Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 760. (Read 4671575 times)
October 28, 2015, 04:23:02 PM
New git updates since last time:
- blockchain_export can now create files compatible with NoodleDoodle's fast sync code
- speedup for the one-time database rescan to initialize hard fork into
- database dump utility, intended to detect differences between the several blockchain formats
- a new status command in the daemon, giving more user oriented information
- and random other fixes for DB potential issues, some RPC commands not working properly
October 28, 2015, 04:05:52 PM
Hey guys these are your dogs??
AdamWhite
TheDasher
ICEBREAKER
YOURMOTHER
Dnaleor
smoothie
Smooth?
Please put a leash on these dog. Thank you.
I posted for you, did that help any?
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You told me the fastest GPU's doing 200 H/s? .... so why does he has 500 H/s with a 290x? I guess 390's would even be faster.
You told me the fastest GPU's doing 200 H/s? .... so why does he has 500 H/s with a 290x? I guess 390's would even be faster.
Not the fastest, most power efficient. 750 ti uses ~50 W to get 250 h/s. 290x probably uses like 300 W to get 900 h/s with claymore miner I think.
I asked for the most powerfull. Not for the most efficient.
My AMD Octacore with 8MB cache pulls somewhat 310 with four threads on bitmonerod
My AMD Octacore does 375-385 H/s with 6 of the 8 cores running. After testing between the Intel iCPU's and the AMD CPU's I've found that the AMD CPU out performs the Intel. Just what I've observed in my testing with three different machines I have. Overall I like the AMD GPU & CPU's for hashing.
This surprises me, AES-NI is intel only right? Maybe I'll try my Hex start arch cpu.
Link the miner your using please.
Nope, AMD has a license to use AES, performs well and costs a third of Intel.
I use the official bitmonerod client you can download on getmonero.org
October 28, 2015, 03:43:29 PM
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oh thanks for reminding me. i need to pay them. how have they been doing? i hope they're earning their 100 xmr per post.
oh thanks for reminding me. i need to pay them. how have they been doing? i hope they're earning their 100 xmr per post.
Where do I sign up!
you just post in the dash thread!! instant signup!
actually, olcaytu2005, if u could tabulate how much i owe these guys that would be great. Just start counting from whenever you guys figured out we were paying them.
ROTFLMFAO! He actually PM'd me for help. I think he didn't know who I was offering help too! He's been on my ignore so long I forgot when I put hm there!
You said that if you need help pm me. so i pmed you but you didnt help me
October 28, 2015, 03:41:20 PM
This surprises me, AES-NI is intel only right? Maybe I'll try my Hex start arch cpu.
No most new AMD CPUs have it as well.
October 28, 2015, 03:40:54 PM
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oh thanks for reminding me. i need to pay them. how have they been doing? i hope they're earning their 100 xmr per post.
oh thanks for reminding me. i need to pay them. how have they been doing? i hope they're earning their 100 xmr per post.
Where do I sign up!
you just post in the dash thread!! instant signup!
actually, olcaytu2005, if u could tabulate how much i owe these guys that would be great. Just start counting from whenever you guys figured out we were paying them.
ROTFLMFAO! He actually PM'd me for help. I think he didn't know who I was offering help too! He's been on my ignore so long I forgot when I put hm there!
October 28, 2015, 03:39:24 PM
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oh thanks for reminding me. i need to pay them. how have they been doing? i hope they're earning their 100 xmr per post.
oh thanks for reminding me. i need to pay them. how have they been doing? i hope they're earning their 100 xmr per post.
Where do I sign up!
you just post in the dash thread!! instant signup!
actually, olcaytu2005, if u could tabulate how much i owe these guys that would be great. Just start counting from whenever you guys figured out we were paying them.
i want 1000 xmr for this.
October 28, 2015, 03:36:43 PM
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oh thanks for reminding me. i need to pay them. how have they been doing? i hope they're earning their 100 xmr per post.
oh thanks for reminding me. i need to pay them. how have they been doing? i hope they're earning their 100 xmr per post.
