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wizkid057

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Quote from: kano on November 30, 2015, 12:12:48 AM

I'm not in a jet flying around the Bahamas sipping Martinis and telling everyone on facebook how things are OK even if the pool was getting shit orphan problems for days

Wait, I know which ones are for me, but who is this one directed at? Definitely not me... I don't use Facebook and have never been to the Bahamas.

We must be in the wrong business...

kano

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Quote from: Nuttycoins on November 29, 2015, 10:23:14 PM

Hey gang:

New here from E. Do like how it is setup.

My question is why can't you seem to grow the pool more?

Is it the slow ramp up? That would be my guess especially with the small pool size.

I am going to be adding about 7.5 more T this week, and other then the few big boys I will not be that far from top of the list. I know it all balances out but sure would be nice if it was 4 or 5 times larger. Capturing more of these S7ss like mine coming online sure would be nice.

Heh growing the pool, in my opinion, means getting sizeable miners, yeah like you are bringing in here

Attracting lots of small miners doesn't help grow the pool.
I don't enforce any policy of telling small miners to go away unless they are complaining about small payouts due to having small miners Tongue

... or dissing the pool coz they don't understand how PPLNS works Tongue

There's a few sizeable miners we have contact with, but I guess the standard issue is that most want a larger pool ... chicken and egg problem (or catch-22 if you prefer)
Simple fact, variance is higher on a smaller pool.

Also I don't lie about the pool's performance, or about what to expect, to attract miners.
The web site is all very cut and dry facts about how the pool is performing.
It has very good stats about that

Also of course there's quite a few people who I've pissed off in the BTC world ... and I'm not apologetic of that.
I see people doing shit to the BTC ideals, I respond ... usually in an unfriendly way ...

I'm not in a jet flying around the Bahamas sipping Martinis and telling everyone on facebook how things are OK even if the pool was getting shit orphan problems for days

I'm not telling the miners to faithfully believe that everything is all right even if all the stats show it really hasn't been OK for years ...
I'm not pushing out empty blocks of no new transactions into the BTC blockchain with the false argument that we must do that ...
I'm not SPV mining and using the excuse of the GFW connection to the rest of the world as my reason ... even though more than 50% of the pool peer 2 peer network is behind the GFW so that's to the advantage of any pool inside the GFW ...
I'm not blaming bitcoind for mining empty blocks when the pool code does it (yeah he changed that on his pool some time later quite a while ago) ...
I'm not running multiple high hash rate pools to try and hide how much of the BTC network I control ...
I'm not trying to get everyone in the world to buy my light bulbs and spend a little extra in their electricity bill and ... give it to me ...
I'm not trying to take over bitcoin core by force coz the democracy of bitcoin development doesn't allow me to do that ...

Hmm did I miss anyone in the bitcoin world? Cheesy

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wizkid057

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Quote from: kano on November 29, 2015, 11:28:09 PM

OK I'll ignore most of wizkids last post other than to point out that firstly, you've made your troll post about ckpool before,
and secondly, as I said last time, it's -ck you are trolling there not me.

Now regarding your ckpool trolling:
In stratum, difficulty isn't part of the work.

The only way to force a difficulty change to a miner is to make all it's current work stale, but after a difficulty change.
Yeah that's called ripping off the miner unless it's necessary.
Making work stale is only necessary on a block change, since of course any work they have for the previous block is stale and the new block change work (after the diff change) says that the old work is stale (clean_jobs)

But there's the (hidden) problem that doesn't really exist ... what work is valid with the new difficulty?
The stratum answer is: that all work sent, after the difficulty is sent, is valid on the new difficulty.
So the previous work is valid with the old difficulty until you no longer accept the previous work.

What does this solve:
If the miner is mining at 1000 Diff and gets a 1,000,000,000 diff share with the current work, it's still (correctly) only worth 1000 Diff.

If on the other hand, you allow a diff change to affect old work, then the miner could get a 1,000,000,000 diff share, then send the pool a request to change the difficulty up, and then get paid more for that share.
Yep that breaks the stratum rules.

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However, most importantly, If your pool can't stop playing with the miner's difficulty then that's a problem with your code that deals with adjusting the miner's difficulty.
Get it right early on and then don't change it unless their hash rate changes drastically.

I don't believe I've posted on this particular issue with ckpool before. Maybe I did, but I don't recall doing so here, only on IRC. The issue I definitely mentioned previously on the forum is that ckpool doesn't create new work until GBT returns, which could be a problem with latency with a taxed bitcoind or whatever else would lag out GBT.

Anyway, your post appears mostly correct, except it doesn't tell the whole story.

While yes, if a miner is mining at difficulty 1,000 and finds a difficulty 1,000,000,000 share, they should be rewarded at difficulty 1,000.

With stratum, the pool sets the difficulty to 'X' and gives the miner some work. We'll call this work 'A'. The miner continues to work on that work at difficulty 'X' as long as it's valid. Now lets say the miner slows down (variance, lost a worker, whatever... it happens) and the pool adjusts the difficulty downward to say, 'X/2'. Soon after, potentially immediately, the pool sends a work update (NOT a restart, just an update). We'll call this work 'B'. The miner is still allowed to submit shares based on work 'A' for some time (as an example, Eligius allows this for 120 seconds).

Now the correct process is that work done and submitted based on work 'A' must meet or exceed difficulty 'X' and be rewarded to the miner at difficulty 'X' and work done and submitted based on work 'B' meet or exceed difficulty 'X/2' and be rewarded at difficulty 'X/2'. With me so far?

Here's where ckpool appears to screw this up. If the difficulty adjusts downward like in the above scenario, work from work 'A' is then rewarded at difficulty 'X/2' instead of 'X', even though the work meets or exceeds difficulty 'X' as defined for the work originally. (If the difficulty adjusts upward, then ckpool appropriately accepts work done.) So, for the short period miners are still working on work from work 'A' after the difficulty change and potentially before the pool even gives them work 'B', they're being shorted by the difference and this can last for as long as the miner continues to work on work 'A'.

Again, these are without work clears/full restarts/etc. Also, again, admittedly it's probably not very much of a problem, and I expect eventually someone will fix it, but it is there.

@kano did you catch my question at the end of my last post?

Edit:

Quote from: kano on November 29, 2015, 11:28:09 PM

Edit: ckpool can take 2 or 3 quick diff changes early on to get a good diff value, then doesn't change it for days/weeks - it's the most stable vardiff implementation around

You're probably right. Admittedly, eloipool's implementation works great as well when in arbitrary difficulty mode, but has some weak points when using only powers of two when it tries to pick a difficulty that is on the borderline. I get around this by just bumping everyone's up one notch.

Edit 2: Typos, quotes for clarity

kano

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OK I'll ignore most of wizkids last post other than to point out that firstly, you've made your troll post about ckpool before,
and secondly, as I said last time, it's -ck you are trolling there not me.

Now regarding your ckpool trolling:
In stratum, difficulty isn't part of the work.

The only way to force a difficulty change to a miner is to make all it's current work stale, but after a difficulty change.
Yeah that's called ripping off the miner unless it's necessary.
Making work stale is only necessary on a block change, since of course any work they have for the previous block is stale and the new block change work (after the diff change) says that the old work is stale (clean_jobs)

But there's the (hidden) problem that doesn't really exist ... what work is valid with the new difficulty?
The stratum answer is: that all work sent, after the difficulty is sent, is valid on the new difficulty.
So the previous work is valid with the old difficulty until you no longer accept the previous work.

What does this solve:
If the miner is mining at 1000 Diff and gets a 1,000,000,000 diff share with the current work, it's still (correctly) only worth 1000 Diff.

If on the other hand, you allow a diff change to affect old work, then the miner could get a 1,000,000,000 diff share, then send the pool a request to change the difficulty up, and then get paid more for that share.
Yep that breaks the stratum rules.

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However, most importantly, If your pool can't stop playing with the miner's difficulty then that's a problem with your code that deals with adjusting the miner's difficulty.
Get it right early on and then don't change it unless their hash rate changes drastically.
Edit: ckpool can take 2 or 3 quick diff changes early on to get a good diff value, then doesn't change it for days/weeks - it's the most stable vardiff implementation around

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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=905210.msg

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CKpool is already scamming some miners with its vardiff implementation. Admittedly, it's not much, but it's provably > 0.

