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sr. member
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I like big BITS and I cannot lie.
I just got a call from our natural gas supplier wanting to do a "safety check" on our gas meter. I am guessing they are wondering why I am using so much less natural gas this season. Hopefully they will understand I am currently heating with HASHPOWER. LOL.

AHHAAHHA  THEY CANNOT actually by law do that.  They are disguising it as a safety check, but in reality it is to check for a grow op.  I would tell them to  -------->  O  I know you are doing nothing wrong, but then they know what value is in there, I just say, nope, the gas pipes are fine, no leaks, I am safe.


Just say you have a bunch of servers that create heat, that's why the gas usage went down.  I am sure the laws are the same or similar.   Here if a public utility person sees a grow op, they have to report it, on the flip side they are not allowed to enter a property to look for that, OR to mislead a person to let them into a property to look for something, like safety issue, and then find a grow op.  So the question arises -  HOW and WHY now did the safety check issue ever come up, since there was never one before.  If they had a history of doing real safety checks every 2 - 5 years, then maybe, but in this case I would give them the run around just because of my privacy.


The super-sick-sneak-move is a btc mining operation as a front for your grow-op.
member
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4 s9's 2 821's


Howdy neighbor.  Also a Portlander, although my miners are hosted in Hillsboro. 

We have some pretty amazing power rates, that's for sure. What is the Hillsboro site look like? Large operation?


Infomart.com   Linkedin's west coast operations are there.  It's a server farm but every time I've gone in there (haven't been in since beginning of November), I see a few more people bringing in miners to have them host and get out of the house.   They have a TON of room to expand both server-wise as well as miner-wise.

jr. member
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I too am switching from stratum.kano.is to nya.kano.is   12-15 ms faster ping times. on NYA.
Might get a block because of this!

Where are the two physically located? Just wondering why its so much faster.

Stratum is West coast US, NYA is NewYork (East US) - the nya name is the sound a cat makes in Japanese vs meow Smiley
I did a tracert and found that it seems to be California.  I am actually closer to that than new York. I am in Southern Alberta.  Guess the fiber is faster to the east.

Seattle and Vancouver servers ( Other voip servers) i get 30 ms ping times.  Not sure why from there to California its that much slower.  Could be a data center specific issue.

  7    31 ms    31 ms    32 ms  be4476.ccr21.sea02.atlas.cogentco.com [38.88.252.161]
  8    38 ms    33 ms    32 ms  be2083.ccr21.sea01.atlas.cogentco.com [154.54.0.249]
  9    51 ms    52 ms    59 ms  be2075.ccr21.sfo01.atlas.cogentco.com [154.54.0.233]
 10    51 ms    50 ms    52 ms  be3178.ccr21.sjc01.atlas.cogentco.com [154.54.43.70]
 11    57 ms    53 ms    51 ms  be2063.rcr21.b001848-1.sjc01.atlas.cogentco.com [154.54.1.162]

Yup after seattle its slow, 30ms then to 52 to San francisco and San jose.

Glad I fixed it.

Well I do have a node in Seattle that no one mines to ...
I guess I could whitelist you if you have a single static IP you mine from ... hmm seems you do Smiley

I could use that one kano-san, I'm just a few hours south of Seattle.  I have a single static (and will up that to another one here in a few months)...the S7 that transfers from place to place can stick with stratum.  Smiley

Tell me more about this Seattle node.....I'm a couple hours away in Portland. Would this benefit me? Currently running one S7 until our wiring is complete, then it will be 6x s7's and 10 Avalon A6's for roughly 63.38 TH/s

Howdy neighbor.  Also a Portlander, although my miners are hosted in Hillsboro. 

We have some pretty amazing power rates, that's for sure. What is the Hillsboro site look like? Large operation?
jr. member
Activity: 196
Merit: 4
I just got a call from our natural gas supplier wanting to do a "safety check" on our gas meter. I am guessing they are wondering why I am using so much less natural gas this season. Hopefully they will understand I am currently heating with HASHPOWER. LOL.

