I'm sure it will pay out soon enough. I have never had any real problems before.

This happened to me occasionally while mining on that pool also.   Once the admins were aware, they just reset it and all of the pending blocks would pay out at once and then things went back to normal...  I've always received all of the coins that I mined, it just took a little longer..

Great job of Jared. Normally I watch videos half or not. But this time I watched the whole ~20 minutes.
An example for many other devs/founders 

Heared Jared is in Holland (the Netherlands) atm.
Sure he will find many people involved in digital currencies!

still travelling around the world!? that's like...nearly a month's worth of travelling! awesome news.

It is such a good thing to see that more and more people start realise thad Digibyte is going to control the whole crypto market worldwide, and all the other coins are useless soon

So be careful invest to match time and money in all that playing around coins guys

I suggest to stick only with Digibyte and i make not a joke here

Lets laugh a bit

But be careful and do not buy into those anonymous coins with a lot of promises.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIasr2AiyZ0

I don't agree with you about all other coins. There are a couple of useful coins, each for it's own purpose. NLG (Guldecoin) for instance is a micro-payment system created for Holland.
It works really well and a lot of shops are accepting it. Even big ones like Subway and House of Blue Jeans.

+ many alts are only made for creating (and testing) new techniques. Not as a real money replacement (imo).

And of course you have the simple P&D clonecoins. Fun to trade with, but really useless and dangerous if you don't have experience with them.

DigiByte could drop a bit now (wouldn't mind), but I feel that, for longterm (1~5 year), it's a pretty safe bet. I cashed out some in the last pump to buy myself a brand new PC, but the rest is for really longterm.

Will I sell if DGB goes to 200 next week? No. I really want to use this coin for my (micro)payments in a couple of years.

I think the answer is no ... at least at the moment.  Last year, there was a site dgbaddress.org ... you can even find the java for the site on github.  But, the site doesn't seem to be currently online.  You can use google's cached version of the page but, that seems like it might be a bad idea.

I've sent a message to the guy who developed it, to see if he's interested in getting it back online.  I'd be happy to get the domain back up and running.  We'll see what happens.

One thing that certainly does not surprise me is how stupid I am when I'm rushing and distracted.  I made an error with my message earlier today.

There is a really nice wallet address generator online at: https://www.dgbaddress.org/

Earlier, I was being redirected to a non-active domain (and I didn't bother to double-check before I posted), so my comment above (about a lack of paper wallet) is wrong.  We have one.  It's great.  I'm going to experiment with it over the next week or so.  I am sorry that I made a dumb comment in a rushed response.