I pulled this from the post above from wizkid.

Please point me to the proof this is being done by ckpool.

wizkid057

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Quote from: kano on November 29, 2015, 10:17:15 PM

Quote from: wizkid057 on November 29, 2015, 10:07:10 PM

Quote from: kano on November 29, 2015, 10:03:48 PM

See, the Eligius guys a lying and the reason they delete my posts is they don't want people to post the truth about them in their thread.

Post deleted by wizkid in the Eligius thread a few minutes ago:

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Feel free to tell organofcoorti that he doesn't know what he is talking about regarding "Eligius orphan rates" and that your statistical analysis of orphan rates is correct and he is wrong.

http://organofcorti.blogspot.com.au/2015/11/november-8th-2015-mining-pool-statistics.html

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Orphan rates at Eligius tend to be high anyway - about one percent the rate for other pools (2.3% over the last 52 weeks as opposed to the average of 1.3%).

Orphan rates (and lost blocks) are the only factors that have a controllable element that can affect pool luck.

Orphan rates are a direct result of 2 things:
1) Block distribution times
2) Block change times

Those 2 are very much related.

As mentioned in my post, if your next post wasn't an apology I was going to delete it. No lying there. It was too long to be an apology, so deleted without reading.

Anyway, since you're going to just troll Eligius regardless...

I'll write to organofcorti about it. Based on my bitcoind data his information is simply not getting the whole picture or pools are not reporting all of their stales or something, and I'll happily share my data with him proving the network wide orphan rate is higher than 1.3%.

I love how you ignored every other point in my post, further proving my points.

I'll await deletion of this post, further proving your trolling.

There was no point trying to argue with anything else you posted.
My post includes facts from someone else that most people realise does know what he is talking about.
You seem to have a major difficulty understanding statistics.
My deleted post is the basis of showing a lot of your long ramble complaining about me is false.

You've deleted valid and true posts by me before, so there's no point expending effort on your post but a basic fact that shows your Eligius post is full of shit

Also, I've no idea why you want me to be your stalker. Sorry, I'm not interested in that.

I've been posting in most pool threads for 4 years pointing out the scammy things they do.
Feel free to post in my thread and point out all the millions of scammy things I do

One of the few reasons why I started a pool was coz there was so much crap and lies going on about pools and payouts.

lol. Well, I have written organofcoorti regarding the network wide orhpan/stale rate. Perhaps he'll comment, perhaps not. The fact is that his stat is actually incorrect because the network wide stale block rate is much higher than he shows. Feel free to verify on your own.

As for your scammy things you do, honestly, I don't care. You can scam your miners for every satoshi, or not. Hopefully not, and I'm not implying anything. Makes no difference to me. I don't mine here, and people will vote with their miners. All I know is that you do your best to troll me and Eligius. I can't post anywhere on this forum without you following up with some smart ass comment that bashes me or my pool unnecessarily. I mean in all seriousness, can we call a truce on this or something? I think we'd all be better off spending our time on more important things.

If I had time to go around trolling like you, I'd go around making it a point to ram it down everyone's throats that CKpool is already scamming some miners with its vardiff implementation. Admittedly, it's not much, but it's provably > 0. I don't think you'll find any posts from me on the subject. Why? It's not really my problem. Others have already pointed it out, so nothing worth adding on the topic. Why waste my time?

And here we go with the twisting of words. Please explain how you got:

Quote from: kano on November 29, 2015, 10:17:15 PM

Also, I've no idea why you want me to be your stalker. Sorry, I'm not interested in that.

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Quote from: wizkid057 on November 29, 2015, 07:37:25 PM

You follow me around this forum like a stalker and there is very little I can do about it, unfortunately, and it's really f*ing old.

Is English your first language? If not, I'll give you a pass. If so, then I'll just go back to my point that you like to twist things to fit whatever your purpose is, regardless of the facts.

Anyway, I'll not derail your thread any further.

If we're going to be civil here, I am actually a little curious how you're able to be just behind Eligius in the block change timing benchmark with ckpool, though, given that ckpool has to wait for GBT to return before it sends updates. Have you modified bitcoind in some way to make GBT return faster? Raised your relay fee to something a bit above average to make bitcoind do less work? Honestly, just curious. I know from a technical standpoint, all things being equal, ckpool *should* get the new work out to miners faster than eloipool, assuming eloipool is not using the blank block speedup. I just don't see that gap being so small without some modifications. I'm actually using a custom made proxy between bitcoind and eloipool for my speedup. Admittedly, the ckpools would probably move to the top with the same setup due to the whole C vs python thing.

Nuttycoins

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Hey gang:

New here from E. Do like how it is setup.

My question is why can't you seem to grow the pool more?

Is it the slow ramp up? That would be my guess especially with the small pool size.

I am going to be adding about 7.5 more T this week, and other then the few big boys I will not be that far from top of the list. I know it all balances out but sure would be nice if it was 4 or 5 times larger. Capturing more of these S7ss like mine coming online sure would be nice.

kano

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Quote from: wizkid057 on November 29, 2015, 10:07:10 PM

Quote from: kano on November 29, 2015, 10:03:48 PM

See, the Eligius guys a lying and the reason they delete my posts is they don't want people to post the truth about them in their thread.

Post deleted by wizkid in the Eligius thread a few minutes ago:

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Feel free to tell organofcoorti that he doesn't know what he is talking about regarding "Eligius orphan rates" and that your statistical analysis of orphan rates is correct and he is wrong.

http://organofcorti.blogspot.com.au/2015/11/november-8th-2015-mining-pool-statistics.html

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Orphan rates at Eligius tend to be high anyway - about one percent the rate for other pools (2.3% over the last 52 weeks as opposed to the average of 1.3%).

Orphan rates (and lost blocks) are the only factors that have a controllable element that can affect pool luck.

Orphan rates are a direct result of 2 things:
1) Block distribution times
2) Block change times

Those 2 are very much related.

As mentioned in my post, if your next post wasn't an apology I was going to delete it. No lying there. It was too long to be an apology, so deleted without reading.

Anyway, since you're going to just troll Eligius regardless...

I'll write to organofcorti about it. Based on my bitcoind data his information is simply not getting the whole picture or pools are not reporting all of their stales or something, and I'll happily share my data with him proving the network wide orphan rate is higher than 1.3%.

I love how you ignored every other point in my post, further proving my points.

I'll await deletion of this post, further proving your trolling.

There was no point trying to argue with anything else you posted.
My post includes facts from someone else that most people realise does know what he is talking about.
You seem to have a major difficulty understanding statistics.
My deleted post is the basis of showing a lot of your long ramble complaining about me is false.

You've deleted valid and true posts by me before, so there's no point expending effort on your post but a basic fact that shows your Eligius post is full of shit

Also, I've no idea why you want me to be your stalker. Sorry, I'm not interested in that.

I've been posting in most pool threads for 4 years pointing out the scammy things they do.
Feel free to post in my thread and point out all the millions of scammy things I do

One of the few reasons why I started a pool was coz there was so much crap and lies going on about pools and payouts.

wizkid057

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Quote from: kano on November 29, 2015, 10:03:48 PM

See, the Eligius guys a lying and the reason they delete my posts is they don't want people to post the truth about them in their thread.

Post deleted by wizkid in the Eligius thread a few minutes ago:

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Feel free to tell organofcoorti that he doesn't know what he is talking about regarding "Eligius orphan rates" and that your statistical analysis of orphan rates is correct and he is wrong.

http://organofcorti.blogspot.com.au/2015/11/november-8th-2015-mining-pool-statistics.html

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Orphan rates at Eligius tend to be high anyway - about one percent the rate for other pools (2.3% over the last 52 weeks as opposed to the average of 1.3%).

Orphan rates (and lost blocks) are the only factors that have a controllable element that can affect pool luck.

Orphan rates are a direct result of 2 things:
1) Block distribution times
2) Block change times

Those 2 are very much related.

