how many coins are there. im seeing 136billion coins
Please check OP, there will be a Total of five hundred BILLION ESP in all after mining has already been exhausted.
that is too much if its reduced esp could be popular
10000:1
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June 01, 2016, 09:38:07 PM
Please check OP, there will be a Total of five hundred BILLION ESP in all after mining has already been exhausted.
that is too much if its reduced esp could be popular
10000:1
June 01, 2016, 09:22:38 PM
how many coins are there. im seeing 136billion coins
Please check OP, there will be a Total of five hundred BILLION ESP in all after mining has already been exhausted.
June 01, 2016, 09:14:25 PM
how many coins are there. im seeing 136billion coins
June 01, 2016, 09:13:39 PM
Anyone notice that they mined a lot more esper blocks today? It just seems unusually high for what I've been mining on my hardware.
I usually get 1 or 2 blocks a day today I have 6.
I usually get 1 or 2 blocks a day today I have 6.
Congrats
June 01, 2016, 09:05:54 PM
yup supronova is working good now as i seen it from my mining credits, I'm excited to see the new features that the dev are working right now might be keep checking this thread from time to time.
June 01, 2016, 09:01:21 PM
Anyone notice that they mined a lot more esper blocks today? It just seems unusually high for what I've been mining on my hardware.
I usually get 1 or 2 blocks a day today I have 6.
I usually get 1 or 2 blocks a day today I have 6.
Wow, congrats. Haven't thrown hash at it since the issues with suprnova came about. What ever happened with that, anyway? Is the pool back up?
the suprnova pool is running smoothly now.
June 01, 2016, 09:00:34 PM
Anyone notice that they mined a lot more esper blocks today? It just seems unusually high for what I've been mining on my hardware.
I usually get 1 or 2 blocks a day today I have 6.
I usually get 1 or 2 blocks a day today I have 6.
Wow, congrats. Haven't thrown hash at it since the issues with suprnova came about. What ever happened with that, anyway? Is the pool back up?
June 01, 2016, 08:01:28 PM
Anyone notice that they mined a lot more esper blocks today? It just seems unusually high for what I've been mining on my hardware.
I usually get 1 or 2 blocks a day today I have 6.
I usually get 1 or 2 blocks a day today I have 6.
June 01, 2016, 07:20:01 PM
Devs, as you've seen, we are here, we're are able to wait and we know that anything is about to born! And we are numerous! When everything is ready I want to include some business in this email system!
June 01, 2016, 06:54:49 PM
It's quiet in here... A little too quiet. I'm scared. 
Ghosts? BOO...
So whats new ? When can we see that new wallet? I've thrown away the other one even with wallet.dat to makes some space for new wallet
Ghosts? BOO...So whats new ? When can we see that new wallet? I've thrown away the other one even with wallet.dat to makes some space for new wallet
AHHH!!! Sorry, got scared after you mentioned ghosts.
You can officially expect v0.8.0.5 release to happen anywhere from 8-16 hours from now.
Seriously.
Just some info for you folks:
v0.8.0.6 - Planned to include full feature ports to Mac and Linux
v0.8.0.7 - Will include the winning re-theme entries (finally)
v0.8.0.8 - Salvage wallet feature will be overhauled
v0.8.0.9 - To include a "input compactor" to FINALLY alleviate the "tx too large" issue once and for all
v0.8.1.0 - Sidechains/Chain Interfacing (yay) - also a pre-req to the emailing system
v0.8.1.1 - Introduction of the email system (yay)
v0.8.1.2 - Introduction of site-on-blockchain
Future updates will be aimed at improving the newly implemented features that are scheduled to be included by v0.8.1.2
Once the features are streamlined and running right we plan to implement PoR by v0.8.5.0
by v0.9.0.0 we should finally enter "Beta" and exit the "Alpha" designation. Also at this point the client will feature a Light client which will not require users to sync the entire chain and clog up massive space on their hard drives, although as always we will offer a full version for any fans/community members wanting to run the entire chain to help network integrity.
We're excited to hear what you the community thinks about this kind of a roadmap. Please LET US KNOW WHAT YOU THINK!
As always: Thank you for being a part of this.
OMG OMG OMG thats too much at the same time.. my brain is going to explode!@#$
v0.8.0.7 - Will include the winning re-theme entries (finally) <-- cool
v0.8.1.0 - Sidechains/Chain Interfacing (yay) - also a pre-req to the emailing system <--- YES!
v0.8.1.1 - Introduction of the email system (yay) <--- YES!
v0.8.1.2 - Introduction of site-on-blockchain <--- YES!!! x 10
woohoo
Staying glued to my monitor
June 01, 2016, 06:50:50 PM
It's quiet in here... A little too quiet. I'm scared. Ghosts? BOO...
