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Topic: KanoPool kano.is lowest 0.9% fee 🐈 since 2014 - Worldwide - 2432 blocks - page 2220. (Read 5352311 times)

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332679 payout sent and confirmed - slight delay coz I was out cold under a scalpel when it matured Smiley
Sent you a PM ref last payout.

Hope your all good after being under the knife.
legendary
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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
I've added another section in the opening post:

Transactions
The pool will mine any and all transactions that the standard bitcoind will accept.
The relevant setting I currently use in bitcoin.conf is:
 blockmaxsize=850000
I do not currently change the default on any other of the txn control options, I do not blacklist addresses, I do not prioritise transactions for any companies.
If this should ever change, I will post the full details when I do the change with the reasons why.

Kano, great pool.  Just curious but why only change blockmaxsize and why 850,000?  If it was larger wouldn't we collect more transaction fees?  Or perhaps it is not worth the increased performance needed to handle a larger block max size than that?  Also, what about decreasing mixtxfee or minrelaytxfee to process more transactions and increase transaction fees when a block is found?  Thanks. 
The default was 750000 so I put it up to 850000 - but that was also on the slower server I started the pool on.

main.h:static const unsigned int DEFAULT_BLOCK_MAX_SIZE = 750000;

I'll prolly put it up to 950000 some time - but of course will say here if/when I do.
legendary
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332679 payout sent and confirmed - slight delay coz I was out cold under a scalpel when it matured Smiley
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Decentralize your hashing - p2pool - Norgz Pool
Edit: never mind that's an old payment. Must be an old text notification or something....
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I've added another section in the opening post:

Transactions
The pool will mine any and all transactions that the standard bitcoind will accept.
The relevant setting I currently use in bitcoin.conf is:
 blockmaxsize=850000
I do not currently change the default on any other of the txn control options, I do not blacklist addresses, I do not prioritise transactions for any companies.
If this should ever change, I will post the full details when I do the change with the reasons why.

Kano, great pool.  Just curious but why only change blockmaxsize and why 850,000?  If it was larger wouldn't we collect more transaction fees?  Or perhaps it is not worth the increased performance needed to handle a larger block max size than that?  Also, what about decreasing mixtxfee or minrelaytxfee to process more transactions and increase transaction fees when a block is found?  Thanks. 
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I'm moving my miners over.. I'll be under volley Smiley  Want the hashrate to stay diversified.. Hopefully, I'll bring some good luck Smiley
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Not going to get in a pissing match, and I really do appreciate all the work pool operators, and CK have put into this eco-system.  If you go back and read all the thread, and cross ref the dates, you will see that even great programmers make mistakes, or evil people try to ruin your day.  Kano, and CK - again, thanks for all the hard work, and time it takes to run the pool.  I've done well here.
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Well said MrGreenHat.  I couldn't have put it as eloquently.
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I wouldn't say S0br is a dumb ass,
I would disagree with you on that point.
I think it is a valid question.  The last 2 very large blocks before this one, Kano mentioned them being flooded with bad packets that might have caused some of the issue.  It certainly is worth looking at, as when he fixed those, the blocks were found quickly.
You're wrong, its not a valid question. s0br came to this thread and made that post in an attempt to suggest that due to bad luck , that there must be something wrong with the pool software. Hours later, the pool solved a block. Do you understand how bitcoin mining works? Yes, it is unlikely to have a few long rounds, but that doesn't mean that it doesn't happen. Do you really think that s0br (or you, yourself) have a better idea of how mining/pool software works than ck and kano, the developers of cgminer? Seriously?
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I wouldn't say S0br is a dumb ass, I think it is a valid question.  The last 2 very large blocks before this one, Kano mentioned them being flooded with bad packets that might have caused some of the issue.  It certainly is worth looking at, as when he fixed those, the blocks were found quickly.
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Why does math make you so mad?

Because you're a dumbass.
legendary
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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
Grin Got one now Cool
Heh yeah - 525%
Though, still waiting on a confirm ... 36 minutes and counting
Confirmed
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arcs-chain.com
legendary
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From now - rather than yesterday - the actual block history is as the web site says: https://kano.is/index.php?k=pblocks
5 days - 0 blocks
6 days - 1 block
7 days - 2 blocks
13 days - 3 blocks
17 days - 5 blocks
lots and lots more blocks ...

Oh well, lets hope we get more much closer to the expected time soon.

With your current round, the probability of finding exactly 0 blocks in 7 days at 1.08PH is: 2.24%... based on Bitcoin's poisson distribution... it's not very probable to get the big swings your pool is having.. it's very unlikely... you sure you didn't screw anything up?
This pool has had SHIT LUCK for a week. It happens. Look at the AMAZING luck it had during its initial launch month. Do you know who you are talking to? Have some fucking respect, man.  I sure as hell hope you use BFGminer or some other mining software, assuming you actually own any hardware yourself instead of just renting it out, which I can guarantee you the majority of (the hash that you rent) is from rigs running some version of cgminer. Key word is PROBABLE. No, it's not probable, but probability is called probability for a fucking reason you moron.

