Bitcoin Mining

Actually I am getting 380 Mhash/s on my computer and I have a few slaves running as well. While I was setting up some slaves to run this I came up with an idea to make this much easier and more efficient. Just need to find time to set everything up...
 
How are you getting your slaves to run them? I've always been interested in that.
 
Carbon said:
How are you getting your slaves to run them? I've always been interested in that.
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Well I download GUI miner on them and then made sure they all had OpenCL. I registered a "worker" for each one and started running the miners. Of course I make sure the miner is hidden while it is going on. You can also select autostart on them.

My idea to make this process easier and better would be to make them do the work for me. How would I do that? I am sure you could come up with the answer. =p
 
Carbon said:
How are you getting your slaves to run them? I've always been interested in that.
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There are a couple of FUD miners on HF.
 

Don't think there is really a need for that.

Have you messed around with mining at all?
 
Personally I have not mined at all. They would be used to infect computers with all the setup already done without a need for a GUI on their end.
 
I've tried bitcoin mining.. It's whatever.

Too much time consumption for so little profit.

If I had a botnet of some sort, then I would definitely run it.
 
Ben Hartley said:
Electricity bill - $3000
Bitcoin income - $4

nuff said
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Oh hi der slack3r.

Someone forget about me? :L
 
Daniel tried to talk me into doing this. eh, doesn't seem appealing.
 
So who wants to explain to me what mining is?
 
Tyler said:
So who wants to explain to me what mining is?
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"Mining, or generating, is the process of adding transaction records to Bitcoin's public ledger of past transactions. This ledger of past transactions is called the block chain as it is a chain of blocks. The block chain serves to confirm transactions to the rest of the network as having taken place. Bitcoin nodes use the block chain to distinguish legitimate Bitcoin transactions from attempts to respend coins that have already been spent elsewhere.
Mining is intentionally designed to be resource-intensive and difficult so that the number of blocks found each day by miners remains steady. Individual blocks must contain a proof of work to be considered valid. This proof of work is verified by other Bitcoin nodes each time they receive a block."
 
Ben Hartley said:
Electricity bill - $3000
Bitcoin income - $4

nuff said
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I've seen solar setups using stolen panels off the speedmonitors you see on highways.
 

tl;dr
Jking lol, Im not stupid but I find that hard to interpretate lol
 
Ben Hartley said:
Electricity bill - $3000
Bitcoin income - $4

nuff said
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why would you mine on your own PC? that's what slaves are for...
 
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