I never understood why NXT went with 64 bit addresses. They're still long enough that you have to copy and paste them, but they're significantly less secure than bitcoin's 160 bit addresses. This is an unfortunately part of NXT that Burst has inherited.

If it were up to me, I would transition Burst addresses to standard 160 bit scheme used by most other crypto-currencies. I'd also change the account system to discourage address re-use rather than encouraging it. This is better for user privacy, and more resilient against the advent of quantum computers.

Why are you talking like that? Use the search option for gods sake, meanwhile I quoted the comment from wmikrut 2(!) times already! It was posted on Burstforum initially, so please get over there and search. Feel free to use any miner you want, but this is the only one that does not cause RAM problems for me. YOU sir may also disregard my posts at ANY time!

Anyone know how often the block reward decreases in terms of blocks? (As opposed to once per month)

Didn't dev wright that early on? I'll check

Hello,
After some struggling, I *think* i'm finally mining.
However, after running the miner for 24h with a 800 gb plot (i'll create more once I know its actually working) I have yet to see any payouts from the burst.ga pool.
Is this normal? Is there any way I can ensure I'm actually mining and that everything is properly working?
My miner window gets these messages every now and then too (connect function failed with error: 10060).
 

NOT by you that's for sure, I even quoted the comment 2(!) times for YOU *facepalm*

I agree, it should be user friendly and bit good looking. Othervise it is just an piece of paper that could get lost easily between other boring paper.

What is current burst diff ? Is it grow to the moon ? I have very little payment froma uary eu pool compare to last week. Is it pool problems or network diff ?

Bitcoin-style addresses are also hardened against copy/paste errors. The last 4 characters are a checksum, so any missing or mis-typed characters will be detected. They don't do error-correction, like NXT-style Reed-Soloman addresses do, but that's completely unnecessary in my opinion - error detection is sufficient.