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Topic: CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded NVIDIA Maxwell / Pascal kernels. - page 100. (Read 2347597 times)

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SP, Please, help me run your lux-mod (Windows 10 Pro, gtx 1080 ti, virtual memory 80Gb)
https://cloud.mail.ru/public/4iUp/4PDNNrYzd

your win version likely 32 bit.
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While smarter people from third world made 10xROi in 6 months and 17 days.

By using stolen sp-mod optimized binaries without supporting me with a dime, and then brag about it on the internet afterwards.

instead of crying, make FAIR dev fee - like claymore did, which starts  once per hour, not at the start of mining and get constant income every day.
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SP, Please, help me run your lux-mod (Windows 10 Pro, gtx 1080 ti, virtual memory 80Gb)
https://cloud.mail.ru/public/4iUp/4PDNNrYzd
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While smarter people from third world made 10xROi in 6 months and 17 days.

By using stolen sp-mod optimized binaries without supporting me with a dime, and then brag about it on the internet afterwards.
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Hello guys, how does the donate for your private miners work? If I donate 0.05BTC do I get access to all your different versions, or is it per algo?
1 per algo of course, miner will support only algo you've paid + future updates for this algo. However in the future sp may decide update is too good, and add a additional dev fee to it
lol
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Hello guys, how does the donate for your private miners work? If I donate 0.05BTC do I get access to all your different versions, or is it per algo?
1 per algo of course, miner will support only algo you've paid + future updates for this algo. However in the future sp may decide update is too good, and add a additional dev fee to it
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Hello guys, how does the donate for your private miners work? If I donate 0.05BTC do I get access to all your different versions, or is it per algo?
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While smarter people from third world made 10xROi in 6 months and 17 days.
That all because of different "condition". Eat it sucker!
is it holding coins and then selling at price pump.
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No one is EVER in the same 'condition' here. All it is, is an illusion that you think you know what's going on.
Finally you've got it.  Grin
Idiots like you, living in first world countries, make 2.5$ from 1070.
While smarter people from third world made 10xROi in 6 months and 17 days.
That all because of different "condition". Eat it sucker!
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Yup, and if you continued to read my post you would've seen I addressed that point. What happens when he open sources his private bins that include speed increases? Pretty self explanatory. At least right now you have people redistributing his work, not his source code.


It does not matter what happens if he used open source. Either obey GNU license, and follow the rules, or do not use source with GNU license in your work.
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0.05 btc. subscription with free updates.

$741 for a miner that is free elsewhere.... out of your mind.. your tweaks and updates don't make it THAT much better, if at all.
Don't worry - there are a lot of bensam's here. They will buy.  Grin

I find amusing the way you are making fun of bensam Cheesy
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People add a GPL license to make sure it stays 'free', but in this case as has been talked about multiple times, it's perfectly legal for big companies or farms to modify it and use it internally without distributing it to anyone else.

this is not true. You may sell products based on GNU, the obligation is to provide sources of your product  upon request.

Yup, and if you continued to read my post you would've seen I addressed that point. What happens when he open sources his private bins that include speed increases? Pretty self explanatory. At least right now you have people redistributing his work, not his source code.

sp does open source at least some of his modifications eventually. That's good enough, and he has therefore contributed infinitely more than most of the people whining for him to make everything 'free'. I can't believe he has to endure so many idiots begging for others to leak his stuff in this very thread.

if he stops, mining won't lose anything, just everybody will be in the same condition, and will use open source miners. Some big farms will  have less advantages to others.

sp does not provide new unique miners, he just modifies other work

You're a idiot. There are companies that do what you're doing right now only 10,000 times bigger. You're not a unique snowflake. Do you think they employ staff? Do you hire staff?
 You know you can hire people like SP and get them on a payroll.

That's neat... And you wouldn't be in this thread begging for SPs miner if you didn't see it making a big difference in how much you make. It's even worse with easy to optimize miners that no one takes time to do because they aren't paid. It took three months of good mining before Equihash was up to snuff on Nvidia hardware and you know who eventually did it? A big company, Nicehash, hired their own internal programmer to work on it.

