Posts made by ZapbuzZ

Using computers vulnerable to spectre are safe if scripting is disabled through web browsers though latest software patches do address 3/4 of the vulnerabilitys theres still a 1/4 chance and mostly on intel cpu's. Disabling scripting affects access to social media sites, many new age forum and messaging systems. Mobile phone portals however have more options as they do not have resources to enrich site experiences with complicated scripts designeed for desktops and laptop based operating systems. To simplify all this if you use 32bit intel chips online you should disable scriting and probably not run java. If you have 64bit or ARM processing yo should be ok. But still vulnerable. 64bit systems are the safest and most pc's built after 2005 have it built in so I'd recommend 64bit os's

Those who do not have the capacity to mine can consider depositing into the burst wallet. Its an opportunity for well off people to invest in burst economy. This value of mining was mentioned many times in bitcoin history until the supply was all bought out. Its only a matter of time. Transaction fees make bitcoin blockchain too over inflated in comparison.

i found this bitcoin opportunity several years ago. It has built in gambling and web browser mining features but what really makes it worthy it is advertised as a savings account that accrues interest from a minimum base value of 30000 satoshi .
Here is the referral link, no coins neccassary to play the games and build up to minimum to earn interest; its a faucet. Freebitcoin

filecoins rule

This article basically says x64 doesn't need patching more specifically ARM X64 (all 64bit capable desktops and laptops have it) its 32bit code in actual fact they are starting to turn people away : https://www.computerworld.com/article/3250250/malware-vulnerabilities/belay-that-order-intel-says-you-should-not-install-its-meltdown-firmware-fixes.html o in summary to these articles everything amd and intel from at least last 11 years is affected 32bit mode operation should be avoided as much as possible (virtual machines would be interesting to see) although patches were recalled new ones are almost perfected. 64bit is the way to go and in windows be sure to turn on Data Execution Prevention for all apps except those manually selected. (some apps don't behave apparently but i haven't suffered as of yet its been sincde 2002 i first started using it) there should be anti malware solutions to help stop the crap also so we don't have to bin our state of the art gold editions yet. Just a bit sad really. Now I know why developers were asking about my cpu when miner malfunctioned ages ago that it was code named a spectre. Just that 64bit is 3/4 immune to spectre and 100% immune to meltdown with latest windows patches if yourr 64bit windows.

there has been a patch released from intel for every processor from 2011 onwards, older will have to um well, suffer. That means if the OS doesn't patch it then your in trouble. Perhaps look at linux. or even just hope for the best.

i remember that dude from Linus Tech channel (Linus) on youtube i think it was a live vid mentioning files mysteriously deleting after the prior or season update patch. I bet he'd be happier with this new one. Also, I notice hack attempts on secret questions and answers for the local login accounts. I do remember the attempts made on me as it was logged in the root directory as a result of bug and i traced it back to windows kernel they tried to guess my login but the answers were keyboard mashups. Nice try suckers. I'm considering studying to be a journalist. Dark web reports that a government agency leaked is why it got out. (unconfirmed and unknown country/agency)

what i failed to mention was if you invest in 8 to 10tb disks you'll notice much greater speeds. Also, give scavenger miner a go, and have a diddle with your miners cache sometimes smaller cache is better than bigger and you cannot damage your hardware the worst that will ever happen is a software crash. @tedrogers

microsoft released a new patch this is serious

https://thehackernews.com/2018/11/microsoft-patch-tuesday-updates.html?fbclid=IwAR3aRdKVnDgPZyhjGtk4UhOpRcQGpyvv_VL0EiWeGxSDKXbPglpqEs93SXQ

Was good to hear from u @LithStud ... Cheers!

I Think intensity is how many cores engaged reading plots per round.

due to cost of electricity perhaps when these coins are forked to filecoins will it be more successful

@Jaxblack sometimes i wonder if i'm Y2K compliant lol

gpu miner isn't available bummer

i'm with @Bluebook

I did some tweaking of the gpu version's memory cache .... be careful if you reduce it your hard disks can stall, the miner can become stuck and you will miss rounds also may have to log off since the miner will not close. The default set is probably safest however reducing down to half the default may have interesting results. The GPU likes to work with smallish caches. My comments are about the AMD R7 GPU and results will undoubtly vary between brands and versions.

it worked but my pc not powerful enough to give me a "wow" about it …. just like doge if I had a 40 core system it would be more interesting and it works.

thanks guys

@moverspool what is identification?

I actually got the wallet to work but I don't see the value of a mortgage to a blockchain I'll never own a part of. the part that asks for identification is confusing how to identify?