As mentioned in my post, if your next post wasn't an apology I was going to delete it. No lying there. It was too long to be an apology, so deleted without reading.

Anyway, since you're going to just troll Eligius regardless...

I'll write to organofcorti about it. Based on my bitcoind data his information is simply not getting the whole picture or pools are not reporting all of their stales or something, and I'll happily share my data with him proving the network wide orphan rate is higher than 1.3%.

I love how you ignored every other point in my post, further proving my points.

I'll await deletion of this post, further proving your trolling.

kano

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See, the Eligius guys are lying and the reason they delete my posts is they don't want people to post the truth about them in their thread.

Post deleted by wizkid in the Eligius thread a few minutes ago:

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Feel free to tell organofcoorti that he doesn't know what he is talking about regarding "Eligius orphan rates" and that your statistical analysis of orphan rates is correct and he is wrong.

http://organofcorti.blogspot.com.au/2015/11/november-8th-2015-mining-pool-statistics.html

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Orphan rates at Eligius tend to be high anyway - about one percent the rate for other pools (2.3% over the last 52 weeks as opposed to the average of 1.3%).

Orphan rates (and lost blocks) are the only factors that have a controllable element that can affect pool luck.

Orphan rates are a direct result of 2 things:
1) Block distribution times
2) Block change times

Those 2 are very much related.

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Quote from: kano on November 28, 2015, 05:07:15 PM

Quote from: not.you on November 28, 2015, 11:16:06 AM

Hey Kano, any chance we can get the idle timeout on the webpage extended? I like to check back every so often throughout the day but it seems like if I go more than an hour or two I get logged out. I would love to see something more like 24 hours before it logs you out.

I simply use the system wide php setting to time web connections out.
To extend it beyond (my setting) would mean I'd have to actually timeout early everyone and have the web server keep the sessions long for everyone up to the higher limit.
Thus it works the same shorter time for everyone.

If you use FireFox or Chrome there's an add-on/extension for both
FireFox: ReloadEvery
Chrome: Auto Refresh
that will refresh say every 5 or 15 minutes (whatever you set)

I should have thought of a plug-in. I went with reloadplus. Seems to be doing what I need. Thanks for the suggestion.

kano

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No prob.

Well ... I like to give an explanation that not conspiracy theory or black magic

So I do sometimes give extra detail.

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Quote from: kano on November 29, 2015, 05:45:17 AM

-ck runs a solo pool if you want solo

The 1% would mean on average most smaller miners would receive 1% less payout forever
(anyone who doesn't find a block)

Anyway the payout says it's PPLNS, and says how it works and that's there for everyone who signs up.
If you want a different payout, you'll need to find a pool that does what you want.

The only thing I've ever changed is the N was originally 1Nd, but it went up to 5Nd when the pool size got big enough to allow it ...
since 1Nd means a large % (1Diff) of shares never get any reward at all - the expect amount is 36%
With 5Nd the expected % (1Diff) of shares to get no reward at all is 0.7%
I also said that back then that it would go up from 1Nd.

The reality is that no one makes their miners find blocks - it's random.
Being rewarded extra for some random event out of anyone's control and reducing the reward for everyone else ... well that's a major change and not something I'll be doing as the pool is now.

it was just a suggestion...not so major you talk about...
1% was just for example it could be less...
so far i'm pleased about your pool...even if we were not lucky since my joining...but it does not matter.

kano

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-ck runs a solo pool if you want solo

The 1% would mean on average most smaller miners would receive 1% less payout forever
(anyone who doesn't find a block)

Anyway the payout says it's PPLNS, and says how it works and that's there for everyone who signs up.
If you want a different payout, you'll need to find a pool that does what you want.

The only thing I've ever changed is the N was originally 1Nd, but it went up to 5Nd when the pool size got big enough to allow it ...
since 1Nd means a large % (1Diff) of shares never get any reward at all - the expect amount is 36%
With 5Nd the expected % (1Diff) of shares to get no reward at all is 0.7%
I also said that back then that it would go up from 1Nd.

The reality is that no one makes their miners find blocks - it's random.
Being rewarded extra for some random event out of anyone's control and reducing the reward for everyone else ... well that's a major change and not something I'll be doing as the pool is now.

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I have a question:
is a special reward for the one who found the block?
I believe not...

if not...
then why not allocate a little reward to the bmock founder?
A little reward would not affect the global personnal earning but it could be interesting for middle miners or small ones.
this would add a little "solo mining" in your system.

Let us suppose that you affect 1ù for the winner.
This would not change much (ok 1%) the earning...but could be interesting for the winner...

This pool will perhaps attract many solo miners who are perhaps interested in a system 1% solo and 99% classic pool.

kano

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I deleted all of bitwitt's comments they are getting boring.
(and one or two of them were just quotes with no comments at all)

I guess what he is ranting on about is that when difficulty goes up, the PPS value of a share goes down.
Yes we all know this.

The side effect is that when difficulty goes up, so, of course, does 5Nd
So more older shares are included in the payout.
If you've been mining since back before the 5Nd, it will not effect your total payout per block.
However, there will be fewer blocks, so over all, yes, a difficulty increase means a smaller payout and it has a marginal effect on shares before the difficulty increase.
Shares after the difficulty increase are of course worth less.

The PPS% shown on the rewards page is the PPS value at the time of the shift, not the PPS value when the next block was later found.
That also explains why the PPS% % numbers change at a diff change shift on the shifts page.
(they also of course change at all block find shifts, and all shifts at the start of a payout)

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What no one noticed the BLOCK!!! from 45 minutes ago? Congradulations GLORYTRADING, and thankyou Grin

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this is how much i got paid for the last block
385383 26/Nov 05:51 24.77932957 364.640G 196hr 5m 30s 2.22PHs 0.09% 315.833M 1.92THs 0.02146263

doing the math on 1.92ths on bitcoinwisdom it says i should make 0.01328 BTC a day..

