Komo's stats are gone? I don't see that

Quote from: Casso on January 02, 2014, 04:57 PM
I hope to confirm the Hysteria award but this time will be harder because I have been inactive in the last part of the year

Regardless of that, people are going to vote whoever they think is the best, regardless of activity. Like, I'm pretty sure that two of the best players of the few past years are going to win once again this time, even though they have been mostly playing elite/intermediate at a rate of about one game per week

ye

I'll do my best to show up tomorrow at 16 GMT, but this is not a promise.
If I happen not to make it, we can hopefully meet in the weekend during afternoon/evening hours.

Vok/Triad, can you play on Friday?

Quote from: MarianRV on January 01, 2014, 05:46 PM
Vok,Barman,you may find me on #AG at 13 gmt tomorrow

I can't play at that time. Will you be there in the evening? 18:00 GMT let's say?

l3x, we are available at the following dates/times (AeF, correct me if I'm wrong somewhere):

Friday 3rd of January from 19 GMT to 22 GMT
Saturday 4th of January from 17 GMT to 22 GMT
Sunday 5th of January from 17 GMT to 22 GMT
Monday 6th of January from 18 GMT to 21 GMT
Tuesday 7th of January from 18 GMT to 21 GMT
Wednesday 8th of January from 18 GMT to 21 GMT
Thursday 9th of January from 18 GMT to 21 GMT
Monday 13th of January from 18 GMT to 21 GMT
Tuesday 14th of January from 18 GMT to 21 GMT

Next weekend's times may be slightly affected by the fact that I'll have to play a TC Cup semis against Dmitry, but our game shouldn't take very long.

Dmitry, can you play on Saturday 4th of January, at 14 GMT?

Sorry, just noticed I wouldn't be available at this date. Can you play on Wednesday 1st of January or during weekend in the evening (17 - 22 GMT)?

2nd replay 3:00

Quote from: avirex on December 28, 2013, 07:31 PM
bahah.. yes.. my time setting is f@#!ed up.. and i dunno why, every time i put current time/date.. it switches back within a day or 2

Seems like your motherboard battery is dead?

http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000239.htm

Except that Worms Reloaded actually happened

yeh

https://www.tus-wa.com/files/replays/?sort;desc

So, let's say next friday 17:00 gmt w_g?

gg

gj AeF, looks like i wasn't needed at all. Sorry for leaving, but that's what peja gets for telling me to f@#! off after a lost wxw XD

If TaG wants to rematch this game, I will be playing instead of peja

I'm not an expert, but here's an explanation which hopefully is accurate enough:

Dogecoin is a digital currency system working as a decentralized p2p network.

You can store your dogecoins in a wallet on your hard drive.
There are also online wallets, for example http://www.coinedup.com - you can log in there with a google account.

You can send dogecoins to someone else in transactions which are identified by encrypted code (you can send the code via the internet or even write it down on paper).

In order to prevent fraud, every transaction has to be confirmed (verified) by the network.

The confirmation process is done by solving cryptographical problems embedded in the transaction keyphrase.

You get awarded by coins for providing your computing power to the network (also known as "mining"). That's how new coins are distributed.

There is a fixed number of coins in the network. Currently, there are about 10 billion in circulation and this number will increase asymptotically until it reaches a maximum value of 100 billion long time from now.

If there are too many miners, the network automatically adjusts the "difficulty" of the problems needed to decrypt the transactions in order not to distribute more coins than expected.

Higher difficulty requires more processing power required to obtain coins.

The exchange rate of dogecoin is determined by supply and demand. Currently, the network is totally flooded with coins, that's why the price is so low.

Due to relatively low difficulty, you can mine thousands of coins per day (a few dollars worth) with an average PC, even more with a high-end one.

There are people out there who can obtain millions of coins per day with extremely powerful racks. Even if you subtract the electricity costs, it turns out to be quite a profitable activity

As more and more users join the network, it will get progressively harder to get new coins (a good thing) and the price will increase. But if the interest is lost, the coins will remain easily obtainable (a bad thing) for those who stick around, negatively affecting the value.

Hope that clears things up a little bit

6500 per day is a nice amount. I'd say keep it running. Unless you are using a borderline energy-inefficient PC or the cost of the electricity in your house is sky-high, the number of coins you get is totally enough to cover the power bill. You can also remote control your PC and turn the miner off if the situation gets sticky.

Quote from: Impossible on December 21, 2013, 12:02 PM
i doubt dogecoin will become as expensive as bitcoin, after all there is 1 billion of dogecoins unlike bitcoin with like 21 million, still worth a try

Of course it will not, there will be a total of 100 billion doges (about 5000 times more than bitcoins). The future of dogecoin depends on its popularity, more people = more mining difficulty = higher price. The exchange rate will not fly up to several cents per doge as long as you can easily mine thousands per day with a decent PC