Topic: [LTCD] LitecoinDark.com ★ Scrypt ★ Difficulty Shield ★ Multipool ★ Fast - page 60. (Read 368563 times)
October 25, 2014, 02:25:00 AM
It is no wonder price is 900 satoshi when wallet 1 and 2 has unloaded more than 6 mil coins and by the trade habbit it looks like same controller or holder. So for LTCD it is good news that the coin is getting more and more spread out.
October 24, 2014, 11:30:09 PM
So where do you see Ltcd around the holidays? 
Which holidays hahaha? ;-)
Many thanks to whoever is selling @ ~900 SATS. Glad to add another 40k+ to my coffer. 
And your account has been silent on the forum since you registered it on 29th March 2014 and now suddenly, out of the blue you used it to write such first post in LTCD thread? :-)
Have you generated many profiles like this on bitcointalk during this year? :-)
Yeah, i normally just sit in the background and soak it in. Been following this coin for several weeks and am very excited about its future. Am glad to be a part of the community. Thanks for the welcome.. : )
October 24, 2014, 11:23:26 PM
So where do you see Ltcd around the holidays?
Which holidays hahaha? ;-)
Many thanks to whoever is selling @ ~900 SATS. Glad to add another 40k+ to my coffer.
And your account has been silent on the forum since you registered it on 29th March 2014 and now suddenly, out of the blue you used it to write such first post in LTCD thread? :-)
Have you generated many profiles like this on bitcointalk during this year? :-)
October 24, 2014, 09:50:08 PM
Many thanks to whoever is selling @ ~900 SATS. Glad to add another 40k+ to my coffer.
October 24, 2014, 08:54:18 PM
October 24, 2014, 08:45:55 PM
Um. No. 4.
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October 24, 2014, 08:39:42 PM
Um. No. 4.
Only 6 more subscribers to 100 on our Reddit site!! Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to subscribe and if you haven't already please do so now for your chance to win 1000LTCD...
Cheers,
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October 24, 2014, 08:30:38 PM
What makes us different from other crypto communities is that no one makes decisions here but we all arrive at decisions.
Alright Jacque
Fresco's my teacher and a guide ;-)
And how did you guess btw? I mentioned RBE on this forum only once, and in this thread few weeks back :-)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xa45LRPJXG0
Holy moses,
KNC announces that they stop selling miners and only focusing on them self and their datacenter.
http://asicscrypt.com/kncminer-leaves-customers-favor-mining-bitcoin-litecoin/
KNC announces that they stop selling miners and only focusing on them self and their datacenter.
http://asicscrypt.com/kncminer-leaves-customers-favor-mining-bitcoin-litecoin/
I read it yesterday. Bunch of greedy muppets.
I was actually their first gen customer. Still remember Cole's grin on the photos and have always thought it's a deceving smile. Some reason I often tend to recognise people's fake intentions by the way they smile...
Big Fresco fan too. I wouldn't go so far to say he is my teacher, but he is on the right track. If you like him, you'd love Buckminster Fuller. Most of Jacque Fresco's work came from him. BTW, you're not alone on wanting a RBE. Like the Euro being the next stepping stone of financial control, I feel Crypto is the next stepping stone of going backwards, freeing people a lot more until one day, slowly but surely, we can live in a RBE.
It's great to meet another person with this knowledge. I wouldn never imagine I would encounter someone here :-)
I know B. Fuller's work a bit. I wouldn't say that Fresco learnt from Fuller because they have been researching their own work at the same time. They may have influenced each other but we dont know how much. They have both gone their ways. That's not really important as ultimately there is seldom such thing as the source of some idea. You cannot know if someone somewhere hasn't already come up with certain idea. All people influence each other and learn from each other.
For me, any person which has inspired and taught me important thing is considered my teacher-guide. I don't follow any leaders, bosses or idols :-)
I consider cryptocurrency as great means from transitional point of view towards money/currency void social structure designed with principles of Natural Law/Resource-Based Economy :-)
I guess I better stop this subject as it's off topic :-)
Don't worry about it. Yeah, I think Jacque was someone who really put a lot of these ideas in action. I guess I should have said that instead. As Fresco has said before, "Man can not think nor invent". So where do you see Ltcd around the holidays?
October 24, 2014, 07:52:58 PM
What makes us different from other crypto communities is that no one makes decisions here but we all arrive at decisions.
Alright Jacque
Fresco's my teacher and a guide ;-)
And how did you guess btw? I mentioned RBE on this forum only once, and in this thread few weeks back :-)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xa45LRPJXG0
Holy moses,
KNC announces that they stop selling miners and only focusing on them self and their datacenter.
http://asicscrypt.com/kncminer-leaves-customers-favor-mining-bitcoin-litecoin/
KNC announces that they stop selling miners and only focusing on them self and their datacenter.
http://asicscrypt.com/kncminer-leaves-customers-favor-mining-bitcoin-litecoin/
I read it yesterday. Bunch of greedy muppets.
