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ArtForz is a regular on #bitcoin-dev. He was the first person to mine with GPUs, using private mining code that he wrote himself. He one held a high percentage of network computation power (~25%), and he claims that his mining software is still more efficient than all other GPU miners. He uses a heavily-modified version of Bitcoin; notably, he requires less transaction fees and he doesn't perform IsStandard checks.
ArtForz is a regular on #bitcoin-dev. He was the first person to mine with GPUs, using private mining code that he wrote himself. He once held a high percentage of network computation power (~25%), and he claims that his mining software is still more efficient than all other GPU miners. He uses a heavily-modified version of Bitcoin; notably, he requires less transaction fees and he doesn't perform IsStandard checks.


ArtForz has a very good understanding of Bitcoin. He reported [[incidents#LSHIFT_and_RETURN_bugs|serious bugs]] in Bitcoin's handling of certain [[script]] opcodes.
ArtForz has a very good understanding of Bitcoin. He reported [[incidents#LSHIFT_and_RETURN_bugs|serious bugs]] in Bitcoin's handling of certain [[script]] opcodes.


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Revision as of 08:16, 14 January 2011

ArtForz is a regular on #bitcoin-dev. He was the first person to mine with GPUs, using private mining code that he wrote himself. He once held a high percentage of network computation power (~25%), and he claims that his mining software is still more efficient than all other GPU miners. He uses a heavily-modified version of Bitcoin; notably, he requires less transaction fees and he doesn't perform IsStandard checks.

ArtForz has a very good understanding of Bitcoin. He reported serious bugs in Bitcoin's handling of certain script opcodes.