What would be a healthy number of connections? Seem to only get 6-8. adding maxconnections=100 to the conf has no effect...
I suspect you have your incoming port closed.
With port open, TBX easily gets 16+ from where I sit.
Topic: [ANNOUNCE] Tenebrix, a CPU-friendly, GPU-hostile cryptocurrency - page 20. (Read 127188 times)
October 04, 2011, 03:31:35 AM
I suspect you have your incoming port closed.
With port open, TBX easily gets 16+ from where I sit.
October 04, 2011, 03:23:47 AM
What would be a healthy number of connections? Seem to only get 6-8. adding maxconnections=100 to the conf has no effect...
8 connections is fine, i'm running that no problem. If you want more you have to forward the port from your router.
October 04, 2011, 02:59:31 AM
What would be a healthy number of connections? Seem to only get 6-8. adding maxconnections=100 to the conf has no effect...
October 03, 2011, 09:27:13 PM
How can people even think these TBX are worth anything at all etc.
Chain can be 51% at any time wiping off all your coins.
Exchange can be dumped at any time making price 0.
Chain can be 51% at any time wiping off all your coins.
Exchange can be dumped at any time making price 0.
How many typical cpu's would it take to get 51% of network right now?
That's ~100 or so high end CPUs or somewhere around 2000 old/slow ones...
= Still way too small to be more than a small speedbump for an attacker willing to shell out some $ for EC2 instances or with access to even a "tiny" botnet.
The problem with a "typical" CPU ... no such thing.
8-core Opteron or modern high-end Xeon > 20kHps, your average old P4 space heater ~ 1kHps... while using about the same amount of power.
CPUs tend to follow Koomey's law (which roughly says power efficiency doubles every ~15 months).
October 03, 2011, 07:49:16 PM
How can people even think these TBX are worth anything at all etc.
Chain can be 51% at any time wiping off all your coins.
Exchange can be dumped at any time making price 0.
Just makes me mind bonkers
Enjoy the Tenebrix while you can.
Chain can be 51% at any time wiping off all your coins.
Exchange can be dumped at any time making price 0.
Just makes me mind bonkers
Enjoy the Tenebrix while you can.
October 03, 2011, 07:23:18 PM
In terms of making money, it's probably not worth it to mine tenebrix anymore. Mind as well buy them on the exchange.
That is, unless someone buys all the tenebrix up for sale right now for about $300 USD and hoards them. In the cash, the price would probably go up as the supply is constricted and it is no longer easy to obtain them.
Actually, I would be surprised if someone doesn't do this as it is so cheap right now.
I'm not saying tbx price won't go up. Just saying mining might not be worth the effort and electricity right now. My machine does 11 khash/s. So instead of mining for 0.11 btc each day, I mind ask just buy 0.11 btc worth of tbx on the exchange.... or more if I believe in the coin.
October 03, 2011, 07:09:00 PM
In terms of making money, it's probably not worth it to mine tenebrix anymore. Mind as well buy them on the exchange.
That is, unless someone buys all the tenebrix up for sale right now for about $300 USD and hoards them. In the cash, the price would probably go up as the supply is constricted and it is no longer easy to obtain them.
Actually, I would be surprised if someone doesn't do this as it is so cheap right now.
October 03, 2011, 06:56:11 PM
Difficulty just increased to 0.09258932 at block 12096. A bit more than double the previous difficulty of 0.04195601.
By my calculation, if you have 10 khash/s, it takes about 11 hours to find a block. You will make about 51.6 tbx per day. At the current exchange rate of 0.002 btc per tbx, that's about 0.10 btc or about $0.50. So basically about 5 cents a day for each khash/s. In terms of making money, it's probably not worth it to mine tenebrix anymore. Mind as well buy them on the exchange.
By my calculation, if you have 10 khash/s, it takes about 11 hours to find a block. You will make about 51.6 tbx per day. At the current exchange rate of 0.002 btc per tbx, that's about 0.10 btc or about $0.50. So basically about 5 cents a day for each khash/s. In terms of making money, it's probably not worth it to mine tenebrix anymore. Mind as well buy them on the exchange.
October 03, 2011, 06:47:46 PM
The price of tenebrix and number of buy orders is going up exponentially on btc-e
Long live tenebrix?
edit: Difficulty just doubled, too.
Long live tenebrix?
edit: Difficulty just doubled, too.
October 03, 2011, 04:21:47 PM
October 03, 2011, 04:19:42 PM
Well, I'm going to be assuming the responsibility for a large amount of coins and would recommend you send it in sequences of 500TBX or less.
I'll create a thread describing my to-do list for the faucet. There's a couple of important things left to do, mainly to do with transparency.
I'll create a thread describing my to-do list for the faucet. There's a couple of important things left to do, mainly to do with transparency.
Okay, let's move the faucet discussion to a thread of its own.
If you really are going to make this laundry thing and not dump the coins then this is really going to go big. Even bigger than bitcoin i believe. Nefarious stuff is where the REAL dough is at $$$ 
Dude, that is E-X-A-C-T-L-Y why I premined millyooonz instead of just private-mining a few thousands and dumping them in the deployment spree.