going back 5N

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5m9su winry 	Nov-26 05:24:36	26m 30s	462.648k	0	1.25THs	444	1,042.00	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m9pr valentina	Nov-26 04:40:36	44m 0s	710.644k	1.042k	1.16THs	682	1,042.00	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m9jm ur	Nov-26 04:02:06	38m 30s	628.326k	0	1.17THs	603	1,042.00	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m9e3 tenshi	Nov-26 03:19:20	42m 46s	782.059k	0	1.31THs	779	1,003.93	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m994 sena	Nov-26 02:34:05	45m 15s	700.224k	0	1.11THs	672	1,042.00	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m93r rika	Nov-26 01:48:35	45m 30s	697.098k	0	1.10THs	669	1,042.00	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m8wf quinn	Nov-26 01:01:35	47m 0s	707.518k	0	1.08THs	679	1,042.00	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m8qx paru	Nov-26 00:22:04	39m 31s	673.132k	1.042k	1.22THs	646	1,042.00	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m8ma origami	Nov-25 23:39:35	42m 30s	682.510k	1.042k	1.15THs	655	1,042.00	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m8fb nodoka	Nov-25 22:53:35	46m 0s	647.082k	23.966k	1.01THs	621	1,042.00	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m89x mutsumi	Nov-25 22:09:40	43m 55s	623.116k	2.084k	1.02THs	598	1,042.00	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m84t lucy	Nov-25 21:26:03	43m 37s	681.468k	29.176k	1.12THs	654	1,042.00	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m7xo kosaki	Nov-25 20:49:00	37m 3s	647.082k	2.084k	1.25THs	621	1,042.00	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m7td juvia	Nov-25 20:06:34	42m 27s	725.232k	0	1.22THs	696	1,042.00	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m7oc ichiko	Nov-25 19:24:03	42m 31s	688.762k	0	1.16THs	661	1,042.00	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m7hd hitagi	Nov-25 18:40:03	44m 0s	706.476k	1.042k	1.15THs	678	1,042.00	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m7c8 gin	Nov-25 17:55:50	44m 13s	709.602k	0	1.15THs	681	1,042.00	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m773 felli	Nov-25 17:09:02	46m 48s	728.358k	0	1.11THs	699	1,042.00	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m6zk elen	Nov-25 16:29:33	39m 29s	606.444k	1.042k	1.10THs	582	1,042.00	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m6uw darkchii	Nov-25 15:44:03	45m 30s	626.590k	0	985.78GHs	602	1,040.85	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m6pm charlotte	Nov-25 14:57:02	47m 1s	684.418k	1.944k	1.04THs	701	976.35	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m6j3 belldandy	Nov-25 14:11:43	45m 18s	704.700k	0	1.11THs	725	972.00	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m6ct akatsuki	Nov-25 13:30:31	41m 12s	650.268k	972	1.13THs	669	972.00	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m67x zekken	Nov-25 12:45:01	45m 31s	726.084k	972	1.14THs	747	972.00	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m62m yuno	Nov-25 12:02:30	42m 30s	672.624k	0	1.13THs	692	972.00	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m5vo xenovia	Nov-25 11:27:31	34m 59s	513.216k	972	1.05THs	528	972.00	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m5rj winry	Nov-25 10:42:01	45m 30s	689.148k	1.944k	1.08THs	709	972.00	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m5m7 valentina	Nov-25 09:58:00	44m 1s	682.344k	0	1.11THs	702	972.00	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m5f2 ur	Nov-25 09:12:30	45m 30s	763.992k	972	1.20THs	786	972.00	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m59p tenshi	Nov-25 08:28:01	44m 29s	695.360k	725	1.12THs	946	735.05	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m54h sena	Nov-25 07:44:00	44m 1s	1.021M	400	1.66THs	2.136k	478.03	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m4xc rika	Nov-25 07:02:00	42m 1s	1.200M	1.526k	2.04THs	2.215k	541.57	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m4se quinn	Nov-25 06:19:30	42m 30s	1.202M	736	2.02THs	2.243k	535.86	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m4nf paru	Nov-25 05:36:59	42m 31s	1.146M	0	1.93THs	2.173k	527.56	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m4gf origami	Nov-25 04:53:29	43m 31s	1.227M	1.862k	2.02THs	2.297k	534.03	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m4bc nodoka	Nov-25 04:09:29	43m 59s	1.275M	336	2.07THs	2.349k	542.68	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m467 mutsumi	Nov-25 03:26:29	43m 0s	1.187M	1.136k	1.98THs	2.213k	536.49	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m3z6 lucy	Nov-25 02:40:59	45m 30s	1.271M	400	2.00THs	2.372k	535.94	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m3tt kosaki	Nov-25 01:58:28	42m 31s	1.097M	736	1.85THs	2.130k	514.95	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m3ou juvia	Nov-25 01:17:28	41m 0s	1.167M	336	2.04THs	2.005k	581.91	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m3j2 ichiko	Nov-25 00:36:52	40m 36s	1.143M	1.008k	2.02THs	1.990k	574.54	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m3dc hitagi	Nov-24 23:53:27	43m 25s	1.217M	672	2.01THs	2.111k	576.64	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m387 gin	Nov-24 23:12:28	41m 0s	1.138M	736	1.99THs	1.989k	571.95	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m33d felli	Nov-24 22:28:26	44m 1s	1.285M	1.136k	2.09THs	2.178k	590.14	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m2w8 elen	Nov-24 21:48:26	40m 0s	1.087M	0	1.95THs	1.916k	567.48	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m2rj darkchii	Nov-24 21:09:27	38m 59s	1.099M	1.442k	2.02THs	1.935k	567.79	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m2my charlotte	Nov-24 20:26:57	42m 30s	1.202M	400	2.02THs	2.061k	583.02	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m2fz belldandy	Nov-24 19:44:56	42m 1s	1.223M	736	2.08THs	2.099k	582.89	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m2b3 akatsuki	Nov-24 19:00:56	44m 0s	1.211M	1.042k	1.97THs	2.098k	577.04	1	0.00680	19.77%
5m25w zekken	Nov-24 18:16:56	43m 59s	1.314M	1.472k	2.14THs	2.219k	592.21	1	0.00680	19.77%
5kzyr yuno	Nov-24 17:31:56	45m 1s	1.283M	0	2.04THs	2.213k	579.79	1	0.00680	19.77%
5kztg xenovia	Nov-24 16:50:26	41m 29s	1.140M	800	1.97THs	1.971k	578.47	1	0.00680	19.77%
5kzon winry	Nov-24 16:04:55	45m 31s	1.299M	1.042k	2.04THs	2.237k	580.53	1	0.00680	19.77%
5kzha valentina	Nov-24 15:25:26	39m 30s	1.128M	736	2.04THs	1.938k	581.81	1	0.00680	19.77%
5kzco ur	Nov-24 14:41:26	44m 0s	1.249M	672	2.03THs	2.148k	581.32	1	0.00680	19.77%
5kz7h tenshi	Nov-24 13:56:26	45m 0s	1.227M	1.042k	1.95THs	2.157k	568.78	1	0.00680	19.77%
5kz28 sena	Nov-24 13:08:31	47m 55s	1.403M	336	2.10THs	2.410k	582.34	1	0.00680	19.77%
5kyuo rika	Nov-24 12:23:54	44m 37s	1.245M	1.378k	2.00THs	2.174k	572.48	1	0.00680	19.77%
5kypd quinn	Nov-24 11:44:19	39m 35s	1.140M	1.778k	2.06THs	1.999k	570.39	1	0.00680	19.77%
5kyjt paru	Nov-24 11:00:54	43m 25s	1.150M	400	1.90THs	2.018k	569.71	1	0.00680	19.77%
5kydo origami	Nov-24 10:13:54	46m 59s	1.281M	2.420k	1.95THs	2.291k	559.02	1	0.00680	19.77%
5ky86 nodoka	Nov-24 09:28:24	45m 31s	1.106M	2.488k	1.74THs	1.812k	610.19	1	0.00680	19.77%
5ky2t mutsumi	Nov-24 08:47:27	40m 57s	1.159M	433	2.03THs	1.905k	608.52	1	0.00680	19.77%
5kxw3 lucy	Nov-24 08:10:53	36m 34s	984.519k	808	1.93THs	1.669k	589.89	1	0.00680	19.77%
5kxrq kosaki	Nov-24 07:26:54	43m 59s	1.207M	1.303k	1.96THs	2.031k	594.08	1	0.00680	19.77%
5kxmk juvia	Nov-24 06:45:23	41m 31s	1.226M	0	2.11THs	2.024k	605.69	1	0.00680	19.77%
