuel Goldwyn quote seems apropos:

"The harder I work, the luckier I get"
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Re: Are you getting 1 BTC per day from ~1.9Gh/s?
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hawks5999
on 25/08/2011, 06:18:41 UTC
Pool hop. All you need to do is sacrifice your dignity.

I'd rather give up a few percent and not have to sell my soul stealing other people's earnings  Wink

Hey, I just made the connection that you are a cherry picking user. I hope your earnings have increased and you are closer to your medical mission in Viet Nam.

And look! It appears you still have a soul!
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Re: Vladimir's essential self-defence guide for Bitcoin Miners
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hawks5999
on 24/08/2011, 19:57:23 UTC
I can't say it better than Vladimir himself:  "Guess just like predators in nature you serve your purpose, eliminating stupid miners and advancing evolution and making bitcoin stronger. Whoever mines constantly in one of the pools successfully hopped by you surely deserves what he gets."

Since we've started quoting me, I'll reply by quoting myself too:

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Pool hoppers act as predators in nature and will quickly eliminate the weaklings and this goes both for stupid miners and corrupt pools. However, before long these predators will start dying from starvation as no more easy prey will be available.

Enjoy, while it lasts.


When the easy prey dies off then we just take our strength, knowledge and numbers and begin hunting elephants. It's not even fun until that point, anyway Smiley

Nice tusks, btw.
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Re: Vladimir's essential self-defence guide for Bitcoin Miners
by
hawks5999
on 24/08/2011, 17:06:30 UTC
Rational people act rationally.

what always gets me is when hoppers call 24/7 single pool miners "lazy"...  A "hard-working" thief is still a thief.

A) Rational people act rationally - hahahahaha. That's a good one.
B) I'm likely the source of the "lazy" tag for miners who just sit on one pool and don't try to optimize their mining revenue. I'll add that if these miners are anti-hopper then they are more than likely intellectually dishonest as well as lazy. I only have to reference the polmine miners who are fleeing the pool now that they are stuck on a 9 million block. There are numerous examples of miners "hopping" away from pools when they hit long blocks. Those are just slow hoppers. The deepbit 24/7 miners really are lazy and are detrimental to bitcoin. We hoppers provide a valuable service to bitcoin itself, which is infinitely more important to me than some whiny miners.

I can't say it better than Vladimir himself:  "Guess just like predators in nature you serve your purpose, eliminating stupid miners and advancing evolution and making bitcoin stronger. Whoever mines constantly in one of the pools successfully hopped by you surely deserves what he gets."

Well, actually I guess I can say it better and did privately to Vladimir 2 hours before he started this thread:
"Taking your point to its logical conclusion though you have to acknowledge that it is we hoppers who are the ethical ones. We are working literally around the clock (check the irc channel and git commits) to improve our methods and that in turn improves bitcoin. The miners who just buy a GPU, point it at a pool and walk away are the true leeches on the system, the unethical ones. They are the ones looking for money for nothing. We hoppers are at least putting in the time to justify our small percentage of extra earnings. We improve and strengthen bitcoin - they add nothing. If we can drive them out, fine. Hell, you do your best to convince every other miner in the world to quit. We are simply aiding in your effort, we are an extension of your effort.

I understand you have to take a public stance against us. That's alright. We both know that you benefit from us. We can continue to play the game. We aren't enemies, we are both on the side of making bitcoin dominant. Everybody plays a part. You keep playing yours and we'll keep playing ours."

Vladimir launching a PR campaign to try to paint himself as the defender of miners is a little on the nose. He's the most predatory of miners and for that I applaud him. At least he gets it and is self-serving even in his "self-defense" diatribe. You bleeding hearts with your "concern" for those poor miners hurt by hopping are dangerous to bitcoin. The sooner you get out of the evolutionary path and the bitcoin gene pool, the better. You want to compete against world currencies and yet you weep for the weak and ignorant? You will be devoured by the global financial market and spit out before you can even get your boots on.
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Re: [~10ghs] BitMinersUnion.org *LP*JSON*FULL8* AUTO POOL HOP PROTECTION
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hawks5999
on 24/08/2011, 06:09:02 UTC
Rfcpool.com just re-opened.  I'm headed back there.

really? with N=0.5? good luck making any coin
LOLWUT? Is that the new plan, disinformation, claiming people won't get paid on pools that switched to a hop-proof system? You are acting like your mommy put the candy bar back on the shelf and slapped your hand.

And you are just acting like the insufferable you that you are. My point is that N=0.5 means that only 24/7, no downtime miners will be able to make a decent rate. And the idea that you'd ever get paid double on N=0.5 is minute. Only on very short rounds would PPLNS with N=0.5 ever make miners any good coin. And very short rounds already payout good with less convoluted systems (apart from PPS).

And BMU is hardly a candy bar getting put back on the shelf. 2 blocks solved ever... 20% stales... hashrate < 5 Gh/s... slow website... IP only accessible site for most its lifespan...
Really, there was never much to love and there is even less that will be missed here.

Seriously, BMU, cut your losses, spare the arithmetically challenged who are still mining you and turn everything off already. Your existence makes BitCoin weaker.
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Re: [~10ghs] BitMinersUnion.org - CLOSING - if your bored come troll the thread!
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hawks5999
on 23/08/2011, 21:03:10 UTC
Rfcpool.com just re-opened.  I'm headed back there.

really? with N=0.5? good luck making any coin