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Topic: KanoPool kano.is lowest 0.9% fee 🐈 since 2014 - Worldwide - 2432 blocks - page 184. (Read 5352229 times)

sr. member
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911 IT Admin. I keep 911 up so you get help ASAP!
Still working on it - but it has taken 2nd place in priorities for a very short while.
I'm working on the asicboost changes to the pool but also at the same time I'm actually currently upgrading the main backend server.
(and aside: I did no coding work last week due to being under the weather)
Thanks a lot. Success in achieving the goals.

Should we be down? I am getting notifications that my miners are offline. They started at 6:32MST (-6 UTC) Just got another notification @ 7:47AM MST (UTC -6)

just checking
newbie
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Still working on it - but it has taken 2nd place in priorities for a very short while.
I'm working on the asicboost changes to the pool but also at the same time I'm actually currently upgrading the main backend server.
(and aside: I did no coding work last week due to being under the weather)
Thanks a lot. Success in achieving the goals.
legendary
Activity: 4634
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
Hi, Kano,
How is the current situation with the account payout consolidation either for a week / month or not for 1 block, but for 5 / 10 / 25 blocks or ever?

Still working on it - but it has taken 2nd place in priorities for a very short while.

I'm working on the asicboost changes to the pool but also at the same time I'm actually currently upgrading the main backend server.
(and aside: I did no coding work last week due to being under the weather)

While all the nodes have been running Bitcoin 0.16.0 for a while, the main server has been running a couple of versions behind - that's OK, but I'm updating all the node software (except Bitcoin) and all the software on the main server (including Bitcoin) to put all the changes in place and get everything up to date.
I've still not done the testing of the asicboost changes, but my extra code changes are done and just need testing, and that will of course be completed as part of this.

This should be completed this week and I'll post about it the day before I do the actual change over to the new main server (that I started working on today)
When it happens, it will be an outage of about 15-30 minutes for all miners.
Basically the same as I did at the end of Jan last year, but this time it should be a much shorter outage.
legendary
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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
Yes, NYA dead here too....

I thought maybe it was internal so I went ahead and cycled my system real quick and I'm back up on statum. Not connecting to nya.

And it appears like I'm back on nya again.
NYA did a reconnect twice.
It was an immediate drop and reconnect so it was an immediate failover for anyone on NYA.
- and it was fast enough to not set off any alarms - which is fine since it's only when they don't reconnect immediately that I actually NEED to know, to do anything Smiley

The NYA disconnects were at 10:14 UTC and again at 11:43 UTC

There were no disconnects on the (3) Stratum nodes.
member
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Kano - could I have the link to the mining calculator again? Always can't seem to find it in the thread ...

Edit: nevermind found it Smiley http://tradebtc.net/bitcalc.php
legendary
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Bitcoin Talks Bullshit Walks
So uhhh how’s everyone feel about this?  https://github.com/about/careers/remote Everyone scrambling for bitbucket now lol.  Looks like big money gonna take over this whole scene. Yikes!   I find it funny that those with all the resources are so arrogant that they think they have all the answers.  FML

BR

Edit sorry wrong link.

https://blog.github.com/2018-06-04-github-microsoft/

You can quote me on this.  This is the beginning of the end of open source.  It threatens the powers to be if you know what I mean.  Fun while it lasts.  Better get high stepping on the decentralized projects for truth and openness now or it will be too late if it isn’t already.  Scary!
newbie
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Yes, NYA dead here too....

I thought maybe it was internal so I went ahead and cycled my system real quick and I'm back up on statum. Not connecting to nya.

And it appears like I'm back on nya again.
newbie
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Merit: 0
Yes, NYA dead here too....

I thought maybe it was internal so I went ahead and cycled my system real quick and I'm back up on statum. Not connecting to nya.
member
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It looks like I failed over.

Edit: on both nya & stratum.

Yes, NYA dead here too....
newbie
Activity: 65
Merit: 0
It looks like I failed over.

Edit: on both nya & stratum.
newbie
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Merit: 0
Hi, Kano,
How is the current situation with the account payout consolidation either for a week / month or not for 1 block, but for 5 / 10 / 25 blocks or ever?
legendary
Activity: 4634
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
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Hello again,

I am registered on your site and have ~ $60 worth of dust accumulated, that aside, I can't connect to your sites - any of them.  I'm the same user name I am here.  I'm using the same rig and setting I used in March, but no connection.  Any help would be appreciated.
You need to PM me your IP details to work out why you can't connect.

There's no ban on your account.

The dust is as I mentioned.
member
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Concerning cooling.