Ability to have a one-time, absolutely non-repeatable "zomg roflhuge" generation run is worth so much more than just dumping consiz for the equivalent of measly 1000$ (if lucky). If I wanted to dump, I would have premined a sum that can actually be BOUGHT by the market.
P.S.:
Once again, I have no capacity to assess the legal status of TBX / TBX Transaction Mixer users.
Nice one mate. Save the legal disclaimer BS. In Ukraine there is no rulez
In Soviet Russia you make the rulez 
Let the washing begin ASAP pls October 03, 2011, 04:15:32 PM
Well, I'm going to be assuming the responsibility for a large amount of coins and would recommend you send it in sequences of 500TBX or less.
I'll create a thread describing my to-do list for the faucet. There's a couple of important things left to do, mainly to do with transparency.
I'll create a thread describing my to-do list for the faucet. There's a couple of important things left to do, mainly to do with transparency.
Okay, let's move the faucet discussion to a thread of its own.
If you really are going to make this laundry thing and not dump the coins then this is really going to go big. Even bigger than bitcoin i believe. Nefarious stuff is where the REAL dough is at $$$
Dude, that is E-X-A-C-T-L-Y why I premined millyooonz instead of just private-mining a few thousands and dumping them in the deployment spree.
Ability to have a one-time, absolutely non-repeatable "zomg roflhuge" generation run is worth so much more than just dumping consiz for the equivalent of measly 1000$ (if lucky). If I wanted to dump, I would have premined a sum that can actually be BOUGHT by the market.
P.S.:
Once again, I have no capacity to assess the legal status of TBX / TBX Transaction Mixer users.
October 03, 2011, 04:12:28 PM
Well, I'm going to be assuming the responsibility for a large amount of coins and would recommend you send it in sequences of 500TBX or less.
I'll create a thread describing my to-do list for the faucet. There's a couple of important things left to do, mainly to do with transparency.
I'll create a thread describing my to-do list for the faucet. There's a couple of important things left to do, mainly to do with transparency.
October 03, 2011, 04:10:08 PM
If you really are going to make this laundry thing and not dump the coins then this is really going to go big. Even bigger than bitcoin i believe. Nefarious stuff is where the REAL dough is at $$$
October 03, 2011, 04:08:37 PM
Okay, now time to arrange how shall we fuel this baby. Should I dump a million or two into it right away, or should I sequester the "faucet coins" into a different address and throw smaller chunks of coinage into the faucet when a need arises?
One method removes a large chunk of coinage from my control irrevocably right away, the other seems safer in terms of "what if somethin bad happens to the faucet".
What does community think ?
P.S.:
BTW, I hope it has only one address to send coins to, so that people have easier time watching me feed it ?
EDIT
PPS:
Maybe i'm being extra-dim today, but it doesn't seem to nag for google account...
One method removes a large chunk of coinage from my control irrevocably right away, the other seems safer in terms of "what if somethin bad happens to the faucet".
What does community think ?
P.S.:
BTW, I hope it has only one address to send coins to, so that people have easier time watching me feed it ?
EDIT
PPS:
Maybe i'm being extra-dim today, but it doesn't seem to nag for google account...
October 03, 2011, 04:03:16 PM
There's a Tenebrix Faucet up at http://tenebrixfaucet.sytes.net/ if you'd like one of them free ones.
October 03, 2011, 04:02:21 PM
Are you honestly supporting theft and botnets?
I think I should use the "kawai wink" emoticon more often ^__~
October 03, 2011, 03:58:35 PM
Are you honestly supporting theft and botnets?
Cause that's really what it's starting to look like.
No need for the boxes to be sluggish, assign the tasks low priority and run threads equal to 75% of the CPU, rounding down.
Cause that's really what it's starting to look like.
No need for the boxes to be sluggish, assign the tasks low priority and run threads equal to 75% of the CPU, rounding down.
October 03, 2011, 03:56:22 PM
Note to community:
Do due diligence and make it look really hard to distinguish from actual third party invasion. If you can. ~__^
Nope. Occam's Razor.
It is simpler proposition that your employee looked to scam you rather than some aliens mining on your CPUs etc. !
While aliens are indeed implausible, third party infecting a work PC with one of them "miner" strains through them intertubes is not.
Do due diligence and make it look really hard to distinguish from actual third party invasion. If you can. ~__^
Wouldn't you first investigate as to whether it was the employee or some third-party Evil h4x0r ? ~__^
Nope. Occam's Razor.
It is simpler proposition that your employee looked to scam you rather than some aliens mining on your CPUs etc. !
While aliens are indeed implausible, third party infecting a work PC with one of them "miner" strains through them intertubes is not.
October 03, 2011, 03:55:11 PM
Wouldn't you first investigate as to whether it was the employee or some third-party Evil h4x0r ? ~__^
Nope. Occam's Razor.
It is simpler proposition that your employee looked to scam you rather than some aliens mining on your CPUs etc. !
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