Where do I sign up!
you just post in the dash thread!! instant signup!
actually, olcaytu2005, if u could tabulate how much i owe these guys that would be great. Just start counting from whenever you guys figured out we were paying them.
October 28, 2015, 03:34:48 PM
Hey guys these are your dogs??
AdamWhite
TheDasher
ICEBREAKER
YOURMOTHER
Dnaleor
smoothie
Smooth?
Please put a leash on these dog. Thank you.
oh thanks for reminding me. i need to pay them. how have they been doing? i hope they're earning their 100 xmr per post.
hehe i thought that they are cheap dogs
but per post 0.136 BTC hmmmm let me think about it October 28, 2015, 03:34:14 PM
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oh thanks for reminding me. i need to pay them. how have they been doing? i hope they're earning their 100 xmr per post.
oh thanks for reminding me. i need to pay them. how have they been doing? i hope they're earning their 100 xmr per post.
Where do I sign up!
October 28, 2015, 03:30:57 PM
Hey guys these are your dogs??
AdamWhite
TheDasher
ICEBREAKER
YOURMOTHER
Dnaleor
smoothie
Smooth?
Please put a leash on these dog. Thank you.
oh thanks for reminding me. i need to pay them. how have they been doing? i hope they're earning their 100 xmr per post.
October 28, 2015, 03:30:41 PM
Hey guys these are your dogs??
AdamWhite
TheDasher
ICEBREAKER
YOURMOTHER
Dnaleor
smoothie
Smooth?
Please put a leash on these dog. Thank you.
I posted for you, did that help any?
...
You told me the fastest GPU's doing 200 H/s? .... so why does he has 500 H/s with a 290x? I guess 390's would even be faster.
You told me the fastest GPU's doing 200 H/s? .... so why does he has 500 H/s with a 290x? I guess 390's would even be faster.
Not the fastest, most power efficient. 750 ti uses ~50 W to get 250 h/s. 290x probably uses like 300 W to get 900 h/s with claymore miner I think.
I asked for the most powerfull. Not for the most efficient.
My AMD Octacore with 8MB cache pulls somewhat 310 with four threads on bitmonerod
My AMD Octacore does 375-385 H/s with 6 of the 8 cores running. After testing between the Intel iCPU's and the AMD CPU's I've found that the AMD CPU out performs the Intel. Just what I've observed in my testing with three different machines I have. Overall I like the AMD GPU & CPU's for hashing.
This surprises me, AES-NI is intel only right? Maybe I'll try my Hex start arch cpu.
Link the miner your using please.
October 28, 2015, 02:54:41 PM
Hey guys these are your dogs??
AdamWhite
TheDasher
ICEBREAKER
YOURMOTHER
Dnaleor
smoothie
Smooth?
Please put a leash on these dog. Thank you.
October 28, 2015, 02:40:03 PM
primer is right in some way, but all cryptocurrencies share this problem/feature. for example, if i buy coins at an exchange, and withdrawl, who can say it is my address i withdrawl to.
the other example is just the other way around. they know who owns the SEPA account to withdrawl fiat, but who is the sender of the coin?
the other example is just the other way around. they know who owns the SEPA account to withdrawl fiat, but who is the sender of the coin?
October 28, 2015, 12:10:35 PM
how so?
they are just a shop which allows you to buy something...
Go into your local bank and ask to transfer X to someone's IBAN account. You'll first have to open an account (KYC), then show an invoice.
You can't just transfer money between private accounts.
That´s not true, of course you can transfer money between SEPA accounts as you like at any volume.
A SEPA account is KYC compliant
SEPA works just like any other account, the only difference is that it is (almost) instant and (almost) free of charge. ALL BANKING LAWS STILL APPLY.
I'm out.
I haven't read into the details, but most at most Dutch exchanges (e.g. litebit.eu) you have to verify your bank account first by some KYC measure.
AGREED
That is a specified measure taken by the owner, as paypal for example does the same. The question was, wheter it is possible to send FIAT from one SEPA account to another SEPA account privately and that is possible without any instance.
According to AML laws and KYC guidelines for businesses, you surely have to verify your account.