AHHAAHHA  THEY CANNOT actually by law do that.  They are disguising it as a safety check, but in reality it is to check for a grow op.  I would tell them to  -------->  O  I know you are doing nothing wrong, but then they know what value is in there, I just say, nope, the gas pipes are fine, no leaks, I am safe.


Just say you have a bunch of servers that create heat, that's why the gas usage went down.  I am sure the laws are the same or similar.   Here if a public utility person sees a grow op, they have to report it, on the flip side they are not allowed to enter a property to look for that, OR to mislead a person to let them into a property to look for something, like safety issue, and then find a grow op.  So the question arises -  HOW and WHY now did the safety check issue ever come up, since there was never one before.  If they had a history of doing real safety checks every 2 - 5 years, then maybe, but in this case I would give them the run around just because of my privacy.
member
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I just got a call from our natural gas supplier wanting to do a "safety check" on our gas meter. I am guessing they are wondering why I am using so much less natural gas this season. Hopefully they will understand I am currently heating with HASHPOWER. LOL.
jr. member
Activity: 196
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Funny, I think there is more interest in Seattle server than ever!

Hey Kano,

I do currently use a single IP, however it is dynamic.  It vary rarely changes, like every two years.  I can either set up the new server as pool 0, and NYA as pool 1 as the backup incase my ip changes on me.  The other option I have is to make a VLAN for the miners and route the traffic out my static IP. ( this is different than the IP my miners are connecting from now)

Up to you, I know milliseconds matter, but as to how much for the bitcoin network, I have no knowledge how much it affects it.

I could ping it and see the differences, maybe PM me the IP address or host name if you want me to test it?

Thanks

member
Activity: 658
Merit: 21
4 s9's 2 821's
I too am switching from stratum.kano.is to nya.kano.is   12-15 ms faster ping times. on NYA.
Might get a block because of this!

Where are the two physically located? Just wondering why its so much faster.

Stratum is West coast US, NYA is NewYork (East US) - the nya name is the sound a cat makes in Japanese vs meow Smiley
I did a tracert and found that it seems to be California.  I am actually closer to that than new York. I am in Southern Alberta.  Guess the fiber is faster to the east.

Seattle and Vancouver servers ( Other voip servers) i get 30 ms ping times.  Not sure why from there to California its that much slower.  Could be a data center specific issue.

  7    31 ms    31 ms    32 ms  be4476.ccr21.sea02.atlas.cogentco.com [38.88.252.161]
  8    38 ms    33 ms    32 ms  be2083.ccr21.sea01.atlas.cogentco.com [154.54.0.249]
  9    51 ms    52 ms    59 ms  be2075.ccr21.sfo01.atlas.cogentco.com [154.54.0.233]
 10    51 ms    50 ms    52 ms  be3178.ccr21.sjc01.atlas.cogentco.com [154.54.43.70]
 11    57 ms    53 ms    51 ms  be2063.rcr21.b001848-1.sjc01.atlas.cogentco.com [154.54.1.162]

Yup after seattle its slow, 30ms then to 52 to San francisco and San jose.

Glad I fixed it.

Well I do have a node in Seattle that no one mines to ...
I guess I could whitelist you if you have a single static IP you mine from ... hmm seems you do Smiley

I could use that one kano-san, I'm just a few hours south of Seattle.  I have a single static (and will up that to another one here in a few months)...the S7 that transfers from place to place can stick with stratum.  Smiley

Tell me more about this Seattle node.....I'm a couple hours away in Portland. Would this benefit me? Currently running one S7 until our wiring is complete, then it will be 6x s7's and 10 Avalon A6's for roughly 63.38 TH/s

Howdy neighbor.  Also a Portlander, although my miners are hosted in Hillsboro. 
jr. member
Activity: 168
Merit: 2
I too am switching from stratum.kano.is to nya.kano.is   12-15 ms faster ping times. on NYA.
Might get a block because of this!

Where are the two physically located? Just wondering why its so much faster.

Stratum is West coast US, NYA is NewYork (East US) - the nya name is the sound a cat makes in Japanese vs meow Smiley
I did a tracert and found that it seems to be California.  I am actually closer to that than new York. I am in Southern Alberta.  Guess the fiber is faster to the east.

