Topic: KanoPool kano.is lowest 0.9% fee 🐈 since 2014 - Worldwide - 2432 blocks - page 1246. (Read 5352229 times)
September 06, 2016, 02:30:54 AM
Block by samzye
September 05, 2016, 07:17:39 PM
FWIW...I saw version 13 of Core come up on autoupdates from Ubuntu 16.04LTS this morning. With some trepidation I allowed the update (after backing the wallet up to a couple of places 
).
It did something called "reweaving" the blocks on load, then finished loading and all is well.
).It did something called "reweaving" the blocks on load, then finished loading and all is well.
I updated to the new version a few days ago. No problems. I did not notice the "reweaving".
September 05, 2016, 06:50:22 PM
FWIW...I saw version 13 of Core come up on autoupdates from Ubuntu 16.04LTS this morning. With some trepidation I allowed the update (after backing the wallet up to a couple of places ).
It did something called "reweaving" the blocks on load, then finished loading and all is well.
).It did something called "reweaving" the blocks on load, then finished loading and all is well.
September 05, 2016, 05:22:22 PM
As I said when I replied at the top of page 1000, in the link I mentioned ...
Rather than speculate, I'm gonna wait for Kano to be up and about, have his PepsiMax, and clue us in.
Yeah they've found a couple of blocks also.
https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/address/1KuWLoZuoJgz3N6sLoAwGth9XGm8YuFTGt/transactions
I've no idea who they are, but anyone who's technically competent to do so, can run ckpool and ckdb to make a simple pool.
There are a number of pools running ckpool, and a few I know of are running ckdb.
A few people have asked me to help them setup a pool, each time I've replied "no"
(If you can't setup the pool yourself, you shouldn't be running a pool)
The reason the blocks are 750k is most likely the obvious reason ... they didn't change the default in bticoind
P.S. I'll delete any more posts about it since it has nothing to do with kano.is
Isn't ckpool and ckdb open source and on github?
My offhand guess based on the hashrate with only 2 users is that someone with a lot of hardware setup their own pool for their own mining operation and that is the public facing web interface so they can get to it from anywhere.
My offhand guess based on the hashrate with only 2 users is that someone with a lot of hardware setup their own pool for their own mining operation and that is the public facing web interface so they can get to it from anywhere.
Rather than speculate, I'm gonna wait for Kano to be up and about, have his PepsiMax, and clue us in.
https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/address/1KuWLoZuoJgz3N6sLoAwGth9XGm8YuFTGt/transactions
I've no idea who they are, but anyone who's technically competent to do so, can run ckpool and ckdb to make a simple pool.
There are a number of pools running ckpool, and a few I know of are running ckdb.
A few people have asked me to help them setup a pool, each time I've replied "no"
(If you can't setup the pool yourself, you shouldn't be running a pool)
The reason the blocks are 750k is most likely the obvious reason ... they didn't change the default in bticoind
P.S. I'll delete any more posts about it since it has nothing to do with kano.is
September 05, 2016, 05:15:09 PM
Block by mikefallen with 28.47TH/s! Welcome to the Acclaim Board with your 1st Kano block!
Back-to-back blocks! Wohoo! This is our 5th of the day!
Back-to-back blocks! Wohoo! This is our 5th of the day!
We certainly have time for another block before the mining day closes and the night shift takes over!
September 05, 2016, 05:12:23 PM
IMHO...the essence of good design is to build something that is so efficient and scaleable that to change it in any material way is to degrade it.
That said...of course, referring to Kano and CK's design...there are also parts of this particular pool's code that are NOT open source for obvious (I hope) reasons.
Anyway...it looks like kano.is because the code is essentially the same. If there are glitches in how they've implemented it, that's probably just fubar-ing on their end.
EDIT: As a retired behavioral scientist, I'm having one helluva time just watching the range of curiosity around the event, rather than worrying about the event itself...
The event to me seems obvious.That said...of course, referring to Kano and CK's design...there are also parts of this particular pool's code that are NOT open source for obvious (I hope) reasons.