5kxfq ichiko	Nov-24 05:57:53	47m 30s	1.343M	0	2.02THs	2.226k	603.37	1	0.00680	19.77%
5kxa6 hitagi	Nov-24 05:12:22	45m 30s	1.298M	433	2.04THs	2.143k	605.57	1	0.00680	19.77%
5kx4t gin	Nov-24 04:33:53	38m 30s	1.115M	404	2.07THs	1.842k	605.39	1	0.00680	19.77%
5kwyb felli	Nov-24 03:55:53	37m 59s	1.085M	404	2.05THs	1.787k	607.40	1	0.00680	19.77%
5kwtu elen	Nov-24 03:09:52	46m 1s	1.265M	0	1.97THs	2.107k	600.56	1	0.00680	19.77%
5kwog darkchii	Nov-24 02:26:56	42m 56s	1.255M	1.299k	2.09THs	2.073k	605.25	1	0.00680	19.77%
5kwhg charlotte	Nov-24 02:02:21	24m 35s	720.285k	0	2.10THs	1.201k	599.74	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kwek belldandy	Nov-24 01:16:52	45m 29s	1.237M	0	1.95THs	2.073k	596.68	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kw98 akatsuki	Nov-24 00:32:51	44m 1s	1.241M	404	2.02THs	2.055k	603.96	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kw43 zekken	Nov-23 23:49:51	43m 0s	1.172M	404	1.95THs	1.942k	603.59	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kvx2 yuno	Nov-23 23:08:50	41m 0s	1.186M	0	2.07THs	1.954k	606.88	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kvs8 xenovia	Nov-23 22:25:50	43m 1s	1.235M	0	2.06THs	2.016k	612.64	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kvn6 winry	Nov-23 21:44:49	41m 0s	1.169M	1.332k	2.04THs	1.962k	595.57	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kvgd valentina	Nov-23 21:01:50	43m 0s	1.201M	433	2.00THs	1.995k	601.83	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kvbb ur	Nov-23 20:23:13	38m 36s	1.083M	1.332k	2.01THs	1.800k	601.92	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kv6v tenshi	Nov-23 19:39:50	43m 24s	1.205M	404	1.99THs	2.036k	592.01	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kuzq sena	Nov-23 18:56:50	42m 59s	1.268M	404	2.11THs	2.118k	598.69	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kuup rika	Nov-23 18:09:49	47m 1s	1.294M	0	1.97THs	2.159k	599.33	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kup6 quinn	Nov-23 17:24:18	45m 31s	1.325M	837	2.08THs	2.217k	597.61	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kuhu paru	Nov-23 16:40:19	43m 59s	1.249M	837	2.03THs	2.073k	602.27	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kucp origami	Nov-23 15:55:48	44m 31s	1.257M	866	2.02THs	2.099k	598.88	1	0.00680	17.90%
5ku7g nodoka	Nov-23 15:17:49	37m 59s	1.080M	433	2.03THs	1.797k	600.72	1	0.00680	17.90%
5ku2z mutsumi	Nov-23 14:30:48	47m 1s	1.382M	899	2.10THs	2.269k	609.27	1	0.00680	17.90%
5ktvh lucy	Nov-23 13:49:05	41m 43s	1.173M	899	2.01THs	1.941k	604.32	1	0.00680	17.90%
5ktqp kosaki	Nov-23 13:07:18	41m 47s	1.116M	837	1.91THs	1.892k	589.77	1	0.00680	17.90%
5ktkq juvia	Nov-23 12:21:47	45m 31s	1.278M	0	2.01THs	2.146k	595.62	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kted ichiko	Nov-23 11:36:48	45m 0s	1.268M	0	2.02THs	2.106k	602.02	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kt95 hitagi	Nov-23 10:49:46	47m 1s	1.378M	0	2.10THs	2.283k	603.62	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kt3m gin	Nov-23 10:04:16	45m 30s	1.274M	433	2.00THs	2.129k	598.42	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kswa felli	Nov-23 09:24:46	39m 31s	1.160M	0	2.10THs	1.934k	599.99	1	0.00680	17.90%
5ksrn elen	Nov-23 08:40:16	44m 29s	1.253M	1.736k	2.02THs	2.084k	601.17	1	0.00680	17.90%
5ksmf darkchii	Nov-23 07:59:16	41m 0s	1.123M	899	1.96THs	1.864k	602.37	1	0.00680	17.90%
5ksfn charlotte	Nov-23 07:12:15	47m 1s	1.265M	433	1.93THs	2.115k	598.07	1	0.00680	17.90%
5ksa6 belldandy	Nov-23 06:31:16	40m 59s	1.148M	1.674k	2.01THs	1.919k	598.26	1	0.00680	17.90%
5ks5b akatsuki	Nov-23 05:49:16	42m 0s	1.185M	0	2.02THs	1.961k	604.05	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kryd zekken	Nov-23 05:12:16	37m 0s	1.061M	2.111k	2.05THs	1.782k	595.53	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kru3 yuno	Nov-23 04:28:14	44m 1s	1.274M	2.231k	2.07THs	2.113k	602.98	1	0.00680	17.90%
5krow xenovia	Nov-23 03:49:44	38m 31s	1.099M	404	2.04THs	1.834k	599.31	1	0.00680	17.90%
5krjd winry	Nov-23 03:09:15	40m 29s	1.154M	4.837k	2.04THs	1.922k	600.64	1	0.00680	17.90%
5krdn valentina	Nov-23 02:27:15	42m 0s	1.160M	0	1.98THs	1.939k	598.33	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kr8q ur	Nov-23 01:40:43	46m 31s	1.303M	0	2.01THs	2.190k	595.13	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kr39 tenshi	Nov-23 00:59:13	41m 30s	1.107M	837	1.91THs	1.886k	587.11	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kqwe sena	Nov-23 00:21:13	38m 0s	1.078M	837	2.03THs	1.801k	598.60	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kqrx rika	Nov-22 23:37:38	43m 35s	1.245M	2.606k	2.05THs	2.060k	604.58	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kqmw quinn	Nov-22 22:54:43	42m 55s	1.218M	433	2.03THs	2.036k	598.23	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kqft paru	Nov-22 22:11:52	42m 50s	1.223M	0	2.04THs	2.030k	602.62	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kqau origami	Nov-22 21:28:43	43m 10s	1.235M	837	2.05THs	2.040k	605.46	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kq5q nodoka	Nov-22 20:46:42	42m 1s	1.162M	0	1.98THs	1.946k	597.11	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kpyt mutsumi	Nov-22 20:07:06	39m 36s	1.121M	0	2.03THs	1.875k	597.85	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kpu7 lucy	Nov-22 19:22:10	44m 56s	1.316M	433	2.10THs	2.182k	603.31	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kpoy kosaki	Nov-22 18:38:11	43m 59s	1.207M	0	1.96THs	2.019k	597.72	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kphr juvia	Nov-22 17:56:42	41m 29s	1.162M	0	2.00THs	1.934k	600.71	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kpcv ichiko	Nov-22 17:14:12	42m 30s	1.226M	0	2.06THs	2.032k	603.13	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kp7w hitagi	Nov-22 16:33:11	41m 1s	1.206M	1.332k	2.10THs	2.016k	598.26	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kp34 gin	Nov-22 15:52:41	40m 30s	1.139M	2.635k	2.01THs	1.900k	599.48	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kowc felli	Nov-22 15:08:41	44m 0s	1.241M	0	2.02THs	2.098k	591.42	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kor7 elen	Nov-22 14:24:40	44m 0s	1.201M	808	1.95THs	2.007k	598.27	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kom2 darkchii	Nov-22 13:43:40	41m 1s	1.143M	0	2.00THs	1.923k	594.34	1	0.00680	17.90%
5kof8 charlotte	Nov-22 13:01:57	41m 43s	1.192M	0	2.05THs	1.987k	600.10	1	0.00680	17.90%
5koad belldandy 	Nov-22 12:57:09	4m 48s	96.911k	0	1.45THs	180	538.39	2	0.01435	37.79%
5ko9s akatsuki	Nov-22 12:11:40	45m 30s	1.262M	899	1.99THs	2.139k	590.04	2	0.01435	37.79%
5ko4f zekken	Nov-22 11:28:44	42m 56s	1.273M	0	2.12THs	2.106k	604.48	2	0.01435	37.79%
5knxg yuno	Nov-22 10:48:39	40m 5s	1.122M	433	2.00THs	1.875k	598.30	2	0.01435	37.79%
5knsq xenovia	Nov-22 10:10:13	38m 26s	1.116M	1.736k	2.08THs	1.822k	612.70	2	0.01435	37.79%
5knoa winry	Nov-22 09:25:08	45m 5s	1.258M	1.332k	2.00THs	2.106k	597.36	2	0.01435	37.79%
5kngx valentina	Nov-22 08:48:38	36m 30s	1.025M	404	2.01THs	1.741k	588.82	2	0.01435	37.79%
5knco ur	Nov-22 08:09:08	39m 30s	1.078M	1.736k	1.95THs	1.816k	593.89	2	0.01435	37.79%
5kn82 tenshi	Nov-22 07:24:38	44m 30s	1.222M	1.707k	1.97THs	2.048k	596.87	2	0.01435	37.79%
5kn2t sena	Nov-22 06:39:08	45m 31s	1.316M	808	2.07THs	2.179k	604.11	2	0.01435	37.79%
5kmvg rika	Nov-22 05:52:07	47m 0s	1.360M	0	2.07THs	2.266k	600.01	2	0.01435	37.79%
5kmpy quinn	Nov-22 05:08:07	44m 1s	1.256M	0	2.04THs	2.086k	601.98	2	0.01435	37.79%
