1) provoking and ganging up on someone who's being uppity isn't the hallmark of civility. he's had his 15 minutes, let it pass with dignity. there are people who are at all different levels of expertise when it comes to crypto who gather in this thread... if someone has a problem and can communicate well enough to receive a solution, then if anyone's kind enough, provide the solution.
if someone shows that they aren't interested in solutions, but only in telling people they they have a problem, then don't force feed them. they've made up their mind. it's more revealing to see how people respond. it's the internet, some people are more comfortable with shouting "i have problems, it's someone else's fault" than rationally working with others to resolve the issue. last i checked this guy got his 888 back safe and sound, and has since moved on. let's bid him farewell. I play games online and deal with people like this all the time. anonymity and a mouthpiece = internet. you guys new? =p <3
2) speaking of videogames, Edric! you should try watch_dogs my man! recommend using a controller for sure, it's not suited to KB/M. but it's fun as balls! when you've got to take a break from hacking in real like, do some "hollywood" style hacking.
http://www.collegehumor.com/video/6905757/the-worst-hacking-scenes-in-moviesand it looks like the hashing is picking up at Edric's pool, check it out! it's half of fusionhash!
Yeah there was someone throwing 33-ish MH at the pool, it's gone now
My mining rig died last night, had to replace the micro SD card I was running it from and reconfigure the entire thing, haul a monitor and keyboard in there to reinstall the wifi driver.. Need to get with the times, running an old version of BAMT that I've tricked out a bit.
I think I actually have watch_dogs, just haven't played it.. Just like I haven't played FarCry3, Just Cause, or anything else I've been meaning to play in the last few years. Now that I actually have a GPU in my PC though, I'll be getting more game time in, maybe. I ran Final Fantasy XI a couple of times in the past few days and within a couple minutes alt-tabbed to something I was working on and forgot about the game. Happens every damn time. A bunch of my friends moved on from FFXI to Final Fantasy XIV, I benchmarked it earlier with this 7950, got a perfect score with every setting cranked up as high as they'd go. Serious eye candy, that game. Plus, cat women.
@GWCalvert, thanks for the hashes, my friend. The same goes for every one of you! Don't forget if you get the gambling itch to check out my game(s),
http://octo-chance.fedaykin.us.. I've got a Doge version of the same game up, probably impolite to mention here, but
http://such-chance.fedaykin.us.
If anyone was wondering about the multi-pool thing I've been planning, well, there hasn't been a whole lot of progress, but I've been exploring potential methods of making it work. As far as the actual pool system (the backend), got that covered. I know NOMP has a lot of planned features for multi-pool, profit switching and all that, but I'm not really sure on their timeline or if it's even going to be suited for my needs, so in the meantime, I'm experimenting with the one programming environment that I actually know from top to bottom (LiveCode). I actually released an app a while back that scraped several exchanges for coin prices, and the language is completely cross-platform, and the framework of my old app will actually work perfect for scraping prices and stuff, so we'll be cool and call that progress, for now. It's pretty awesome because it can fetch prices with or without an API, it can pull data from anywhere. Kinda proud of it actually. Now to adapt it to a pool and throw in some logic to detect what coins sell quick at the best prices. It's gonna be an ugly hack but it just might work for intended purposes. As a plus, it'd be configurable in any imaginable way, and I don't have to deal with javascript.
Ok so back to work with me, but I am setting some game time aside today, for real. I'm getting very obsessive on all this stuff and it's stressing me out, but I do enjoy it. I actually built some Mac wallets yesterday, the *coinds ran, but QTs did not. Even with all deps built as universal binaries its a mess building for i386 arch, especially a statically linked binary. About to move lots of stuff around and rework my entire setup so I can run Mac VM on intel x86-64 and build to that arch. Anyone know if it's worth my time to try Gitian for building Mac binaries?