Seattle and Vancouver servers ( Other voip servers) i get 30 ms ping times.  Not sure why from there to California its that much slower.  Could be a data center specific issue.

  7    31 ms    31 ms    32 ms  be4476.ccr21.sea02.atlas.cogentco.com [38.88.252.161]
  8    38 ms    33 ms    32 ms  be2083.ccr21.sea01.atlas.cogentco.com [154.54.0.249]
  9    51 ms    52 ms    59 ms  be2075.ccr21.sfo01.atlas.cogentco.com [154.54.0.233]
 10    51 ms    50 ms    52 ms  be3178.ccr21.sjc01.atlas.cogentco.com [154.54.43.70]
 11    57 ms    53 ms    51 ms  be2063.rcr21.b001848-1.sjc01.atlas.cogentco.com [154.54.1.162]

Yup after seattle its slow, 30ms then to 52 to San francisco and San jose.

Glad I fixed it.

Well I do have a node in Seattle that no one mines to ...
I guess I could whitelist you if you have a single static IP you mine from ... hmm seems you do Smiley

I could use that one kano-san, I'm just a few hours south of Seattle.  I have a single static (and will up that to another one here in a few months)...the S7 that transfers from place to place can stick with stratum.  Smiley

Tell me more about this Seattle node.....I'm a couple hours away in Portland. Would this benefit me? Currently running one S7 until our wiring is complete, then it will be 6x s7's and 10 Avalon A6's for roughly 63.38 TH/s
full member
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My best share is still sitting at 18 billion on one of my S9s. I let it know that won't cut it, and it better submit some higher shares!
sr. member
Activity: 308
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I like big BITS and I cannot lie.
legendary
Activity: 1540
Merit: 1001
Let's get a block before New Years...solve solve solve solve solve

Two, please!

M
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Let's get a block before New Years...solve solve solve solve solve
My squirrels are running as fast as they can Boss.
member
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4 s9's 2 821's
Let's get a block before New Years...solve solve solve solve solve
sr. member
Activity: 308
Merit: 251
I like big BITS and I cannot lie.
I too am switching from stratum.kano.is to nya.kano.is   12-15 ms faster ping times. on NYA.
Might get a block because of this!

Where are the two physically located? Just wondering why its so much faster.

Stratum is West coast US, NYA is NewYork (East US) - the nya name is the sound a cat makes in Japanese vs meow Smiley
I did a tracert and found that it seems to be California.  I am actually closer to that than new York. I am in Southern Alberta.  Guess the fiber is faster to the east.

Seattle and Vancouver servers ( Other voip servers) i get 30 ms ping times.  Not sure why from there to California its that much slower.  Could be a data center specific issue.

  7    31 ms    31 ms    32 ms  be4476.ccr21.sea02.atlas.cogentco.com [38.88.252.161]
  8    38 ms    33 ms    32 ms  be2083.ccr21.sea01.atlas.cogentco.com [154.54.0.249]
  9    51 ms    52 ms    59 ms  be2075.ccr21.sfo01.atlas.cogentco.com [154.54.0.233]
 10    51 ms    50 ms    52 ms  be3178.ccr21.sjc01.atlas.cogentco.com [154.54.43.70]
 11    57 ms    53 ms    51 ms  be2063.rcr21.b001848-1.sjc01.atlas.cogentco.com [154.54.1.162]

Yup after seattle its slow, 30ms then to 52 to San francisco and San jose.

Glad I fixed it.

Well I do have a node in Seattle that no one mines to ...
I guess I could whitelist you if you have a single static IP you mine from ... hmm seems you do Smiley

I could use that one kano-san, I'm just a few hours south of Seattle.  I have a single static (and will up that to another one here in a few months)...the S7 that transfers from place to place can stick with stratum.  Smiley

I would like to use the Seattle node, if possible. I'm very close.
member
Activity: 658
Merit: 21
4 s9's 2 821's
I too am switching from stratum.kano.is to nya.kano.is   12-15 ms faster ping times. on NYA.
Might get a block because of this!

Where are the two physically located? Just wondering why its so much faster.