October 28, 2015, 11:08:24 AM
how so?
they are just a shop which allows you to buy something...
Go into your local bank and ask to transfer X to someone's IBAN account. You'll first have to open an account (KYC), then show an invoice.
You can't just transfer money between private accounts.
That´s not true, of course you can transfer money between SEPA accounts as you like at any volume.
A SEPA account is KYC compliant
SEPA works just like any other account, the only difference is that it is (almost) instant and (almost) free of charge. ALL BANKING LAWS STILL APPLY.
I'm out.
I haven't read into the details, but most at most Dutch exchanges (e.g. litebit.eu) you have to verify your bank account first by some KYC measure.
October 28, 2015, 11:00:42 AM
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You told me the fastest GPU's doing 200 H/s? .... so why does he has 500 H/s with a 290x? I guess 390's would even be faster.
You told me the fastest GPU's doing 200 H/s? .... so why does he has 500 H/s with a 290x? I guess 390's would even be faster.
Not the fastest, most power efficient. 750 ti uses ~50 W to get 250 h/s. 290x probably uses like 300 W to get 900 h/s with claymore miner I think.
I asked for the most powerfull. Not for the most efficient.
My AMD Octacore with 8MB cache pulls somewhat 310 with four threads on bitmonerod
My AMD Octacore does 375-385 H/s with 6 of the 8 cores running. After testing between the Intel iCPU's and the AMD CPU's I've found that the AMD CPU out performs the Intel. Just what I've observed in my testing with three different machines I have. Overall I like the AMD GPU & CPU's for hashing.
October 28, 2015, 10:22:34 AM
how so?
they are just a shop which allows you to buy something...
Go into your local bank and ask to transfer X to someone's IBAN account. You'll first have to open an account (KYC), then show an invoice.
You can't just transfer money between private accounts.
That´s not true, of course you can transfer money between SEPA accounts as you like at any volume.
A SEPA account is KYC compliant
SEPA works just like any other account, the only difference is that it is (almost) instant and (almost) free of charge. ALL BANKING LAWS STILL APPLY.
I'm out.
October 28, 2015, 10:18:32 AM
how so?
they are just a shop which allows you to buy something...
Go into your local bank and ask to transfer X to someone's IBAN account. You'll first have to open an account (KYC), then show an invoice.
You can't just transfer money between private accounts.
That´s not true, of course you can transfer money between SEPA accounts as you like at any volume.
A SEPA account is KYC compliant
October 28, 2015, 10:17:40 AM
how so?
they are just a shop which allows you to buy something...
Go into your local bank and ask to transfer X to someone's IBAN account. You'll first have to open an account (KYC), then show an invoice.
You can't just transfer money between private accounts.
That´s not true, of course you can transfer money between SEPA accounts as you like at any volume.
A SEPA account is KYC compliant
Well, then read before you shout
How retarded are you ? They (https://www.letspaydigital.com) are using their own SEPA to transfers other people's money around.. The verification they do on their end means shit. Just a matter of time they get their account closed.
I think you guys are talking past each other. primer- is only referring to the case of letspaydigital at hand while elrippo seems to focus on SEPA in a more general approach.
anyway, letskeepitcivilinhere.com please
Agreed, his argument was that a transfer between two SEPA accounts is not possible. I think our dear friend primer misses his own point here
October 28, 2015, 10:14:39 AM
how so?
they are just a shop which allows you to buy something...
Go into your local bank and ask to transfer X to someone's IBAN account. You'll first have to open an account (KYC), then show an invoice.
You can't just transfer money between private accounts.
That´s not true, of course you can transfer money between SEPA accounts as you like at any volume.
A SEPA account is KYC compliant
Well, then read before you shout
How retarded are you ? They (https://www.letspaydigital.com) are using their own SEPA to transfers other people's money around.. The verification they do on their end means shit. Just a matter of time they get their account closed.
I think you guys are talking past each other. primer- is only referring to the case of letspaydigital at hand while elrippo seems to focus on SEPA in a more general approach.
anyway, letskeepitcivilinhere.com please
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