Seems coinmine is affected by the recent openssl bug.
http://filippo.io/Heartbleed/#coinmine.pl
Topic: [ANN] [SKC] Skeincoin 0.9.3.1 | Skein-SHA2 - page 21. (Read 161554 times)
Skeinsocks have landed!
After finding a new supplier this is the new result:). We are very happy with the current supplier and expect to have a long and lasting relationship.
Get your set of 5 socks now for only 3500 skc.
The first shipment is already on its way to Venezuela, Chiquereitor.
After finding a new supplier this is the new result:). We are very happy with the current supplier and expect to have a long and lasting relationship.
Get your set of 5 socks now for only 3500 skc.
The first shipment is already on its way to Venezuela, Chiquereitor.
Unfortunately those asics cannot be used to mine coins.
How is that?
Unfortunately those asics cannot be used to mine coins.
How is that?
Rehashing (pun intended) my generic answer to these questions...
There were SHA-2 ASICs way, way before the first Bitcoin mining ASICs. They were not suitable for mining due to I/O limitations: you'd have to push a relatively big load of data for each single hash, and the chips were not fast enough for that. What mining ASICs do is generate most of the data on the fly (by incrementing the nonce) so there is no I/O bottleneck, in addition to the actual hashing. However, the nonce business is easy, so if you can implement the hash, making a miner is only a matter of time and financial sense.
Indeed, i was just stating the fact that, not only there's an FPGA implementation (publicly available) but that someone already did an 8 round Skein implementation on an ASIC, and it was fricken Intel!!!!
Currently there's no financial sense on building ASICs for Skeincoin, but as a proof of concept, this sets a very good precedent (Skein embraces ASICs contrary to other alts).
Unfortunately those asics cannot be used to mine coins.
How is that?
Rehashing (pun intended) my generic answer to these questions...
There were SHA-2 ASICs way, way before the first Bitcoin mining ASICs. They were not suitable for mining due to I/O limitations: you'd have to push a relatively big load of data for each single hash, and the chips were not fast enough for that. What mining ASICs do is generate most of the data on the fly (by incrementing the nonce) so there is no I/O bottleneck, in addition to the actual hashing. However, the nonce business is easy, so if you can implement the hash, making a miner is only a matter of time and financial sense.
Skein-SHA, not just skein. but well, it means building them wouldn't be hard.
Unfortunately those asics cannot be used to mine coins.
How is that?
Unfortunately those asics cannot be used to mine coins.
I'm just gonna share a snippet of a paper i just got my hands on and let you all get like giddy school girls 
If you're wondering what a "generic adder" is, it is just an unoptimized adder in VHDL, without the built-in adders of certain FPGAs.
Nice conclusion: Skein-512 ASICs exist... and are 32nm tech... very interesting....
The paper is very Discrete Math heavy, so if anyone with a good grasp of it wants to check it out, i can send it to you. PM me. (this can be found freely on the interwebz, i'm just sending it as a convenience)
This is the link for the [39] reference http://csrc.nist.gov/groups/ST/hash/sha-3/Round2/Aug2010/documents/presentations/WALKER_skein-intel-hwd-slides.pdf
Intel implemented a Skein-512-8R ASIC...... WOW!
If you're wondering what a "generic adder" is, it is just an unoptimized adder in VHDL, without the built-in adders of certain FPGAs.
Nice conclusion: Skein-512 ASICs exist... and are 32nm tech... very interesting....
The paper is very Discrete Math heavy, so if anyone with a good grasp of it wants to check it out, i can send it to you. PM me. (this can be found freely on the interwebz, i'm just sending it as a convenience)
This is the link for the [39] reference http://csrc.nist.gov/groups/ST/hash/sha-3/Round2/Aug2010/documents/presentations/WALKER_skein-intel-hwd-slides.pdf
Intel implemented a Skein-512-8R ASIC...... WOW!
Thanx for sharing:).
Im suggesting a meeting tonite.
I'm just gonna share a snippet of a paper i just got my hands on and let you all get like giddy school girls
If you're wondering what a "generic adder" is, it is just an unoptimized adder in VHDL, without the built-in adders of certain FPGAs.
Nice conclusion: Skein-512 ASICs exist... and are 32nm tech... very interesting....
The paper is very Discrete Math heavy, so if anyone with a good grasp of it wants to check it out, i can send it to you. PM me. (this can be found freely on the interwebz, i'm just sending it as a convenience)
This is the link for the [39] reference http://csrc.nist.gov/groups/ST/hash/sha-3/Round2/Aug2010/documents/presentations/WALKER_skein-intel-hwd-slides.pdf
Intel implemented a Skein-512-8R ASIC...... WOW!
If you're wondering what a "generic adder" is, it is just an unoptimized adder in VHDL, without the built-in adders of certain FPGAs.
Nice conclusion: Skein-512 ASICs exist... and are 32nm tech... very interesting....
The paper is very Discrete Math heavy, so if anyone with a good grasp of it wants to check it out, i can send it to you. PM me. (this can be found freely on the interwebz, i'm just sending it as a convenience)
This is the link for the [39] reference http://csrc.nist.gov/groups/ST/hash/sha-3/Round2/Aug2010/documents/presentations/WALKER_skein-intel-hwd-slides.pdf
Intel implemented a Skein-512-8R ASIC...... WOW!
just a suggestion. Don't sell your skeincoins to cheap. 
'Nuff said!
just a suggestion. Don't sell your skeincoins to cheap.
Taking down the Skeincoin Wiki for now.. 
overrun by spammers 
All the data is safe.
overrun by spammers All the data is safe.
So, i just updated http://cryptocoinfaucet.appspot.com and i've included the possibility for everyone to publish an animated GIF, PNG or JPG in there, and guess what coin is used to pay the Ads? Skeincoin!
So yeah, i've introduced some utility to the coin there, in the near future i'll include ways for blog owners and such to use the ads themselves on their sites so they can earn some SKC in a rather straightforward way.
Everyone is free to publish there, try to maintain objectionable content low
So yeah, i've introduced some utility to the coin there, in the near future i'll include ways for blog owners and such to use the ads themselves on their sites so they can earn some SKC in a rather straightforward way.
Everyone is free to publish there, try to maintain objectionable content low
HI! There is a problem with wallet - it always store wallet.dat and blockchain content at %APPDATA% etc.. Even if i make link with -datadir=xxxx argument wallet ignores it
I've been connected on the IRC these days. The monday would be great so we can have a talk about SKC and all the recent developments.
WTB 25,000 SKC for 0.025 BTC
Try atomic trade. Someone sold me over 11k SKC @ 80satoshi today ;]WTB 25,000 SKC for 0.025 BTC
Try atomic trade. Someone sold me over 11k SKC @ 80satoshi today ;]
WTB 25,000 SKC for 0.025 BTC
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