Honestly, if the service as-is can't keep up with demand, you should think about blocking (or at least capping) rented hash from NH. Those of us with actual miners shouldn't be punished with lower quality service. At least until you're able to optimize things enough to handle the extra workload. It...

Honestly, if the service as-is can't keep up with demand, you should think about blocking (or at least capping) rented hash from NH. Those of us with actual miners shouldn't be punished with lower quality service. At least until you're able to optimize things enough to handle the extra workload.

Aye, if that is afforadable and they can offer real stability, Comcast would obviously be the way to go then.

Unless you can get some kind of monthly rate for protection, I'd say Comcast is a no go. Yes, the downtime can be frustrating, but so long as javapipe is able to keep adapting relatively quickly, I think that is the overall better way to go. $1100 per attack is a lot of money to be throwing down the...

I seem to be missing a payout that was supposed to go out the night that the attack really derailed things. I did receive another payout I was owed, so not sure what happened. The payout in question was 0.1763 ether with a transaction ID # of ID: 0x89dcf8eabf81b7f0eff57eb1441fcf4049d42b3cf3b703ca685...

Thanks for updating us. I've only very recently started using the service, and it obviously sucks having the downtime given how profitable my miners have been here, but making sure to get it right this time is more important in the long run. It's not shocking that some moron gets a chuckle out of me...