Pe9ZT9Si6cpzJwqibiisbCbyfQ6JhQVcJK ~ 0.4
i have deleted my worker in DO instance and now cant restore from http://the-iland.net/static/downloads/linux_alpha_miner-0.1.0
this link is dead, so i cant restore my worker.

Quote from: hasher on November 10, 2013, 03:20:54 pm

Pe9ZT9Si6cpzJwqibiisbCbyfQ6JhQVcJK
i have deleted my worker in DO instance and now cant restore from http://the-iland.net/static/downloads/linux_alpha_miner-0.1.0
this link is dead, so i cant restore my worker.

Sorry, server is overloaded... let me find a mirror for you.

Quote from: hasher on November 10, 2013, 02:44:02 pm

Quote from: Proto on November 10, 2013, 02:36:52 pm

Very risky move. If you look at how protocol changes in other altcoins have been handled, where has always been a grace period of at least a couple of days. This gives all miners the time needed to update to a newer version.

What is going to happen if you don't get the majority of miners to adopt the new protocol in time?

That said, I've updated my miners (300+ cores) to the new protocol version. Lets hope that we get through this smooth.

i hope this community will get what it intended to get, but if it not get enough adoption its going in wrong centralized direction which is not what P2P currency mean.

My plan is to decentralize everything, so I am actively looking into decentralized mining pools.

Quote from: hasher on November 10, 2013, 02:00:10 pm

we all angry..

If your angry then go use another pool sir.  This isn't some corporate company where there's hundreds of developers working around the clock.

Pack them once and then redistribute to other instances

************** ATTENTION *******************

We are preparing a hard fork that would allow the difficulty to increase by 32x every 4032 blocks.  This is the fork that will be honored by Invictus Innovations as the foundation of future block chains.

We will post new Windows and Mac binaries within the next several hours, hopefully before the next difficulty adjustment.

Those in my pool will automatically be updated to join the new fork. 

I believe that there is enough hash power and market forces to support such a fork. 

If there are any solid objections, speak now.