Topic: KanoPool kano.is lowest 0.9% fee 🐈 since 2014 - Worldwide - 2432 blocks - page 665. (Read 5352367 times)

Nope, unless your machine is doing some kind of internal ramp up or down trying to find the best Freq, it shouldn't be doing that though.

Kano disabled them earlier today due to someone sending a bunch of fake logins

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.26431257

Kano.is states that logins are currently disabled. Anyone know why?

I was checking on my miners earlier and notcied the s9 i have pointed here that every  minute or so its ramping up and down on the fans. The other miners pointed at different pools arnt doung this.
The temps were 71 69 and 69.

Any reason why?

Issue solved, my son built me a arduino based modulator/controller that spoofs the fan speed to the miner at 90% and I can enter any fan speed I want. For me 45% is perfect, quiet and temps between 70-75. Actual RPM now is about 3600 and miner thinks its 90%. What a difference in noise. If anyone wants one of these fan speed modulators, please PM me. It spoofs the speed to the miner so it keeps hashing and allows you to enter any percentage you want to run, realtime edits. Watch your temps and keep dialing down the fan speed till you get he sound and temp to where you want them.

Haha!  That would be Cryptoboreas in Labrador I presume (a data center in Canada).

They have over 100 customers on their waiting list to get in from what I hear.

I have heard of this Hoth Ice Planet a few times but when I search for it, I cannot find a physical mining farm - just Star Wars and StartGate...  I am assuming that you do not really have miners beyond earth's atmosphere, right?  Of course cooling it would be a piece of cake!  I suspect this is just a newbie not getting a time honored bitcoin reference...  If you have a definition (or the web site if it really is a physical location), I would love to be enlightened!  Thanks much and mine on!

Ditto.  

EDIT: One block reward (for me) at today's spot will pay my hosting bill for six weeks at the Hoth Ice Planet. I'm not worried.

Thank you Herb!

stop looking at the time it takes ... we are just @ 231% ... this is just NORMAL.

Agreed.  I do think that many miners place too much importance on 'daily earnings' though.

I'm salivating for our next block!  Let's crack it!

Lol. I said that the 2 blocks ago and not only did we solve that block but hours later we cracked another one. It all averages out.

I won't leave, no way. It all works itself out. 3,641,428,029,719 (228.89%) is where we are now. Variance is Variance. The Blocks will come. Patience is a virtue.

MINE ON!! We will get our share and it will be SWEET!!!

Pretty rough

Sorry guys. 7 days without a block. The fat lady may not be singing, but she is warming up. I wish you all Luck! Peace out.

Corn Dogs, Green Beans and Ramen. It's a sure thing!! Come On Block!! Make the Block Great Again!! Mine On!!

4 corndogs will be sacrificed for the good of the order...

A bag of Ramen Noodles was sacrificed to the Block today.

OK peeps, it's time for a block, a block! I got to pay my car insurance!

I think I see the confusion... the UI in your left screenshot is showing the time into their pool round, not the time into a network block. If you look at the table to the right of the 12 minutes in your screenshot, it shows Slush found a block 11 minutes before, which triggered a new round. Back when it was a much smaller pool, that round timer would show 2, 4, even 12 hours until a pool block was found (I use them as backup). So the timer doesn't have anything to do with the current network block listed below it. I can confirm that the last network block time on kano's website almost always matches up when I'm logged in there and happen to check against another site like btc or tradeblock... or my bitcoin node :-)


no the time that slush displays on how long in to the next block always resets back to zero mins and seconds as soon as a block is found by slush pool. then it goes back to zero.   Tho any time a block is found any were else the timer still keeps going without resetting and will go till they hit a block again. but the part where it shows the block number next to the difficulty number will change as a new block on the network is being worked on till someone finds a block and every one including slush pool needs to start working on the next higher block number.  

same as how kanopool has the time from the last time the pool found a block and then the number under it that says network is what new block every one mineing every were should be crunching and the time from when that new block started.  

and that number on kano usually does always match up right as you mentioned.  and its only been recently that sometimes i have noticed it being off by much if any.