5kmjt paru	Nov-22 04:24:37	43m 30s	1.280M	0	2.11THs	2.127k	601.98	2	0.01435	37.79%
5kmdq origami	Nov-22 03:44:07	40m 30s	1.078M	866	1.91THs	1.817k	593.35	2	0.01435	37.79%
5km8y nodoka	Nov-22 03:04:07	40m 1s	1.154M	899	2.07THs	1.936k	596.25	2	0.01435	37.79%
5km4a mutsumi	Nov-22 02:26:01	38m 5s	1.119M	1.270k	2.10THs	1.854k	603.57	2	0.01435	37.79%
5kkxv lucy	Nov-22 01:43:57	42m 4s	1.215M	2.169k	2.07THs	2.050k	592.77	2	0.01435	37.79%
5kksw kosaki 	Nov-22 01:25:06	18m 51s	528.963k	1.303k	2.01THs	890	594.34	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kkqp juvia	Nov-22 00:46:14	38m 52s	1.127M	1.299k	2.08THs	1.873k	601.76	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kkm7 ichiko	Nov-22 00:04:35	41m 39s	1.228M	1.736k	2.11THs	2.044k	600.57	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kkf9 hitagi	Nov-21 23:21:06	43m 29s	1.241M	1.332k	2.04THs	2.057k	603.44	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kka6 gin	Nov-21 22:35:35	45m 31s	1.285M	404	2.02THs	2.143k	599.76	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kk4t felli	Nov-21 21:59:05	36m 30s	1.037M	1.736k	2.03THs	1.744k	594.83	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kjyj elen	Nov-21 21:15:04	44m 0s	1.249M	2.231k	2.03THs	2.077k	601.30	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kjtd darkchii	Nov-21 20:31:05	44m 0s	1.269M	0	2.06THs	2.123k	597.80	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kjo8 charlotte	Nov-21 19:50:04	41m 1s	1.200M	1.707k	2.09THs	1.980k	605.95	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kjhe belldandy	Nov-21 19:10:35	39m 29s	1.083M	433	1.96THs	1.794k	603.85	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kjcs akatsuki	Nov-21 18:23:35	47m 0s	1.321M	899	2.01THs	2.189k	603.40	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kj7a zekken	Nov-21 17:47:33	36m 2s	1.009M	433	2.00THs	1.692k	596.10	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kj33 yuno	Nov-21 17:06:34	40m 59s	1.157M	899	2.02THs	1.939k	596.45	3	0.02189	57.67%
5khw9 xenovia	Nov-21 16:24:34	42m 0s	1.179M	837	2.01THs	1.986k	593.86	3	0.02189	57.67%
5khrc winry	Nov-21 15:43:50	40m 44s	1.116M	433	1.96THs	1.889k	590.71	3	0.02189	57.67%
5khmm valentina	Nov-21 15:08:04	35m 47s	1.005M	1.798k	2.01THs	1.674k	600.52	3	0.02189	57.67%
5khgd ur	Nov-21 14:24:02	44m 1s	1.196M	404	1.94THs	2.001k	597.53	3	0.02189	57.67%
5khb8 tenshi	Nov-21 13:43:03	40m 59s	1.187M	404	2.07THs	1.988k	596.94	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kh6e sena	Nov-21 12:57:03	46m 0s	1.299M	0	2.02THs	2.172k	598.22	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kgz2 rika	Nov-21 12:12:33	44m 30s	1.279M	433	2.06THs	2.125k	602.09	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kgtt quinn	Nov-21 11:25:32	47m 1s	1.336M	0	2.03THs	2.213k	603.54	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kgoa paru	Nov-21 10:41:33	43m 59s	1.257M	899	2.05THs	2.106k	596.80	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kgh5 origami	Nov-21 09:57:32	44m 1s	1.265M	404	2.06THs	2.118k	597.32	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kgby nodoka	Nov-21 09:16:32	41m 0s	1.139M	1.303k	1.99THs	1.900k	599.39	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kg77 mutsumi	Nov-21 08:34:41	41m 51s	1.137M	1.303k	1.94THs	1.887k	602.31	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kg2c lucy	Nov-21 07:54:30	40m 11s	1.147M	808	2.04THs	1.912k	599.95	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kfvk kosaki	Nov-21 07:13:01	41m 29s	1.206M	3.010k	2.08THs	1.991k	605.74	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kfqp juvia	Nov-21 06:27:30	45m 31s	1.317M	433	2.07THs	2.192k	600.64	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kfkd ichiko	Nov-21 05:44:31	43m 0s	1.234M	433	2.06THs	2.078k	593.96	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kfec hitagi	Nov-21 04:57:29	47m 2s	1.381M	837	2.10THs	2.279k	605.86	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kf8u gin	Nov-21 04:17:59	39m 30s	1.103M	1.270k	2.00THs	1.858k	593.48	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kf47 felli	Nov-21 03:43:29	34m 30s	953.724k	1.798k	1.98THs	1.596k	597.57	3	0.02189	57.67%
5key6 elen	Nov-21 03:03:09	40m 20s	1.184M	404	2.10THs	1.998k	592.79	3	0.02189	57.67%
5ketg darkchii	Nov-21 02:21:59	41m 11s	1.052M	0	1.83THs	1.782k	590.25	3	0.02189	57.67%
5keom charlotte	Nov-21 01:36:28	45m 30s	1.058M	4.467k	1.66THs	2.064k	512.74	3	0.02189	57.67%
5keh9 belldandy	Nov-21 00:52:28	44m 1s	1.245M	11.462k	2.03THs	1.974k	630.78	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kec4 akatsuki	Nov-21 00:13:28	39m 0s	1.135M	837	2.08THs	1.757k	646.25	3	0.02189	57.67%
5ke7j zekken	Nov-20 23:30:09	43m 19s	1.238M	433	2.05THs	1.944k	636.91	3	0.02189	57.67%
5ke2j yuno	Nov-20 22:48:27	41m 41s	1.158M	404	1.99THs	1.809k	640.23	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kdvk xenovia	Nov-20 22:04:57	43m 30s	1.219M	0	2.01THs	1.941k	628.22	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kdqg winry	Nov-20 21:24:27	40m 30s	1.089M	0	1.93THs	1.745k	624.28	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kdkq valentina	Nov-20 20:37:56	46m 30s	1.316M	0	2.03THs	2.050k	642.08	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kdea ur	Nov-20 19:56:57	40m 59s	1.155M	1.042k	2.02THs	1.833k	630.08	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kd9g tenshi	Nov-20 19:15:49	41m 8s	1.201M	1.475k	2.09THs	1.904k	630.76	3	0.02189	57.67%
5kd4o sena 	Nov-20 18:35:56	39m 53s	1.097M	1.645k	1.97THs	1.720k	637.55	4	0.02952	77.76%
5kcxy rika	Nov-20 17:51:26	44m 31s	1.236M	433	1.99THs	1.965k	629.00	4	0.02952	77.76%
5kcsr quinn	Nov-20 17:05:57	45m 29s	1.285M	0	2.02THs	2.018k	636.99	4	0.02952	77.76%
5kcnf paru	Nov-20 16:15:55	50m 2s	1.426M	0	2.04THs	2.222k	641.87	4	0.02952	77.76%
5kcfk origami	Nov-20 15:36:26	39m 29s	1.116M	404	2.02THs	1.787k	624.64	4	0.02952	77.76%
5kcax nodoka	Nov-20 14:55:26	41m 0s	1.215M	1.446k	2.12THs	1.931k	629.33	4	0.02952	77.76%
5kc65 mutsumi	Nov-20 14:15:33	39m 53s	1.118M	1.042k	2.01THs	1.786k	626.18	4	0.02952	77.76%
5kbzj lucy	Nov-20 13:32:44	42m 49s	1.236M	433	2.07THs	1.959k	630.85	4	0.02952	77.76%
5kbuh kosaki	Nov-20 12:50:55	41m 49s	1.116M	0	1.91THs	1.804k	618.56	4	0.02952	77.76%
5kbpk juvia	Nov-20 12:08:24	42m 31s	1.249M	0	2.10THs	1.995k	626.19	4	0.02952	77.76%
5kbjk ichiko	Nov-20 11:26:54	41m 30s	1.184M	1.475k	2.04THs	1.863k	635.61	4	0.02952	77.76%
5kbdp hitagi	Nov-20 10:45:36	41m 18s	1.196M	1.446k	2.07THs	1.883k	635.41	4	0.02952	77.76%
5kb8w gin	Nov-20 10:05:24	40m 12s	1.158M	0	2.06THs	1.816k	637.52	4	0.02952	77.76%
5kb46 felli	Nov-20 09:22:24	43m 0s	1.226M	433	2.04THs	1.909k	642.46	4	0.02952	77.76%
5kax5 elen	Nov-20 08:36:53	45m 31s	1.295M	1.042k	2.04THs	2.017k	641.82	4	0.02952	77.76%
5kars darkchii	Nov-20 07:57:52	39m 1s	1.073M	866	1.97THs	1.708k	628.43	4	0.02952	77.76%
5kan8 charlotte	Nov-20 07:13:52	44m 0s	1.233M	2.950k	2.01THs	1.951k	631.82	4	0.02952	77.76%
5kag3 belldandy	Nov-20 06:33:23	40m 29s	1.157M	1.879k	2.04THs	1.846k	626.61	4	0.02952	77.76%
5kabb akatsuki	Nov-20 05:49:05	44m 18s	1.260M	1.475k	2.04THs	2.014k	625.78	4	0.02952	77.76%