That's regardless of the amount of pleading, poking, prodding, trying to throw money at people around here I attempted to do. It wasn't a small difference either. It was a order of magnitude difference. 1070s started out at around 22sol and ended at 480. Claymore was on top of his shit because he is PAID to do what he does and does it very well. We don't have a Claymore, the best we have is SP.

'Just' having a miner is pointless if it can't compete with other miners on the market. Although that's a crude way to put it when big farms don't need to put theirs on the market. So unless you intend to learn CUDA and compete with SP you can take your GPL threats and shove them.

No one is EVER in the same 'condition' here. All it is, is an illusion that you think you know what's going on.

I covered all of this if you read my original response.
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sp does open source at least some of his modifications eventually. That's good enough, and he has therefore contributed infinitely more than most of the people whining for him to make everything 'free'. I can't believe he has to endure so many idiots begging for others to leak his stuff in this very thread.

if he stops, mining won't lose anything, just everybody will be in the same condition, and will use open source miners. Some big farms will  have less advantages to others.

sp does not provide new unique miners, he just modifies other work
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People add a GPL license to make sure it stays 'free', but in this case as has been talked about multiple times, it's perfectly legal for big companies or farms to modify it and use it internally without distributing it to anyone else.

this is not true. You may sell products based on GNU, the obligation is to provide sources of your product  upon request.
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NoizChain
run the latest #10.  (fixed)

yes i'm running the skminer 10poolfix version
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sp does open source at least some of his modifications eventually. That's good enough, and he has therefore contributed infinitely more than most of the people whining for him to make everything 'free'. I can't believe he has to endure so many idiots begging for others to leak his stuff in this very thread.
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Open source work can't be 'stolen'. That's why it's open source.


Have you ever read GNU license? It is free, but there are certain obligations, including open source your own staff. So, shame to those who violate it

I have, it's been talked about here multiple times, no it's not stealing. People add a GPL license to make sure it stays 'free', but in this case as has been talked about multiple times, it's perfectly legal for big companies or farms to modify it and use it internally without distributing it to anyone else. Where as someone like SP who can sell a miner to other individuals (which would further distribute crypto wealth) gets locked out. It's a catch all and this is one of the few cases where the GPL isn't doing what it's intended to do and instead leads to a case where it's abused by the few powerful.

In other words I give no shits about GPL licensing. If there was some sort of feasible way for SP to do what he's currently doing and be GPL compliant I would encourage it. But no, rewriting every piece of code from the ground up is a huge waste of time considering big farms don't need to do it. No, making his 'private' bins open is not an answer either as then people simply sell them themselves or redistribute the work which completely negates him trying to sell his work.

This is the cog where GPL falls apart and fails miserably. When someones job depends on writing code and they aren't big enough to completely internalize the coding process (a huge farm or company).

I can 100% guarantee you aren't a large farm owner and also don't write code as you wouldn't be begging SP with GPL slaps to get his, so what is your end game? He's not going to open source his code. If you get him to stop writing it, you no longer have a option to buy something big farms will be making on their own.

That's why I mentioned you have no idea what you're talking about as all you can see right now is 'me me me me' and not long term. The amount of shits people around here actually give about GPL licensing extends as far as they can threaten people to make more money. If people didn't see it as a way to get things for free that earn them more money no one would even be talking about it. The GPL threats are just a means to the end of getting free things.


If you're a open source programmer and really want GPL licensing to be a thing that's respected around here, make a miner that takes closed source bins. I've talked about this before and I have no means of doing it. IE a miner that takes binaries or encrypted modules, which protects not only coders who want to sell their speed increases, but the general GPL code which is used for everything else (like stratums). What, no? You don't give that much of a shit about GPL... Ah I see... You see, we're all hypocrites around here. That's why the shits I give about this is approximately 0.
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Are there any new mods for sale? Beside Lux
And what are you working on?
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Are there any new mods for sale? Beside Lux
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Open source work can't be 'stolen'. That's why it's open source.


Have you ever read GNU license? It is free, but there are certain obligations, including open source your own staff. So, shame to those who violate it
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