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Posts made by inejwstine
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RE: Sketches for Tips? n\_n
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RE: Sketches for Tips? n\_n
[quote name=“iawgoM” post=“59141” timestamp=“1392456773”]
I like your work, and your “pricing” is really humble :) Please update this thread regularly, so I don’t forget about it. I’m pretty sure I’ll support you at some point ;)
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Thank you, I will! That’s very kind of you to say! :)[quote author=new2crypto link=topic=7612.msg59150#msg59150 date=1392463214]
Thought I would give you your first rep for your enterprise
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Oh, thanks! I wasn’t even aware of the rep system til now, heh. Again, shows how new I am! -
Sketches for Tips? n\_n
Hey all!
I’m very new to crypto-currencies in general, but I really like the concept and have even done a bit of mining with some limited success. Now I’m looking for opportunities to earn coins through other venues.
I’m an amateur artist and aspiring webcomic creator. I enjoy drawing fantasy creatures, especially dragons and anthropomorphic animals. I’m working on a webcomic that is set to launch this May! (The comic’s name is [i]Aww, Feathers![/i] which is actually one reason I decided to try feathercoin when I heard of it, haha!) I do practice sketches every day and thought it would be fun to let others decide what I should sketch in exchange for a small tip.
For more details and to see some examples, [url=http://www.awwfeathers.com/commish/#Sketches]click here![/url]
If you’re interested, leave a reply, send me a PM, or email me at [email protected].(Wasn’t sure whether this would be a “good” or a “service.” Suggestions?)
Thanks!
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RE: My First Feathercoin!
Thanks all for the kind words and encouragement! :)
I plan to try offering some stuff on on the marketplace soon. I’ve been making an etsy shop lately; maybe I should post on my shop that I also accept FTC and see if that generates any interest. That would be nice, because while etsy is a pretty cool site, their fees for handling payments are pretty steep for smaller, less expensive items. -
My First Feathercoin!
I’ve been mining for about four days; I had my laptop and my wife’s (kinda old) desktop cpu mining non-stop that whole time, and I finally have one whole feathercoin to my name for our efforts! (I couldn’t get gpu mining to work; I don’t think we have good enough gpu’s.)
So, we’re pretty much rich now, right? Anyone have any ideas on how I should spend my whopping 1 feathercoin? ;D
It was kind of a fun and interesting experiment. I may keep going for a while longer (until I have *gasp* TWO FEATHERCOINS!!) or maybe I’ll just run it in the background whenever I’m on my computer instead of keeping it going overnight, to save on electricity.
Now we just need for FTC to suddenly jump up to $900 per coin like Bitcoin did, amiright? ;)
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RE: Questions about receiving payments for goods
And thank you both for the useful info! :D I was thinking I’d just have a few main addresses, but I guess it makes sense to have a different address for each customer.
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Questions about receiving payments for goods
Hey all! I just started mining feathercoin earlier this week! I’m very new to crypto-currencies in general, so I was wondering a couple things about how to receive payments for sold goods/services. Specifically:
(1) How do you know who sent which payment? Say three customers want to buy something from me online, but only two send their payments. Since no names are attached to the transactions, how can I tell who has paid already and who hasn’t?
