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Scrypt Mining is fun for the whole family!
March 15, 2014, 03:09:36 PM
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We have a pretty large farm, and we were adding more miners yesterday. As you guys know, the name of the game is speed. So we had the whole family help

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Re: Scrypt Mining- A family event
March 15, 2014, 03:26:48 PM
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Awesome Josh! Your family was a huge help! Good times.

Also, I'm very curious what this BTC wallet address is all about: 1KQxLLQNxgn2upd4TtGbtiRdm3f5UWC9k8

Blockchain: https://blockchain.info/address/1KQxLLQNxgn2upd4TtGbtiRdm3f5UWC9k8?offset=750&filter=0

It's the one that GAW gives out in their instructions for how to setup your miner. Interesting this stuff.

It starts getting payments on 3/11/2014. Small amounts, less than 1BTC, coming in in the trickle we know from things like mining pools. Over time the amounts slowly increase in size as well as speed with which they are generating income. Since 3/11, this operation has netted over 927 BTC. All the outputs look like they are getting sent through a mixing service, the chains just go on and on if you start following where single payments go. Some to wallets that haven't been touched yet, some to ones that are still very fresh and unmixed.

...

Another user sent this to me off their fresh, pre-Zen Fury:

"/opt/cgminer/cgminer_conf/cgminer01.conf:

which on mine had :

"pools" : [
{
"url" : "stratum+tcp://ltc.ghash.io:3333",
"user" : "josg21.bla",
"pass" : "x"
}
]
,"

You can't publicly check a ghash account that I know of, but that looks like it could be someone's name...

If you get a Fury, please check the preconfigured file on it. I know mine was pointed to Clevermining but did not think to take a picture of the address, but I'm wondering if it is the one way above. In the end, I'm curious if miners were pointed at this pre-configured address, which would indicate either they gave us the wallet address of their private farm by blindly copying a config file... or our miners were pointed at this address for any amount of time, meaning all hardware isn't just burned in, it was used for profit.

Hi,
I'm from hashtalk and I only learned about this forum.
I was brainwashed to think that everyone loved gaw and his hashlets, I didn't know hashtalk was so censored.

I thought you guys might enjoy these pictures. We have a pretty large farm, and we were adding more miners yesterday. As you guys know, the name of the game is speed. So as the miners came in, we had the whole family helping prepare them for being racked. My wife and even my 6 year old son joined in the fun. Enjoy!

You guys should be asking some really important questions......

For example. The name and location of his data center. Some pictures of the data center, or if its even a real data center.

What long-haul providers is he using? A Comcast connection? Or a fiber drop with redundancy and an 5 9 SLA.

Is his data center insured and bonded? Whats happens to your gear if the building burns down? Or the sprinkler comes on?

These are super important questions.

Proof its him:

http://www.cogmap.com/chart/josg21/public/gaw-high-speed
http://profileengine.com/people/josg21/josh.garza
https://whoisology.com/archive_8/flepit.com
All his domains: https://whoisology.com/name/archive_8/josh+garza
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=172454

web.archive is a piece of shit dudes. Ya better start storing it someplace else because any site owner can disappear any archives of his site at will. Just sayin'