5ka66 zekken	Nov-20 05:02:22	46m 43s	1.300M	0	1.99THs	2.050k	634.22	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k9yn yuno	Nov-20 04:15:51	46m 31s	1.299M	0	2.00THs	2.043k	635.94	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k9t7 xenovia	Nov-20 03:35:21	40m 30s	1.138M	837	2.01THs	1.801k	631.91	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k9of winry	Nov-20 02:54:51	40m 30s	1.198M	1.042k	2.12THs	1.888k	634.60	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k9hp valentina	Nov-20 02:11:51	43m 0s	1.227M	808	2.04THs	1.938k	633.08	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k9co ur	Nov-20 01:31:21	40m 29s	1.158M	1.042k	2.05THs	1.848k	626.38	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k97w tenshi	Nov-20 00:47:20	44m 1s	1.293M	0	2.10THs	2.014k	641.76	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k92r sena	Nov-20 00:09:20	38m 0s	1.118M	2.024k	2.11THs	1.789k	624.68	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k8wb rika	Nov-19 23:29:49	39m 31s	1.127M	404	2.04THs	1.792k	629.17	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k8ro quinn	Nov-19 22:46:32	43m 17s	1.220M	0	2.02THs	1.921k	635.32	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k8mo paru	Nov-19 22:04:50	41m 42s	1.210M	1.042k	2.08THs	1.903k	635.79	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k8fq origami	Nov-19 21:16:19	48m 31s	1.331M	0	1.96THs	2.107k	631.76	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k8a2 nodoka	Nov-19 20:35:20	40m 59s	1.138M	808	1.99THs	1.792k	634.88	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k858 mutsumi	Nov-19 19:49:48	45m 32s	1.333M	1.850k	2.10THs	2.096k	635.96	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k7xv lucy	Nov-19 19:05:19	44m 29s	1.238M	1.850k	1.99THs	1.925k	642.91	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k7sp kosaki	Nov-19 18:19:18	46m 1s	1.303M	1.042k	2.03THs	2.112k	616.97	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k7na juvia	Nov-19 17:33:48	45m 30s	1.303M	404	2.05THs	2.047k	636.69	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k7fx ichiko	Nov-19 16:49:49	43m 59s	1.286M	1.446k	2.09THs	2.042k	629.99	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k7as hitagi	Nov-19 16:04:18	45m 31s	1.257M	1.879k	1.98THs	2.005k	626.97	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k75g gin	Nov-19 15:21:48	42m 30s	1.246M	866	2.10THs	1.980k	629.37	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k6yg felli	Nov-19 14:36:39	45m 9s	1.287M	0	2.04THs	2.024k	635.79	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k6t9 elen	Nov-19 13:50:48	45m 52s	1.238M	433	1.93THs	2.115k	585.21	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k6nt darkchii	Nov-19 13:08:12	42m 36s	1.230M	2.517k	2.07THs	2.101k	585.60	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k6gu charlotte	Nov-19 12:22:17	45m 55s	1.264M	736	1.97THs	2.237k	565.22	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k6bf belldandy	Nov-19 11:39:47	42m 30s	1.133M	2.084k	1.91THs	1.866k	606.98	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k66g akatsuki	Nov-19 10:54:17	45m 30s	1.095M	2.498k	1.72THs	1.854k	590.46	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k5z5 zekken	Nov-19 10:08:49	45m 28s	1.319M	0	2.08THs	2.208k	597.33	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k5tv yuno	Nov-19 09:24:46	44m 2s	1.243M	0	2.02THs	2.122k	585.60	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k5oo xenovia	Nov-19 08:37:46	47m 1s	1.344M	1.456k	2.05THs	2.246k	598.35	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k5h5 winry	Nov-19 07:53:45	44m 1s	1.256M	354	2.04THs	2.127k	590.31	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k5by valentina	Nov-19 07:14:14	39m 30s	1.110M	0	2.01THs	1.878k	591.13	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k57c ur	Nov-19 06:33:03	41m 11s	1.177M	828	2.05THs	1.991k	591.06	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k52j tenshi	Nov-19 05:50:45	42m 18s	1.169M	0	1.98THs	1.952k	599.06	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k4vk sena	Nov-19 05:05:14	45m 31s	1.281M	0	2.01THs	2.179k	588.08	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k4q8 rika	Nov-19 04:22:44	42m 29s	1.204M	1.396k	2.03THs	2.008k	599.63	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k4k9 quinn	Nov-19 03:40:13	42m 31s	1.208M	1.396k	2.03THs	2.013k	600.12	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k4e9 paru	Nov-19 02:55:43	44m 30s	1.199M	0	1.93THs	2.051k	584.67	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k493 origami	Nov-19 02:15:43	40m 0s	1.119M	0	2.00THs	1.897k	589.94	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k44d nodoka	Nov-19 01:34:06	41m 38s	1.214M	0	2.09THs	1.989k	610.22	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k3xj mutsumi	Nov-19 00:49:12	44m 53s	1.279M	0	2.04THs	2.144k	596.43	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k3sa lucy	Nov-19 00:03:26	45m 46s	1.325M	0	2.07THs	2.245k	590.22	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k3mw kosaki	Nov-18 23:16:43	46m 44s	1.304M	354	2.00THs	2.202k	592.05	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k3fd juvia	Nov-18 22:35:42	41m 1s	1.123M	0	1.96THs	1.872k	599.70	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k3ak ichiko	Nov-18 21:56:11	39m 31s	1.110M	0	2.01THs	1.853k	598.89	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k35x hitagi	Nov-18 21:16:06	40m 6s	1.152M	0	2.06THs	1.913k	602.05	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k2zb gin	Nov-18 20:32:42	43m 24s	1.205M	1.810k	1.99THs	1.999k	602.68	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k2u6 felli	Nov-18 19:48:12	44m 30s	1.287M	2.084k	2.07THs	2.157k	596.88	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k2ox elen	Nov-18 19:04:11	44m 1s	1.249M	354	2.03THs	2.065k	604.93	4	0.02952	77.76%
5k2hs darkchii 	Nov-18 19:02:49	1m 22s	42.452k	0	2.22THs	66	643.21	5	0.03706	97.60%
5k2hp charlotte	Nov-18 18:18:41	44m 8s	1.236M	768	2.00THs	2.097k	589.20	5	0.03706	97.60%
5k2cg belldandy	Nov-18 17:36:11	42m 30s	1.214M	414	2.04THs	2.046k	593.12	5	0.03706	97.60%
5k27g akatsuki	Nov-18 16:55:11	41m 0s	1.153M	0	2.01THs	1.936k	595.69	5	0.03706	97.60%
5k22p zekken	Nov-18 16:10:40	44m 31s	1.225M	354	1.97THs	2.108k	581.28	5	0.03706	97.60%
5jzvg yuno	Nov-18 15:28:46	41m 54s	1.194M	414	2.04THs	1.987k	601.16	5	0.03706	97.60%
5jzqm xenovia	Nov-18 14:48:39	40m 7s	1.151M	414	2.05THs	1.924k	598.01	5	0.03706	97.60%
5jzku winry	Nov-18 14:08:10	40m 29s	1.179M	0	2.09THs	1.941k	607.60	5	0.03706	97.60%
5jzf6 valentina	Nov-18 13:24:39	43m 31s	1.216M	1.042k	2.00THs	2.057k	591.01	5	0.03706	97.60%
5jz9z ur	Nov-18 12:40:39	44m 1s	1.242M	0	2.02THs	2.071k	599.94	5	0.03706	97.60%
5jz4u tenshi	Nov-18 11:56:39	44m 0s	1.277M	0	2.08THs	2.126k	600.45	5	0.03706	97.60%
5jyxp sena	Nov-18 11:15:08	41m 31s	1.126M	1.042k	1.94THs	1.908k	590.05	5	0.03706	97.60%
5jyst rika	Nov-18 10:36:08	39m 0s	1.093M	768	2.01THs	1.845k	592.18	5	0.03706	97.60%
5jyo9 quinn	Nov-18 09:51:39	44m 29s	1.290M	414	2.08THs	2.153k	599.06	5	0.03706	97.60%
5jyh2 paru	Nov-18 09:06:09	45m 30s	1.298M	0	2.04THs	2.185k	594.06	5	0.03706	97.60%
5jybq origami	Nov-18 08:23:37	42m 32s	1.220M	1.042k	2.05THs	1.998k	610.54	5	0.03706	97.60%
5jy6r nodoka	Nov-18 07:41:07	42m 30s	1.203M	354	2.03THs	2.015k	596.85	5	0.03706	97.60%
5jxzr mutsumi	Nov-18 06:58:07	43m 0s	1.227M	414	2.04THs	2.077k	590.95	5	0.03706	97.60%
5jxuq lucy	Nov-18 06:12:36	45m 31s	1.292M	1.042k	2.03THs	2.165k	596.70	5	0.03706	97.60%
5jxpd kosaki	Nov-18 05:26:37	46m 0s	1.322M	0	2.06THs	2.193k	602.78	5	0.03706	97.60%
5jxhy juvia	Nov-18 04:44:47	41m 50s	1.164M	0	1.99THs	1.938k	600.43	5	0.03706	97.60%
5jxd5 ichiko	Nov-18 03:58:37	46m 10s	1.314M	354	2.04THs	2.208k	595.22	5	0.03706	97.60%
5jx7o hitagi	Nov-18 03:17:37	41m 0s	1.125M	0	1.96THs	1.897k	593.25	5	0.03706	97.60%
5jx2v gin	Nov-18 02:32:06	45m 30s	1.295M	414	2.04THs	2.155k	601.08	5	0.03706	97.60%
5jwvj felli	Nov-18 01:45:36	46m 30s	1.342M	0	2.06THs	2.224k	603.24	5	0.03706	97.60%