I was actually their first gen customer. Still remember Cole's grin on the photos and have always thought it's a deceving smile. Some reason I often tend to recognise people's fake intentions by the way they smile...
Big Fresco fan too. I wouldn't go so far to say he is my teacher, but he is on the right track. If you like him, you'd love Buckminster Fuller. Most of Jacque Fresco's work came from him. BTW, you're not alone on wanting a RBE. Like the Euro being the next stepping stone of financial control, I feel Crypto is the next stepping stone of going backwards, freeing people a lot more until one day, slowly but surely, we can live in a RBE.
It's great to meet another person with this knowledge. I wouldn never imagine I would encounter someone here :-)
I know B. Fuller's work a bit. I wouldn't say that Fresco learnt from Fuller because they have been researching their own work at the same time. They may have influenced each other but we dont know how much. They have both gone their ways. That's not really important as ultimately there is seldom such thing as the source of some idea. You cannot know if someone somewhere hasn't already come up with certain idea. All people influence each other and learn from each other.
For me, any person which has inspired and taught me important thing is considered my teacher-guide. I don't follow any leaders, bosses or idols :-)
I consider cryptocurrency as great means from transitional point of view towards money/currency void social structure designed with principles of Natural Law/Resource-Based Economy :-)
I guess I better stop this subject as it's off topic :-)
October 24, 2014, 07:25:46 PM
What makes us different from other crypto communities is that no one makes decisions here but we all arrive at decisions.
Alright Jacque
Fresco's my teacher and a guide ;-)
And how did you guess btw? I mentioned RBE on this forum only once, and in this thread few weeks back :-)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xa45LRPJXG0
Holy moses,
KNC announces that they stop selling miners and only focusing on them self and their datacenter.
http://asicscrypt.com/kncminer-leaves-customers-favor-mining-bitcoin-litecoin/
KNC announces that they stop selling miners and only focusing on them self and their datacenter.
http://asicscrypt.com/kncminer-leaves-customers-favor-mining-bitcoin-litecoin/
I read it yesterday. Bunch of greedy muppets.
I was actually their first gen customer. Still remember Cole's grin on the photos and have always thought it's a deceving smile. Some reason I often tend to recognise people's fake intentions by the way they smile...
Big Fresco fan too. I wouldn't go so far to say he is my teacher, but he is on the right track. If you like him, you'd love Buckminster Fuller. Most of Jacque Fresco's work came from him. BTW, you're not alone on wanting a RBE. Like the Euro being the next stepping stone of financial control, I feel Crypto is the next stepping stone of going backwards, freeing people a lot more until one day, slowly but surely, we can live in a RBE.
October 24, 2014, 07:20:39 PM
Only 6 more subscribers to 100 on our Reddit site!! Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to subscribe and if you haven't already please do so now for your chance to win 1000LTCD...
Cheers,
Ghosty
Cheers,
Ghosty
A chance to win around 3-4 bucks?!
Wow.
October 24, 2014, 06:49:43 PM
Well on a off note I just scored a Blackstar amp ht5-r guitar amp brand new for 300.00 bucks tube amps awesome
tube amps awesomeNice! Blackstars are dope. I need to get a good profile of a blackstar on my Kemper.
October 24, 2014, 01:20:13 PM
This might be old news.. But what happend to BitcoinDark?
http://gyazo.com/7fb329dce630033b9e035e242c8f71aa
Over 200BTC trade volume just on Bittrex.
Big pump and a dump..?
http://gyazo.com/7fb329dce630033b9e035e242c8f71aa
Over 200BTC trade volume just on Bittrex.
Big pump and a dump..?
October 24, 2014, 11:55:21 AM
Happy to pass it along. I've got flat spots on my face from banging it on my keyboard trying to figure out things like this. I finally got to a point where every miner is connected to a PC (some PCs have 10 miners each) running under Windows in various locations. Each batch file targets the local miners and each batch file (and conf files) are almost identical from system to system. I control it all via Remote Desktop Connection from one central PC with 3 monitor setup x2 (creatively using a solid state KVM switch). Believe it or not, that was the easiest solution. Software updates still suck, though.
Ah, I see. I have only used both lines in instances of low difficulty coins where I was CPU mining (the 127.0.0.1 line) as well as pointing my Gridseed Blade at the wallet (the 192.168.1.* line) since the Blade runs on a raspberry pi connected directly into the router. I didn't realize the various mining software handles it differently. Good to know.