From what I can see, the best cooling situation is pointing the outflow from your miners directly out a window or other opening.

I converted one of my basement windows to one big screened rectangle and then built a shelf on the wall that was the same height as the lower edge of the basement window. 3 841 and 1 821 are all pointing out that opening and the heat in the basement has dropped considerably and the miners are showing much better cooling. I still have 3 other miners currently in the garage but I may move them back into the basement if I can fix up a second basement window like the first.

The hardest part of the job was making the custom screen to keep bugs, birds, rodents, and cats out of my basement. One of the local hardware stores has a kit where you
can cut the aluminum side pieces to whatever length you need with plastic corner pieces holding everything together.

I had a set of old mini computer boxer fans in the basement window but they pale in comparison to the 160+ CFM fans the miners come with so I just just got them out of the way and have just the screen between the miners and the great outdoors. 

My only worry is if the neighbor across from my basement window has issues with the noise. They put up a privacy fence years ago, the wooden slat type, so I don't think that will be an issue.

I had worried I might need to stop mining this summer like I did last summer but it looks promising for continued mining if this setup keeps working as it has been.
newbie
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Been checking the block explorer recently and 1 out 3 blocks is always BTC.com , wtf? do they have 1/3 of all the miners in the world?
How does this question relate to thread 'Kano Pool'?
legendary
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I am sure it was posted repeatedly, but can anyone help me with this since it is late:

What is a minimal non-dust level here currently?
One S9 produces something like 0.0006 btc/block-is this dust or not?
In other words, can a single S9 hash on a non-dust level at the moment?
Thanks.

Yeah, a single S9 should be fine... but not a S7 - at least per the previous posts on the subject.

so, then it means that "dust" is roughly 0.0002 btc/block, right?

Dust is below 0.0001 btc per block.

At the moment 0.0001 per block is roughly 1.7TH

Hello again,

I am registered on your site and have ~ $60 worth of dust accumulated, that aside, I can't connect to your sites - any of them.  I'm the same user name I am here.  I'm using the same rig and setting I used in March, but no connection.  Any help would be appreciated.
newbie
Activity: 42
Merit: 0
Been checking the block explorer recently and 1 out 3 blocks is always BTC.com , wtf? do they have 1/3 of all the miners in the world?
legendary
Activity: 4634
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
I am sure it was posted repeatedly, but can anyone help me with this since it is late:

What is a minimal non-dust level here currently?
One S9 produces something like 0.0006 btc/block-is this dust or not?
In other words, can a single S9 hash on a non-dust level at the moment?
Thanks.

Yeah, a single S9 should be fine... but not a S7 - at least per the previous posts on the subject.

so, then it means that "dust" is roughly 0.0002 btc/block, right?

Dust is below 0.0001 btc per block.

At the moment 0.0001 per block is roughly 1.7TH
member
Activity: 434
Merit: 30
Wow, 95 confirms in 11 hours.  Tomorrow's difficulty change is going to suck.

?

I still dont understand this. Would you care to explain or point where to find an explanation?

Thnx.

BTC is designed to find a block every 10 minutes and it uses the difficulty to control this.  When he says "95 confirms in 11 hours" that would be 95 blocks in 660 minutes or 1 block every 6.9 minutes.  That too fast for bitcoin so the difficulty should go up to adjust this time back up to 10 minutes.  Actually, 11 hours is way too small of a sample but that is the general idea.

The bitcoin network readjusts difficulty every 2016 blocks or approximately every 2 weeks.

Aahhhh, superb explained!  Thanks!
Didn't know it was variable and time related...
So, actually there has been added huge haspower recenly since last difficulty increase. Can i state such?
legendary
Activity: 3892
Merit: 4331
I am sure it was posted repeatedly, but can anyone help me with this since it is late:

What is a minimal non-dust level here currently?
One S9 produces something like 0.0006 btc/block-is this dust or not?
In other words, can a single S9 hash on a non-dust level at the moment?
Thanks.

Yeah, a single S9 should be fine... but not a S7 - at least per the previous posts on the subject.

so, then it means that "dust" is roughly 0.0002 btc/block, right?
copper member
Activity: 658
Merit: 101
Math doesn't care what you believe.
I am sure it was posted repeatedly, but can anyone help me with this since it is late:

What is a minimal non-dust level here currently?
One S9 produces something like 0.0006 btc/block-is this dust or not?
In other words, can a single S9 hash on a non-dust level at the moment?
Thanks.

Yeah, a single S9 should be fine... but not a S7 - at least per the previous posts on the subject.
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