Another newbie here 
I hope to learn more things.
Me too I hope to learn more things.
Topic: A post to start posting (Read 1170 times)
Another newbie here!
I'm also new! I hope to have a good stay
Hi! Been lurking for a few weeks. Decided to start posting.
post to start posting.
been under a rock. here to learn more
thanks for having the forums for us...
been under a rock. here to learn more
thanks for having the forums for us...
Newbie here too (but not really a newbie if you know what I mean 
) maybe captcha would be a better solution to discerning who is a bot rather than forcing us to make a post here first.
Or perhaps a 'reputation' system could be put in place so that if someone spams/swears everywhere they could get warned, and eventually confined to one forum/banned.
It certainly serves its purpose as it is, but for someone like me who is registering to post immediately in other places they have been browsing, it's really rather irritating.
) maybe captcha would be a better solution to discerning who is a bot rather than forcing us to make a post here first.Or perhaps a 'reputation' system could be put in place so that if someone spams/swears everywhere they could get warned, and eventually confined to one forum/banned.
It certainly serves its purpose as it is, but for someone like me who is registering to post immediately in other places they have been browsing, it's really rather irritating.
The rules are ok, it prevents all the folks just coming here to spam the shit out of the forums.
And 4 hours and a single post isn't that difficult to achieve if you just browse around and read a little a perhaps introduce yourself to the rest of the newbies/forum - and if you have some interesting knowledge about BTC the why not use that knowledge to create a relevant first post ?
Anyway to all the complete newbies heres a good little topic https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/excellent-links-for-all-newcomers-386530 with all the functioning and paying faucets and alike.
Happy hunting and of course welcome
J.
And 4 hours and a single post isn't that difficult to achieve if you just browse around and read a little a perhaps introduce yourself to the rest of the newbies/forum - and if you have some interesting knowledge about BTC the why not use that knowledge to create a relevant first post ?
Anyway to all the complete newbies heres a good little topic https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/excellent-links-for-all-newcomers-386530 with all the functioning and paying faucets and alike.
Happy hunting and of course welcome
J.
Hi. Newbie here!
@Wazzujoel Effectively you should be careful because there are a lot of dishonest pool for sure.
Another newbie here I hope to learn more things.
I hope to learn more things.
Newbie here!!!
Just started posting!!!
Just started posting!!!
I wish i could post here. You know it keeps on saying I've already posted recently, so I have to wait 360 seconds to post again! What is this? I don't understand what so ever what these rules keep implying. Why would it say I have double clicked to submit my post. i have not!
The rules are annoying, BUT I suppose they are pretty effective.
I guess I'll have to wait it out just like everyone else.
I guess I'll have to wait it out just like everyone else.
Hello, I'm a new poster. I had been to this forum many times in the past, but I have become more interested in alternate currencies such as dogecoin and litecoin. I would like to finally be able to contribute to the forum with posts (along with the giveaways 
). It seems like this forum is where everything begins in regards to alt cryptocurrencies, so I'm glad to be here ! I only have a GTX 650 ti to mine with, but I get a pretty good hash rate of ~130 kh/s. Currently mining dogecoins, and I was recently mining Fedoracoins. I have some invested in bitcoin, but I'm holding those for long term. I plan on doing short term trading with the alt coins that pop up.
). It seems like this forum is where everything begins in regards to alt cryptocurrencies, so I'm glad to be here ! I only have a GTX 650 ti to mine with, but I get a pretty good hash rate of ~130 kh/s. Currently mining dogecoins, and I was recently mining Fedoracoins. I have some invested in bitcoin, but I'm holding those for long term. I plan on doing short term trading with the alt coins that pop up.
Newbie Here As Well . . .
I just joined today and I really want to learn The Basics Of:
1. Cheapest Mining Set-Up For A Begininer ?
2. What Is A Pool & How To Start ?
For Instance, I'm Interested In EarthCoin, How Do I Go About Acquiring EarthCoins ?
Thank You In Advance,
I just joined today and I really want to learn The Basics Of:
1. Cheapest Mining Set-Up For A Begininer ?
2. What Is A Pool & How To Start ?
For Instance, I'm Interested In EarthCoin, How Do I Go About Acquiring EarthCoins ?
Thank You In Advance,
Im surprised at the number of replies to this thread... so ill add a couple more thoughts.
1. I wonder how successful ASIC Scrypt miners will really be.
2. Im currently working on my own FPGA implementation, learning the backend algorithm is kinda fun.
1. I wonder how successful ASIC Scrypt miners will really be.
2. Im currently working on my own FPGA implementation, learning the backend algorithm is kinda fun.
I would imagine they should be about the same once they're programmed to work on scrypt algorithms.
Some say SHA-256 is simpler then Scrypt...so maybe the ASIC chips will be slower? IDk lol.
I don't believe that is the case. I have not spent any time trying to optimize SHA-256, but from what I understand it is an algorithm that is naturally parallelized and as such custom ASIC's can be produced to crunch these numbers faster. Scrypt on the other-hand was specifically designed to make it costly to perform large scale custom hardware attacks by requiring large amounts of memory. This doesn't mean it is impossible to come out with better custom Scrypt hardware, however those that are successful at it will have to be more creative than SHA-256 designers. I'm currently working on it, however I'm more doing it for fun than for profit. I have a day job, so my time spent on this is fairly limited.
I, too, am posting to start posting. I have been reading here for a few months and there are some very knowledgeable people here....amongst others. lol
Trying to determine what coin to mine, when and how the hell the actual value of these coins seems to be a task in and of itself. Why is Dogecoin worth .0000007 BTC but DiamondCoin worth .002 BTC? Is it the number of generated coins? Is it the total amount of coins that could ever be generated? Is it that one has a cooler name? I have no idea how these things are valued. Anyone have any ideas?
Im surprised at the number of replies to this thread... so ill add a couple more thoughts.
1. I wonder how successful ASIC Scrypt miners will really be.
2. Im currently working on my own FPGA implementation, learning the backend algorithm is kinda fun.
1. I wonder how successful ASIC Scrypt miners will really be.
2. Im currently working on my own FPGA implementation, learning the backend algorithm is kinda fun.
I would imagine they should be about the same once they're programmed to work on scrypt algorithms.
Some say SHA-256 is simpler then Scrypt...so maybe the ASIC chips will be slower? IDk lol.
hi all , nice to meet you cryptocurency lovers
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