October 24, 2014, 11:38:10 AM
It depends on the mining software used. I can't remember which ones support it and which don't. I've used several versions and many modded cgminer, sgminer, bfgminer. Sometimes you can have only ONE line for "rpcallowip" and in those instances, you can only have ONE statement (either an exact address or one range such as 192.68.10.15 or 192.168.*). For these occassions, if you use more than one, it may only read the first instance or it may just pretend to work but never solve a block.
If it doesn't work with multiple statements, try only one. Personally, I've made it a habit to use 127.0.0.1 all the time. It's easier to remember across many miners on many PCs.
If it doesn't work with multiple statements, try only one. Personally, I've made it a habit to use 127.0.0.1 all the time. It's easier to remember across many miners on many PCs.
Ah, I see. I have only used both lines in instances of low difficulty coins where I was CPU mining (the 127.0.0.1 line) as well as pointing my Gridseed Blade at the wallet (the 192.168.1.* line) since the Blade runs on a raspberry pi connected directly into the router. I didn't realize the various mining software handles it differently. Good to know.
October 24, 2014, 11:34:43 AM
What makes us different from other crypto communities is that no one makes decisions here but we all arrive at decisions.
Alright Jacque
Fresco's my teacher and a guide ;-)
And how did you guess btw? I mentioned RBE on this forum only once, and in this thread few weeks back :-)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xa45LRPJXG0
Holy moses,
KNC announces that they stop selling miners and only focusing on them self and their datacenter.
http://asicscrypt.com/kncminer-leaves-customers-favor-mining-bitcoin-litecoin/
KNC announces that they stop selling miners and only focusing on them self and their datacenter.
http://asicscrypt.com/kncminer-leaves-customers-favor-mining-bitcoin-litecoin/
I read it yesterday. Bunch of greedy muppets.
I was actually their first gen customer. Still remember Cole's grin on the photos and have always thought it's a deceving smile. Some reason I often tend to recognise people's fake intentions by the way they smile...
October 24, 2014, 09:36:52 AM
It depends on the mining software used. I can't remember which ones support it and which don't. I've used several versions and many modded cgminer, sgminer, bfgminer. Sometimes you can have only ONE line for "rpcallowip" and in those instances, you can only have ONE statement (either an exact address or one range such as 192.68.10.15 or 192.168.*). For these occassions, if you use more than one, it may only read the first instance or it may just pretend to work but never solve a block.
If it doesn't work with multiple statements, try only one. Personally, I've made it a habit to use 127.0.0.1 all the time. It's easier to remember across many miners on many PCs.
If it doesn't work with multiple statements, try only one. Personally, I've made it a habit to use 127.0.0.1 all the time. It's easier to remember across many miners on many PCs.
Just an FYI, you can also use both lines at the same time instead of replacing what is already there:
rpcallowip=192.168.100.*
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
I have used this before when mining with a rig attached via LAN and one attached to my machine without issue.
rpcallowip=192.168.100.*
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
I have used this before when mining with a rig attached via LAN and one attached to my machine without issue.
October 24, 2014, 08:46:52 AM
Hi.
timeoffset might be related to your time zone. that is one entry that I have no specific knowledge.
I do not use NOMP, so I can't help clear that up either.
I do notice that there is no entry in your conf file for "rpcserver=1" but that might be something you do not need due to you using NOMP. Try adding the "rpcserver=1" to your conf and see if that works. Also, try changing "rpcallowip=192.168.100.*" to "rpcallowip=127.0.0.1"
I hope those work for you.
timeoffset might be related to your time zone. that is one entry that I have no specific knowledge.
I do not use NOMP, so I can't help clear that up either.
I do notice that there is no entry in your conf file for "rpcserver=1" but that might be something you do not need due to you using NOMP. Try adding the "rpcserver=1" to your conf and see if that works. Also, try changing "rpcallowip=192.168.100.*" to "rpcallowip=127.0.0.1"
I hope those work for you.
Just an FYI, you can also use both lines at the same time instead of replacing what is already there:
rpcallowip=192.168.100.*
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
I have used this before when mining with a rig attached via LAN and one attached to my machine without issue.
October 24, 2014, 08:12:28 AM
Holy moses,
KNC announces that they stop selling miners and only focusing on them self and their datacenter.
http://asicscrypt.com/kncminer-leaves-customers-favor-mining-bitcoin-litecoin/
KNC announces that they stop selling miners and only focusing on them self and their datacenter.
http://asicscrypt.com/kncminer-leaves-customers-favor-mining-bitcoin-litecoin/
Interesting article...
October 24, 2014, 08:00:24 AM
Holy moses,
KNC announces that they stop selling miners and only focusing on them self and their datacenter.
http://asicscrypt.com/kncminer-leaves-customers-favor-mining-bitcoin-litecoin/
KNC announces that they stop selling miners and only focusing on them self and their datacenter.
http://asicscrypt.com/kncminer-leaves-customers-favor-mining-bitcoin-litecoin/
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