Anyway...it looks like kano.is because the code is essentially the same. If there are glitches in how they've implemented it, that's probably just fubar-ing on their end.
EDIT: As a retired behavioral scientist, I'm having one helluva time just watching the range of curiosity around the event, rather than worrying about the event itself...
(1) Avalon has a new rig coming out.
(2) Avalon has new software coming out.
(3) Avalon and kano have a relationship.
(4) Who better to test it?
(5) It has to be tested before it hits the market.
I only hope it's coming soon.
Assuming it is Avalon testing, a miner would be around 4.5TH (20126 TH / # of workers (4478)
[1] Assumption based on the fact that all their blocks that are large are around 750kb, even when there is over 5k transactions in the mempool.
September 05, 2016, 05:03:42 PM
Hi guys,
I've been trying to read up on overclocking my S9s, now before you roll your eyes at my post, I understand the waranty implications and I am certain it will run hotter. My question is, is anybody doing it? If not, what are the risks/disadvantages?
Also, why is Bitmain bringing out a 11,85 that runs at 550MHz, a 12.93 running at 600MHz the 14.0 running at 650Mhz. Surely this can't be the same machine running at different frequencies?
I'm trying to understand this concept but there really not much to read up on, on google
I've been trying to read up on overclocking my S9s, now before you roll your eyes at my post, I understand the waranty implications and I am certain it will run hotter. My question is, is anybody doing it? If not, what are the risks/disadvantages?
Also, why is Bitmain bringing out a 11,85 that runs at 550MHz, a 12.93 running at 600MHz the 14.0 running at 650Mhz. Surely this can't be the same machine running at different frequencies?
I'm trying to understand this concept but there really not much to read up on, on google
wait until your first 3 months gone and start to overclock because there S9 boards have many hardware issue so leave it under test for 3 months first
i have special environment each miner have chimney to Take out the hot air to the outside and have a strong air condition to cool the room and i will wait until warranty finished to overclock with temp less than 90C
September 05, 2016, 04:41:44 PM
IMHO...the essence of good design is to build something that is so efficient and scaleable that to change it in any material way is to degrade it.
That said...of course, referring to Kano and CK's design...there are also parts of this particular pool's code that are NOT open source for obvious (I hope) reasons.
Anyway...it looks like kano.is because the code is essentially the same. If there are glitches in how they've implemented it, that's probably just fubar-ing on their end.
EDIT: As a retired behavioral scientist, I'm having one helluva time just watching the range of curiosity around the event, rather than worrying about the event itself...
The event to me seems obvious.That said...of course, referring to Kano and CK's design...there are also parts of this particular pool's code that are NOT open source for obvious (I hope) reasons.
Anyway...it looks like kano.is because the code is essentially the same. If there are glitches in how they've implemented it, that's probably just fubar-ing on their end.
EDIT: As a retired behavioral scientist, I'm having one helluva time just watching the range of curiosity around the event, rather than worrying about the event itself...
(1) Avalon has a new rig coming out.
(2) Avalon has new software coming out.
(3) Avalon and kano have a relationship.
(4) Who better to test it?
(5) It has to be tested before it hits the market.
I only hope it's coming soon.
Ya know what, Chili? I hope you're right. I really do. We'll see, I guess. Your interpretation is quite possible.
September 05, 2016, 04:37:27 PM
Block by mikefallen!
Love those back-to-back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
September 05, 2016, 04:36:13 PM
Block by mikefallen with 28.47TH/s! Welcome to the Acclaim Board with your 1st Kano block!
Back-to-back blocks! Wohoo! This is our 5th of the day!
Back-to-back blocks! Wohoo! This is our 5th of the day!
September 05, 2016, 04:31:10 PM
Block by jmww! This is his 20th Kano block and our 4th of the day!
September 05, 2016, 03:04:32 PM
IMHO...the essence of good design is to build something that is so efficient and scaleable that to change it in any material way is to degrade it.
