Topic: Ethereum Mining NoDevFee 0% v15.0 🔥 - page 7. (Read 164839 times)

And again, WTF are you doing using the software then? Why would you use the software if that's the case? Is it because it provides some benefit to you over other software? If so, that is reason enough to accept the terms. If you don't agree with the terms you don't have to use the software. That's pretty simple.

Do you know how to do math? Probably not so I'll help you.

Check nanopool stats for one of my mining rigs.
https://ibb.co/cgNt2G

Worker "x" is Claymore fees

Total shares = 56976 + 3460 = 60436

Percentage of fees from the total shares
(3460*100) / 60436 = 5.7% in fees

He's the one stealing 5% - 6% from my mining rig. I just preventing that from happening.

Please explain your double standards. Claymore advertising 1% - 2% fees and taking 5% - 6% is not theft for you, but if I keep the 5% - 6% fees is considered theft. You're mentally challenged.

1. Theft is theft. If you don't agree with the fees, the right thing to do would be not to use the software rather than to steal it through subverting the fees as it is licensed with. It is the same as stealing from a store.
2. Even if it was 6% that the software is taking, I earn considerably more than that comparable to other options I've tested on my hardware. For the hardware where that isn't the case, I use other options.

Why do you take things to the extreme? Steal items from a store? What are you talking about? That's not even comparable.
I wouldn't pay for an email service if I can use Gmail. I don't pay for valet parking if I can park my car myself.

Instead of attacking me, let's talk about numbers.
Do you even know how much you're paying for Claymore? I'm sure you don't.
If you think Claymore is taking 1% or 2% from your mining rig you're a fool.
Claymore is taking 5%-6% from your profits. I have the numbers to prove that, but since you're so happy for paying for it, keep doing that.

As I said before I don't mind buying a software but I don't agree with Claymore's fees structure especially after realizing that he's taking a lot more than what is being advertised.

So you don't pay for what you can get for free. Does that extend to everything else in life? You walk into the store and happen to be able to get away with walking out with some items, you just steal them because you can? Sounds like you are morally challenged, at best. The offence in that doesn't come from being a fanboy of some software, but I'll take that attempted insult since I am a fan of well made products that help me make more money.

Obviously you're a troll. You asked me a question and when I answered it you told me I don't have credibility.
Well if I don't have credibility why did you ask the question?

You think you're a big shot just because you're a full member of a bitcoin forum. lol ... That shows how moronic you're.

Any serious miner has a spare computer to run some tests. Any serious miner has enough knowledge to check if a software is a virus.
Clearly you're NOT a serious miner.

You must be illiterate I never advertised the software. My first post was to thank the guy who developed it.

If you're not interested in using it why are you asking questions and bitching about it?
Yes this forum is about sharing information and since you don't have anything useful to bring to the table you have to shut up and get a life!

this forum is about sharing infomation and knowledge in general
no need to get ur panties in a bunch cuz you are a lurker with not alot of trust
No one who mines seriously would risk instaling malware or a virus or software
that takes more from you than it advertises based on a six post endorsement lol

no need to take things personally lol

The solution is to use the -r 1 option. That tells Claymore that when watchdog detects a GPU is down rather than trying to restart the miner it'll execute reboot.bat (on Windows) or reboot.bash or reboot.sh if on Linux and then close Claymore.
Create a reboot.bat file with the following line ""shutdown /r /t 5 /f"

Bro, how to prevent Watchdog start?
I first run the nofee the you shared is working, but now is it crash every time I start, may I know how to resolve it, Thanks

+1.

please make for ubuntu (hiveos.farm)

Is this works correctly with latest Claymore versions 10.1 or 10.2?

Is there something like this for Claymore Cryptonight miner? 10.2 or 11?
 (From a trust worthy member)

I don't pay for stuff that I can get for free. Simple as that. Sorry if offending all Claymore's fanboys

Seems the right thing to do then if you think the "fees are ridiculously high" would be to not use the software.

Or is it that Claymore's software is somehow better than other options?

I'm not here to prove anything to anybody, my time is spent making money, I don't waste my time writing on forums even though I read the forum regularly.
I don't even have social media. That's for losers. I don't need to be entertained . I have a busy life and I don't live in my mom's basement.
The only reason I replied to this thread is because I think Claymore's fees are ridiculously high.

How much did you pay for your 7 GPU rig?

People like to complain about how greedy some developer is whilst it is really just projection of their own greed.

Which is worse really? Setting a known fee for a product or intentionally circumventing that known fee. I say the latter. It's downright theft really. No one forces anyone to use specific software and no one forces anyone to accept the terms of the license.

And of course the "developer" of the "nodevfee" software plugs donation addresses into it—seems like more greed shining through. More greed there, expecting to be paid for ripping others off.

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I've done a good bit of testing and so far claymore is my best option. I am greedy and openly admit such. Therefore I see it in my best interest to use the software within the terms provided, incenting continued development and support of the software. So far the fees are lower than the increased work. Enough so actually to cover pool fees + a bit of donation to the pools as well. I'm still a couple of percent ahead that way.

Jackwagons doing things like this could cause the developer to increase fees, implement more sophisticated controls, or even cease development altogether. But hey, he made an extra $2 a month or so, who cares if it hurts anyone else, is unethical, illegal, and all those pesky details?