So whats new ? When can we see that new wallet? I've thrown away the other one even with wallet.dat to makes some space for new wallet
Ghosts? BOO...So whats new ? When can we see that new wallet? I've thrown away the other one even with wallet.dat to makes some space for new wallet
AHHH!!! Sorry, got scared after you mentioned ghosts.
You can officially expect v0.8.0.5 release to happen anywhere from 8-16 hours from now.
Seriously.
Just some info for you folks:
v0.8.0.6 - Planned to include full feature ports to Mac and Linux
v0.8.0.7 - Will include the winning re-theme entries (finally)
v0.8.0.8 - Salvage wallet feature will be overhauled
v0.8.0.9 - To include a "input compactor" to FINALLY alleviate the "tx too large" issue once and for all
v0.8.1.0 - Sidechains/Chain Interfacing (yay) - also a pre-req to the emailing system
v0.8.1.1 - Introduction of the email system (yay)
v0.8.1.2 - Introduction of site-on-blockchain
Future updates will be aimed at improving the newly implemented features that are scheduled to be included by v0.8.1.2
Once the features are streamlined and running right we plan to implement PoR by v0.8.5.0
by v0.9.0.0 we should finally enter "Beta" and exit the "Alpha" designation. Also at this point the client will feature a Light client which will not require users to sync the entire chain and clog up massive space on their hard drives, although as always we will offer a full version for any fans/community members wanting to run the entire chain to help network integrity.
We're excited to hear what you the community thinks about this kind of a roadmap. Please LET US KNOW WHAT YOU THINK!
As always: Thank you for being a part of this.
Thanks Dev, will be setting my alarm clock for this one!
Will be working through the night on this one
Also, personally I want to offer my sincere apologies on the time frame of v0.8.0.5, the past couple of weeks have seriously been very challenging schedule wise for me and because of that it held progress and other members back from moving forward. June 01, 2016, 06:47:08 PM
It's quiet in here... A little too quiet. I'm scared. Ghosts? BOO...
So whats new ? When can we see that new wallet? I've thrown away the other one even with wallet.dat to makes some space for new wallet
Ghosts? BOO...So whats new ? When can we see that new wallet? I've thrown away the other one even with wallet.dat to makes some space for new wallet
AHHH!!! Sorry, got scared after you mentioned ghosts.
You can officially expect v0.8.0.5 release to happen anywhere from 8-16 hours from now.
Seriously.
Just some info for you folks:
v0.8.0.6 - Planned to include full feature ports to Mac and Linux
v0.8.0.7 - Will include the winning re-theme entries (finally)
v0.8.0.8 - Salvage wallet feature will be overhauled
v0.8.0.9 - To include a "input compactor" to FINALLY alleviate the "tx too large" issue once and for all
v0.8.1.0 - Sidechains/Chain Interfacing (yay) - also a pre-req to the emailing system
v0.8.1.1 - Introduction of the email system (yay)
v0.8.1.2 - Introduction of site-on-blockchain
Future updates will be aimed at improving the newly implemented features that are scheduled to be included by v0.8.1.2
Once the features are streamlined and running right we plan to implement PoR by v0.8.5.0
by v0.9.0.0 we should finally enter "Beta" and exit the "Alpha" designation. Also at this point the client will feature a Light client which will not require users to sync the entire chain and clog up massive space on their hard drives, although as always we will offer a full version for any fans/community members wanting to run the entire chain to help network integrity.
We're excited to hear what you the community thinks about this kind of a roadmap. Please LET US KNOW WHAT YOU THINK!
As always: Thank you for being a part of this.
Thanks Dev, will be setting my alarm clock for this one!
June 01, 2016, 06:44:55 PM
It's quiet in here... A little too quiet. I'm scared. Ghosts? BOO...
So whats new ? When can we see that new wallet? I've thrown away the other one even with wallet.dat to makes some space for new wallet
Ghosts? BOO...So whats new ? When can we see that new wallet? I've thrown away the other one even with wallet.dat to makes some space for new wallet
AHHH!!! Sorry, got scared after you mentioned ghosts.
You can officially expect v0.8.0.5 release to happen anywhere from 8-16 hours from now.
Seriously.