Why does math make you so mad?
Prolly coz you've made such a ridiculous statement and I didn't delete it Tongue
Having 17 blocks in a row under 100% is indeed very unlikely.
However, it points out how silly your comment is - since ... it really isn't possible to fake getting blocks when I have the pool payment address and the pool name in them ...
Swinging the other way is not very likely, however it's only 3 out of 4 blocks ... with a good one between them ... so not that unlikely ...
However unlikely they are, they are not impossible ... as they have happened ... so your suggestion really does seem ludicrous since if screwing something up equates to getting 17 blocks in a row under 100% followed by 3 out of 4 slow blocks ... then "screwing up" suddenly takes on a whole new meaning ...
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From now - rather than yesterday - the actual block history is as the web site says: https://kano.is/index.php?k=pblocks
5 days - 0 blocks
6 days - 1 block
7 days - 2 blocks
13 days - 3 blocks
17 days - 5 blocks
lots and lots more blocks ...

Oh well, lets hope we get more much closer to the expected time soon.

With your current round, the probability of finding exactly 0 blocks in 7 days at 1.08PH is: 2.24%... based on Bitcoin's poisson distribution... it's not very probable to get the big swings your pool is having.. it's very unlikely... you sure you didn't screw anything up?
This pool has had SHIT LUCK for a week. It happens. Look at the AMAZING luck it had during its initial launch month. Do you know who you are talking to? Have some fucking respect, man.  I sure as hell hope you use BFGminer or some other mining software, assuming you actually own any hardware yourself instead of just renting it out, which I can guarantee you the majority of (the hash that you rent) is from rigs running some version of cgminer. Key word is PROBABLE. No, it's not probable, but probability is called probability for a fucking reason you moron.

Why does math make you so mad?
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arcs-chain.com
From now - rather than yesterday - the actual block history is as the web site says: https://kano.is/index.php?k=pblocks
5 days - 0 blocks
6 days - 1 block
7 days - 2 blocks
13 days - 3 blocks
17 days - 5 blocks
lots and lots more blocks ...

Oh well, lets hope we get more much closer to the expected time soon.

With your current round, the probability of finding exactly 0 blocks in 7 days at 1.08PH is: 2.24%... based on Bitcoin's poisson distribution... it's not very probable to get the big swings your pool is having.. it's very unlikely... you sure you didn't screw anything up?
This pool has had SHIT LUCK for a week. It happens. Look at the AMAZING luck it had during its initial launch month. Do you know who you are talking to? Have some fucking respect, man.  I sure as hell hope you use BFGminer or some other mining software, assuming you actually own any hardware yourself instead of just renting it out, which I can guarantee you the majority of (the hash that you rent) is from rigs running some version of cgminer. Key word is PROBABLE. No, it's not probable, but probability is called probability for a fucking reason you moron.
   
Theres 13 hours round going on at ghash, with 50x hash power, 558266855266 shares so far - it can and will take some time sometimes.
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From now - rather than yesterday - the actual block history is as the web site says: https://kano.is/index.php?k=pblocks
5 days - 0 blocks
6 days - 1 block
7 days - 2 blocks
13 days - 3 blocks
17 days - 5 blocks
lots and lots more blocks ...

Oh well, lets hope we get more much closer to the expected time soon.

With your current round, the probability of finding exactly 0 blocks in 7 days at 1.08PH is: 2.24%... based on Bitcoin's poisson distribution... it's not very probable to get the big swings your pool is having.. it's very unlikely... you sure you didn't screw anything up?
This pool has had SHIT LUCK for a week. It happens. Look at the AMAZING luck it had during its initial launch month. Do you know who you are talking to? Have some fucking respect, man.  I sure as hell hope you use BFGminer or some other mining software, assuming you actually own any hardware yourself instead of just renting it out, which I can guarantee you the majority of (the hash that you rent) is from rigs running some version of cgminer. Key word is PROBABLE. No, it's not probable, but probability is called probability for a fucking reason you moron.
member
Activity: 87
Merit: 10
From now - rather than yesterday - the actual block history is as the web site says: https://kano.is/index.php?k=pblocks
5 days - 0 blocks
6 days - 1 block
7 days - 2 blocks
13 days - 3 blocks
17 days - 5 blocks
lots and lots more blocks ...

Oh well, lets hope we get more much closer to the expected time soon.

With your current round, the probability of finding exactly 0 blocks in 7 days at 1.08PH is: 2.24%... based on Bitcoin's poisson distribution... it's not very probable to get the big swings your pool is having.. it's very unlikely... you sure you didn't screw anything up?
legendary
Activity: 4634
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
From now - rather than yesterday - the actual block history is as the web site says: https://kano.is/index.php?k=pblocks
5 days - 0 blocks
6 days - 1 block
7 days - 2 blocks
13 days - 3 blocks
17 days - 5 blocks
lots and lots more blocks ...

Oh well, lets hope we get more much closer to the expected time soon.
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