That said...of course, referring to Kano and CK's design...there are also parts of this particular pool's code that are NOT open source for obvious (I hope) reasons.
Anyway...it looks like kano.is because the code is essentially the same. If there are glitches in how they've implemented it, that's probably just fubar-ing on their end.
EDIT: As a retired behavioral scientist, I'm having one helluva time just watching the range of curiosity around the event, rather than worrying about the event itself...
The event to me seems obvious.That said...of course, referring to Kano and CK's design...there are also parts of this particular pool's code that are NOT open source for obvious (I hope) reasons.
Anyway...it looks like kano.is because the code is essentially the same. If there are glitches in how they've implemented it, that's probably just fubar-ing on their end.
EDIT: As a retired behavioral scientist, I'm having one helluva time just watching the range of curiosity around the event, rather than worrying about the event itself...
(1) Avalon has a new rig coming out.
(2) Avalon has new software coming out.
(3) Avalon and kano have a relationship.
(4) Who better to test it?
(5) It has to be tested before it hits the market.
I only hope it's coming soon.
September 05, 2016, 02:39:54 PM
IMHO...the essence of good design is to build something that is so efficient and scaleable that to change it in any material way is to degrade it.
That said...of course, referring to Kano and CK's design...there are also parts of this particular pool's code that are NOT open source for obvious (I hope) reasons.
Anyway...it looks like kano.is because the code is essentially the same. If there are glitches in how they've implemented it, that's probably just fubar-ing on their end.
EDIT: As a retired behavioral scientist, I'm having one helluva time just watching the range of curiosity around the event, rather than worrying about the event itself...
That said...of course, referring to Kano and CK's design...there are also parts of this particular pool's code that are NOT open source for obvious (I hope) reasons.
Anyway...it looks like kano.is because the code is essentially the same. If there are glitches in how they've implemented it, that's probably just fubar-ing on their end.
EDIT: As a retired behavioral scientist, I'm having one helluva time just watching the range of curiosity around the event, rather than worrying about the event itself...
September 05, 2016, 01:44:46 PM
What is it? Clone? 
http://52.66.51.105/index.php
http://52.66.51.105/index.phpHmm.? It seems they cloned kano.is to the T. Even their payout page goes to kano's wallet address. Is this legit? Seems kinda fishy to me.
hmmm.... very fishy.... 8 blocks in 11 days with 20PHs, over 5 users that has thousands of workers?
Looking at the size of each user they could be a group of data centers that decided to have their own pool.
Their latest block #428434 matches with their IP address 52.66.51.105
https://blockchain.info/blocks
September 05, 2016, 01:33:30 PM
hmmm.... very fishy.... 8 blocks in 11 days with 20PHs, over 5 users that has thousands of workers?
Don't think so far. His hashrate wasn't be at 20 Ph/s all days long. It was at 5-7 Ph/s from the begining days and drop to almost zero for hours yesterday..I've been watching him for a few days already.
September 05, 2016, 01:32:55 PM
could be he's working with Avalon to test the new rig
September 05, 2016, 01:28:13 PM
Hmm.? It seems they cloned kano.is to the T. Even their payout page goes to kano's wallet address. Is this legit? Seems kinda fishy to me.
hmmm.... very fishy.... 8 blocks in 11 days with 20PHs, over 5 users that has thousands of workers?
Looking at the size of each user they could be a group of data centers that decided to have their own pool.
September 05, 2016, 01:22:17 PM
September 05, 2016, 01:21:07 PM
Hmm.? It seems they cloned kano.is to the T. Even their payout page goes to kano's wallet address. Is this legit? Seems kinda fishy to me.
hmmm.... very fishy.... 8 blocks in 11 days with 20PHs, over 5 users that has thousands of workers?
September 05, 2016, 01:20:26 PM
Block by Alexmail3344 with 72.28TH/s! Welcome to the Acclaim Board with your 1st Kano block! This is our 3rd block of the day!
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