Just some info for you folks:
v0.8.0.6 - Planned to include full feature ports to Mac and Linux
v0.8.0.7 - Will include the winning re-theme entries (finally)
v0.8.0.8 - Salvage wallet feature will be overhauled
v0.8.0.9 - To include a "input compactor" to FINALLY alleviate the "tx too large" issue once and for all
v0.8.1.0 - Sidechains/Chain Interfacing (yay) - also a pre-req to the emailing system
v0.8.1.1 - Introduction of the email system (yay)
v0.8.1.2 - Introduction of site-on-blockchain
Future updates will be aimed at improving the newly implemented features that are scheduled to be included by v0.8.1.2
Once the features are streamlined and running right we plan to implement PoR by v0.8.5.0
by v0.9.0.0 we should finally enter "Beta" and exit the "Alpha" designation. Also at this point the client will feature a Light client which will not require users to sync the entire chain and clog up massive space on their hard drives, although as always we will offer a full version for any fans/community members wanting to run the entire chain to help network integrity.
We're excited to hear what you the community thinks about this kind of a roadmap. Please LET US KNOW WHAT YOU THINK!
As always: Thank you for being a part of this.
June 01, 2016, 05:57:38 PM
Great buy opportunity. Super low litoshi prices, can't wait till they go back to ~20 and towards 1 satoshi
Where is this happening at?
?? June 01, 2016, 05:52:11 PM
It's quiet in here... A little too quiet. I'm scared. Ghosts? BOO...
So whats new ? When can we see that new wallet? I've thrown away the other one even with wallet.dat to makes some space for new wallet
Ghosts? BOO...So whats new ? When can we see that new wallet? I've thrown away the other one even with wallet.dat to makes some space for new wallet
June 01, 2016, 02:27:46 PM
CPUMINER-OPT-3.3
In my E5-2650 doesn't work, Says "rebuild with -march=native".
But in my other rigs (I5-3550 , i7 2600) see an speed increment of 10 to 20 percent
Quote
I tried the Windows binary. On my E5640. I'm pretty sure it has AES_NI, but the software doesn't like it. Says "rebuild with -march=native"
Then I tried the other two binaries, they won't even start at all, just crashes.
Then I tried the other two binaries, they won't even start at all, just crashes.
In my E5-2650 doesn't work, Says "rebuild with -march=native".
But in my other rigs (I5-3550 , i7 2600) see an speed increment of 10 to 20 percent
It does work.
I know it's confusing but that message is just a tip, not an error so the miner will continue
to start mining. The message should be ignored for first generation AES enabled CPUs.
Edit: I'm tracking this issue in my thread and have posted an update:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.15045809
Fixed in v3.3.2, see link in sig.
June 01, 2016, 01:48:36 PM
withdrawals from the distribution 2 already were?
I'm guessing you are talking about second giveaway? They will send in within one week from today. So by the 7 or 8 of June you should receive it.
PS I am just guessing.
June 01, 2016, 01:26:19 PM
withdrawals from the distribution 2 already were?
June 01, 2016, 08:54:31 AM
CPUMINER-OPT-3.3
In my E5-2650 doesn't work, Says "rebuild with -march=native".
But in my other rigs (I5-3550 , i7 2600) see an speed increment of 10 to 20 percent
Quote
I tried the Windows binary. On my E5640. I'm pretty sure it has AES_NI, but the software doesn't like it. Says "rebuild with -march=native"
Then I tried the other two binaries, they won't even start at all, just crashes.
Then I tried the other two binaries, they won't even start at all, just crashes.
In my E5-2650 doesn't work, Says "rebuild with -march=native".
But in my other rigs (I5-3550 , i7 2600) see an speed increment of 10 to 20 percent
It does work.
I know it's confusing but that message is just a tip, not an error so the miner will continue
to start mining. The message should be ignored for first generation AES enabled CPUs.
Edit: I'm tracking this issue in my thread and have posted an update:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.15045809
June 01, 2016, 08:18:51 AM
CPUMINER-OPT-3.3
In my E5-2650 doesn't work, Says "rebuild with -march=native".
But in my other rigs (I5-3550 , i7 2600) see an speed increment of 10 to 20 percent
Quote
I tried the Windows binary. On my E5640. I'm pretty sure it has AES_NI, but the software doesn't like it. Says "rebuild with -march=native"
Then I tried the other two binaries, they won't even start at all, just crashes.
Then I tried the other two binaries, they won't even start at all, just crashes.
In my E5-2650 doesn't work, Says "rebuild with -march=native".
But in my other rigs (I5-3550 , i7 2600) see an speed increment of 10 to 20 percent
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