im at 97.60% not too bad.. and definitely NOT a loss.

oh and just a day before the 5N i was at 119.56% for the LAST 5N..

Code:

5jwq4 elen 	Nov-18 01:40:35	5m 0s	154.464k	0	2.21THs	264	585.09	5	0.03783	99.64%
5jwph darkchii	Nov-18 00:58:06	42m 30s	1.154M	768	1.94THs	1.926k	599.13	5	0.03783	99.64%
5jwjh charlotte	Nov-18 00:12:20	45m 45s	1.310M	0	2.05THs	2.191k	597.88	5	0.03783	99.64%
5jwd8 belldandy	Nov-17 23:30:46	41m 34s	1.140M	2.084k	1.96THs	1.943k	586.97	5	0.03783	99.64%
5jw8b akatsuki 	Nov-17 23:01:35	29m 11s	805.728k	0	1.98THs	1.364k	590.71	6	0.04539	119.56%
5jw4v zekken	Nov-17 22:14:35	47m 0s	1.322M	0	2.01THs	2.257k	585.62	6	0.04539	119.56%
5jvxc yuno	Nov-17 21:27:04	47m 31s	1.353M	0	2.04THs	2.314k	584.86	6	0.04539	119.56%
5jvrs xenovia	Nov-17 20:43:04	44m 0s	1.209M	414	1.97THs	2.067k	584.95	6	0.04539	119.56%
5jvmn winry	Nov-17 19:56:04	47m 0s	1.437M	0	2.19THs	2.341k	613.66	6	0.04539	119.56%
5jvf5 valentina	Nov-17 19:09:04	47m 0s	1.257M	0	1.91THs	2.134k	588.89	6	0.04539	119.56%
5jv9n ur	Nov-17 18:24:18	44m 46s	1.200M	0	1.92THs	2.052k	584.86	6	0.04539	119.56%
5jv4f tenshi	Nov-17 17:41:03	43m 15s	1.165M	2.104k	1.93THs	2.007k	580.71	6	0.04539	119.56%
5juxb sena	Nov-17 16:56:33	44m 30s	1.295M	0	2.08THs	2.173k	595.78	6	0.04539	119.56%
5jus4 rika	Nov-17 16:14:02	42m 31s	1.239M	414	2.09THs	2.083k	594.91	6	0.04539	119.56%
5jun4 quinn	Nov-17 15:31:02	43m 0s	1.244M	1.042k	2.07THs	2.027k	613.73	6	0.04539	119.56%
5jug3 paru	Nov-17 14:47:31	43m 31s	1.187M	1.042k	1.95THs	1.997k	594.50	6	0.04539	119.56%
5juay origami	Nov-17 14:03:32	44m 0s	1.243M	0	2.02THs	2.063k	602.33	6	0.04539	119.56%
5ju5t nodoka	Nov-17 13:20:55	42m 37s	1.205M	1.042k	2.02THs	2.046k	589.03	6	0.04539	119.56%
5jtyt mutsumi	Nov-17 12:38:18	42m 37s	1.130M	0	1.90THs	2.007k	563.01	6	0.04539	119.56%

i am fairly certain this is one the highest paying pools you can mine at.. if people get to understand how the 5N works they would understand and mine here.

aarons6

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Quote from: aarons6 on November 28, 2015, 08:50:15 PM

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just to let you now CapnBdL will never get paid what is due to him. he found block #384498 and because of the 5N range the poor guy lost money!!!!!!

Kano if you had 10 to 20PHS than you could do 5 times solve shares, you are taking advantage of smaller miners.

how so??
with the 5N it means you have 5x MORE time to get paid for your shares.. meaning if you strike a lucky streak and get 5 blocks in 5 days each share will be paid 5 TIMES.. its happened..

also with the 5N it means if you get disconnected for a few hours, it doesnt really hurt your avg a whole lot.. this is nice.. very nice..

also with the 5N it means if you dont get a block for 5 days, you can still get paid for ALL your shares.. this is also nice..

Do the math .... He lost a lot of BTC. Most pools are at 2.5 average N range. I guess the only thing that matters is ....if your happy with your payouts and CapnBdL is happy with the loss of BTC than just add more mining power.

DON'T DRINK THE KOOL-AID

he didnt lose any btc.. you do the math.. Roll Eyes

bctmke

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Quote from: kano on November 28, 2015, 05:07:15 PM

Quote from: not.you on November 28, 2015, 11:16:06 AM

Hey Kano, any chance we can get the idle timeout on the webpage extended? I like to check back every so often throughout the day but it seems like if I go more than an hour or two I get logged out. I would love to see something more like 24 hours before it logs you out.

I simply use the system wide php setting to time web connections out.
To extend it beyond (my setting) would mean I'd have to actually timeout early everyone and have the web server keep the sessions long for everyone up to the higher limit.
Thus it works the same shorter time for everyone.

If you use FireFox or Chrome there's an add-on/extension for both
FireFox: ReloadEvery
Chrome: Auto Refresh
that will refresh say every 5 or 15 minutes (whatever you set)

I seem to find new useful items out on the web just about every day. Here are a few more

Thanks kano

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