Deepbit just went offline again.
Topic: More problems with Deepbit pool? (Read 1330 times)
Help decentralize the network by mining on other pools. You wont get paid as fast, but you get paid the same. No pool should every have more than 20% of the networks computing power. Its bad for Bitcoins in general, and it bad for you and the value of your Bitcoins.
If you have patience, and enjoy stability check out BitClockers.com. We're pumping out a block every day and a half. We also are multihomed so you can mine through any of our 3 datacenters and get credit for mining as if you were on one. Built in redundancy and efficiency.
If you have patience, and enjoy stability check out BitClockers.com. We're pumping out a block every day and a half. We also are multihomed so you can mine through any of our 3 datacenters and get credit for mining as if you were on one. Built in redundancy and efficiency.
I had some more problems just now -- it's working MORE OR LESS but it just sputtered out again, and I decided to switch to my "backup pool" for a while until they can sort out otheir DDoS attack or whatever is ailing them.
Well, they are not taking any fees right now, so maybe use a mining proxy with a fallback pool set up to mine for them.
I had some more problems just now -- it's working MORE OR LESS but it just sputtered out again, and I decided to switch to my "backup pool" for a while until they can sort out otheir DDoS attack or whatever is ailing them.
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