Stratum is West coast US, NYA is NewYork (East US) - the nya name is the sound a cat makes in Japanese vs meow Smiley
I did a tracert and found that it seems to be California.  I am actually closer to that than new York. I am in Southern Alberta.  Guess the fiber is faster to the east.

Seattle and Vancouver servers ( Other voip servers) i get 30 ms ping times.  Not sure why from there to California its that much slower.  Could be a data center specific issue.

  7    31 ms    31 ms    32 ms  be4476.ccr21.sea02.atlas.cogentco.com [38.88.252.161]
  8    38 ms    33 ms    32 ms  be2083.ccr21.sea01.atlas.cogentco.com [154.54.0.249]
  9    51 ms    52 ms    59 ms  be2075.ccr21.sfo01.atlas.cogentco.com [154.54.0.233]
 10    51 ms    50 ms    52 ms  be3178.ccr21.sjc01.atlas.cogentco.com [154.54.43.70]
 11    57 ms    53 ms    51 ms  be2063.rcr21.b001848-1.sjc01.atlas.cogentco.com [154.54.1.162]

Yup after seattle its slow, 30ms then to 52 to San francisco and San jose.

Glad I fixed it.

Well I do have a node in Seattle that no one mines to ...
I guess I could whitelist you if you have a single static IP you mine from ... hmm seems you do Smiley

I could use that one kano-san, I'm just a few hours south of Seattle.  I have a single static (and will up that to another one here in a few months)...the S7 that transfers from place to place can stick with stratum.  Smiley
legendary
Activity: 1540
Merit: 1001
Out of the 4 S9's I purchased, 3 were due end of January and 4th end of February. I already got the first 2 weeks ago, 2nd delivering today and just got an email that the 3rd is shipped. I'm excited to be getting them early but I'm also wondering if this is common or is something going on. Maybe to compete better? Maybe the next generation is close? Either way I'm not sure how wise it is to keep buying them when available since something bigger and better could be just around the corner. I am interested in the new canaan 821/841 if the price is right but it's just essentially a slightly slower version of the S9.

With 3 by the first week of January I'm going to have to get them into a data center. Question would be how much I would suffer having to shut them down for 2-4 hours? I know I'll start to ramp down and then back up again but how big of a blow do you think this will be?

Depends entirely on the 5N period.  Right now it's around 14 days?  If so, 2-4 hours is a drop in the bucket.

M
jr. member
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Out of the 4 S9's I purchased, 3 were due end of January and 4th end of February. I already got the first 2 weeks ago, 2nd delivering today and just got an email that the 3rd is shipped. I'm excited to be getting them early but I'm also wondering if this is common or is something going on. Maybe to compete better? Maybe the next generation is close? Either way I'm not sure how wise it is to keep buying them when available since something bigger and better could be just around the corner. I am interested in the new canaan 821/841 if the price is right but it's just essentially a slightly slower version of the S9.

With 3 by the first week of January I'm going to have to get them into a data center. Question would be how much I would suffer having to shut them down for 2-4 hours? I know I'll start to ramp down and then back up again but how big of a blow do you think this will be?
jr. member
Activity: 55
Merit: 1
Out of the 4 S9's I purchased, 3 were due end of January and 4th end of February. I already got the first 2 weeks ago, 2nd delivering today and just got an email that the 3rd is shipped. I'm excited to be getting them early but I'm also wondering if this is common or is something going on. Maybe to compete better? Maybe the next generation is close? Either way I'm not sure how wise it is to keep buying them when available since something bigger and better could be just around the corner. I am interested in the new canaan 821/841 if the price is right but it's just essentially a slightly slower version of the S9.
member
Activity: 210
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Are we down? I am receiving the following error: Too many failures, come back later.
My login credentials are saved on my laptop so I cannot see how this could be a login failure notice.
Nope, running like a champ!!
legendary
Activity: 1540
Merit: 1001
Are we down? I am receiving the following error: Too many failures, come back later.
My login credentials are saved on my laptop so I cannot see how this could be a login failure notice.

The website is hosted separately from the mining servers. 

All is well. Smiley

M
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