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Re: Introducing CherryPicking - new Windows & Linux Pool Hopper
Hello everyone,
if you wanna try something new, you are welcome to hop into yourbtc.net.
Payout method is Double Geometric Method (DGM). You find some useful information about the math here: http://www.yourbtc.net/faq-page and of course https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=39497.0
You can access our api here: http://www.yourbtc.net/api.php
For personal stats, log in into your account and get your personal api.
Have a nice day!
if you wanna try something new, you are welcome to hop into yourbtc.net.
Payout method is Double Geometric Method (DGM). You find some useful information about the math here: http://www.yourbtc.net/faq-page and of course https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=39497.0
You can access our api here: http://www.yourbtc.net/api.php
For personal stats, log in into your account and get your personal api.
Have a nice day!
Is this a trick (Double geometric method: Hopping-proof, low-variance reward system)?
I had this happen and it happens as follows:
1) make changes in guiminer without saving
2) clicking X so it hides in the tray
3) reboot clicking save
Another option to the fix if you are using windows 7. Click the Guiminer on the taskbar and hold down the window key and push left cursor until it shows up.
1) make changes in guiminer without saving
2) clicking X so it hides in the tray
3) reboot clicking save
Another option to the fix if you are using windows 7. Click the Guiminer on the taskbar and hold down the window key and push left cursor until it shows up.
Re: Introducing CherryPicking - new Windows & Linux Pool Hopper
I'm installing CP on my linux machine (ubuntu 11.04). I did the update to 0.6.6a and have no issues starting CP, but I have two questions
1) I have my poclbm.py in ~/poclbm. But that path (with or without the file name) doesn't seem to work in the cfg file. What are others using?
2) I installed the java security certificate thingy in the java security directory (/etc/java-6-sun/security), but I get certificate errors with mt. red, ars, etc. Right now it's:
Ideas?
Thanks
1) I have my poclbm.py in ~/poclbm. But that path (with or without the file name) doesn't seem to work in the cfg file. What are others using?
2) I installed the java security certificate thingy in the java security directory (/etc/java-6-sun/security), but I get certificate errors with mt. red, ars, etc. Right now it's:
Code:
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 87217 2011-09-05 18:37 jssecacerts
Ideas?
Thanks
1) Instead of using ~/poclbm do /home/(yourusername)/poclbm/poclbm.py
2) jssecacerts goes into /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/lib/security
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Re: Introducing CherryPicking - new Windows & Linux Pool Hopper
if you mean the java security certificate issue with bitcoinlc, just remove the "s" after http in the cfg file
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Re: Introducing CherryPicking - new Windows & Linux Pool Hopper
Typing "exit" doesn't work in 6.6?
Also, has anyone found a fix to get mainframe working? It is a pretty decent size pool, seems like it would be good to have working.
And does simplecoin.us not have JSON stats? Is that why it wont work?
Also, has anyone found a fix to get mainframe working? It is a pretty decent size pool, seems like it would be good to have working.
And does simplecoin.us not have JSON stats? Is that why it wont work?
Instead of using exit use "e" to exit and "i" for info.
anyone else having java security certificate issues with bitcoinlc? i haven't had this issue since i first installed CP and i fixed it by following the post on page 2. happening on 3 different machines of mine so that makes it seem like bitcoinlc changed something on their end?
I fixed it by removing the "s" in https when checking for stats
BTCGuild is the best by far. Here's what you need to realize that apparently the vast majority of people don't understand. Let's say everyone mines at 1 GH/s 
Let's say one pool has 1000 GH/s and another has 2000 and there's only those 2 pools. You join pool 2 because obviously they have double the chance of finding a block as the first one. You'll make so much more money! WRONG. You're splitting 50 BTC with 200 people twice as often as opposed to splitting 50 BTC with half as many people half as often. They tie. No matter what pool you choose, you have exactly the same profitability.
The difference is fees they charge and features they offer. BTCGuild is the best for that. I even jacked up my donation so I qualify for e-mail notifications of stalled workers. That's saved A LOT of lost mining time and paid for itself about 10x over so far.
The biggest pool I know of has important features missing and stores your password in PLAIN TEXT in their database. Plain freaking text! And they're the biggest pool! So I think we know who's the #1 hacker target.
Let's say one pool has 1000 GH/s and another has 2000 and there's only those 2 pools. You join pool 2 because obviously they have double the chance of finding a block as the first one. You'll make so much more money! WRONG. You're splitting 50 BTC with 200 people twice as often as opposed to splitting 50 BTC with half as many people half as often. They tie. No matter what pool you choose, you have exactly the same profitability.The difference is fees they charge and features they offer. BTCGuild is the best for that. I even jacked up my donation so I qualify for e-mail notifications of stalled workers. That's saved A LOT of lost mining time and paid for itself about 10x over so far.
The biggest pool I know of has important features missing and stores your password in PLAIN TEXT in their database. Plain freaking text! And they're the biggest pool! So I think we know who's the #1 hacker target.
You also get a smaller piece of the pie compared to guys who generate much higher Hashs. If you luck out on the smaller pools you gain more as the pay out will be higher. Arsbitcoin has been pretty decent since their payout system (PPS) is different.