(2) Can you accept payments in person? Say I’m holding a garage sale and I tell people I accept feathercoin. Once they send a payment, it won’t show up until the next block is mined, and even then I’d typically want to wait for 6 or so confirms. Does that happen pretty quickly? Is the standard practice to make the buyer wait until the payment has been confirmed before handing over the goods, or do I just trust them and accept the risk of some individuals being untrustworthy?Thanks! :)
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RE: Guiminer will not start (solved, kinda)
Finally realized that guiminer uses gpu and I was trying to do cpu mining. I managed to get cpuminer up and running. Yay! Thanks anyway. :-)
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RE: Cgminer won't run (solved, kinda)
Finally realized that cgminer uses gpu and I was trying to do cpu mining. I managed to get cpuminer up and running. Yay! Thanks anyway. :-)
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Guiminer will not start (solved, kinda)
I’ve been trying to get things up and running on my machine for several days now, but no luck. My latest attempt was with guiminer. I’ve been following this tutorial: [url=http://cryptojunky.com/blog/2013/03/12/absolute-beginners-guide-to-litecoin-mining/]http://cryptojunky.com/blog/2013/03/12/absolute-beginners-guide-to-litecoin-mining/[/url] (it’s about Litecoin, but I’m told you can also mine feathercoin following the same steps). I successfully downloaded guiminer, but when I try to open guiminer.exe I get this error message:
[img]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/32626868/Pictures/coinError1.PNG[/img]
The logs contains the following:
[code]ERROR:root:Exception:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File “guiminer.py”, line 2845, in run
File “guiminer.py”, line 2222, in __init__
File “wx\_core.pyo”, line 11206, in Enable
PyAssertionError: C++ assertion “item” failed at …\…\src\common\menucmn.cpp(841) in wxMenuBase::Enable(): wxMenu::Enable: no such item
Traceback (most recent call last):
File “guiminer.py”, line 2854, in
File “guiminer.py”, line 2845, in run
File “guiminer.py”, line 2222, in __init__
File “wx\_core.pyo”, line 11206, in Enable
wx._core.PyAssertionError: C++ assertion “item” failed at …\…\src\common\menucmn.cpp(841) in wxMenuBase::Enable(): wxMenu::Enable: no such item
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Sadly, I cannot even begin to fathom what this means. Does anyone have an idea? I don’t have an AMD gpu like the tutorial assumes you have, but I was going to try cpu mining first anyway (yes, I know gpu is better). Would the wrong gpu be causing it to not even open?I’m aware that there is also cgminer, but I’ve tried and failed to get that running as well (see my other thread if you think you can help). I don’t have any feathercoins at the moment, but I’d be happy to tip anyone who can help me resolve the issues I’ve been having once I do have some.
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RE: Cgminer won't run (solved, kinda)
I was going off the example listed here: [url=https://anc.nut2pools.com/index.php?page=gettingstarted]https://anc.nut2pools.com/index.php?page=gettingstarted[/url] which lists the pool info, username, and pw twice. I assumed it would try the first pool (in Kansas) first, and then the second (in New York) if the first was not available. I tried it without the second one, and I get the same error.
Like I said, I’d rather not mess with my gpu because I’ve run into trouble in the past. I don’t have an expensive rig; just my laptop, which I also use for other things, and the last time I tried setting things up to mine with my gpu things got messed up pretty bad and I counted myself lucky I had made a system restore point before doing so to get things back to normal. In short, I don’t know what I’m doing, and none of the guides that I’ve found on the internet have near enough detail for a beginner of my level. They all assume that the reader knows how to do things that I clearly do not.
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Cgminer won't run (solved, kinda)
I’m trying to get started mining; I’ve tried following the guides, but I don’t think I’m familiar enough with some of the things they talk about to follow all the steps correctly…
I downloaded cgminer 3.7 (windows 64 bit), set up a worker on nut2pools, and tried to run it but got an error about OpenCL.dll missing. So I downloaded that and put it in the same folder and tried it again, but now I’m getting this message:
[img]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/32626868/Pictures/apperror.PNG[/img]
This is the command I entered in the command prompt:
[code]cgminer.exe --scrypt -o
stratum+tcp://us.nut2pools.com:5525 -u workername -p password -o stratum+tcp://
ny.nut2pools.com:5525 -u workername -p password[/code]
I also tried opening the command prompt as an administrator with the same result. Any tips?
For the record, I’m trying to mine with my cpu; I’ve had bad experiences with trying to mess with my gpu, so I’d rather avoid that route. I don’t have any fancy rig or anything, just my laptop. I know I may not get much out of it, but I’d still like to try it out for fun.
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RE: \[Solved\] Just started; wallet not syncing... \* Synced
I guess I just had to wait a while, because I left it running and how it’s syncing. So no worries. Thanks!
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\[Solved\] Just started; wallet not syncing... \* Synced
Just got started with feathercoin and I’m excited! ;D
I downloaded the wallet from feathercoin.com (I’m on windows) so it’s obviously out of sync, but I’ve waited quite some time and it doesn’t look like it’s even begun the process of syncing. The bottom of the window looks like this:
[img]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/32626868/Pictures/walletNotSyncing.PNG[/img]
The tool tip on the icon in the bottom right corner says “0 active connections to Feathercoin network.” I know my internet connection is working. Is there something else I need to do?
Thanks for the help!