how? It has 9 entries now.

I had never seen a pound note in my life, don't care about the british gov (we declared independence in 1776) and I don't know what the sentance is either.
Care to elaborate?

Fast, sell Android, buy iPhones, LOL

Exactly, how could you push so hard for ALREADY used information tech word?  I think that we need to find a good consensus, and it should take some time. The fact that Jeff garzik or Bitpay favors bit (at the moment only!) should matter little or none at all for a wide consensus.

done

Prior polls did not explain that Bit is already taken.
Surprise-not everybody are aware of this because we mostly use Mb, Gb or TB moniker, but it is Gigabit as in "8-port Gigabit switch" or "2 Terabit hard drive'

If you post polls without proper description, you are basically hijacking the word. Good going.
fan boys of what?

adding ubit to the poll, thanks.

don't wear uni if i got your meaning right.
You can pay for your uni education eventually with a few thou uni, though  
I realise that some cases would not fit, but you cannot hijack a word which has widely use meaning already (such as bit).
Er, you can, but only on the message boards-witness the use of "loose" instead of 'lose".

A unit of 10-6 BTC is a great idea, but bit is already WIDELY used to measure information.

I propose to call 0.000001 BTC (1/1000000 BTC=10-6 BTC=µBTC) a uni, which is short of Unit, pronounced (you-ni).
Advantages-not used; Uni is similar to unit and sounds vaguely similar, but different, to/from both yen (Japanese) and yuan (Chinese).
Edit: removed comments.

Each miner is a slightly different beast. Some are unstable when overclocked, but most OK. 400mhz is a bit rough. Remember that OCing voids warranty.
After seeing that your ant S1 behaves well at 350mhz, then try 375 first before moving to 393.75.
From my first batch of three S1, none were stable at 393.75 for more than 24hr, but at 375, they were hashing OK.

Sounds interesting for a variety of reasons, but how this will "square' with the current meaning of bits, which is a multiple of bit=basic unit of information.
there are endless possibilities of getting confused.
"A hard drive holding 2Tbits will cost you half a billion bits"
"Heat"-cool movie from the 90ies with Al Pacino, De Niro and Val Kimer. Much action.
"The Heat"-stupid comedy from 2013 about female police officers.

Bits are already taken.

Not really re running two S1 on one CX750, especially if you want to overclock to 393.75mhz (~420-425W) or even 375mhz (~400W).
I run three overclocked S1 on two Corsair CX750M. For an individual S1, Corsair CX500 or CX500M would do.

I don't think that they have a fair process even in refunds. I requested refund on April 8 and asked for BTC on April 29 and was promised a refund by Friday.
Nothing so far. Who is with me in the same or worse situation (requested earlier)?

I don't hear any complaints from the regulars today.
Please post if you got the refund.

I still did not get it despite a specific promise made by one of their representative to refund by the end of this week.
I never abused any of these people on the phone, never threw any insults at them either on a message board or email.
Are these the days when a semblance of civilized behavior is considered a weakness? I have a lot to learn here  

and why anybody gives it a second thought?

Whatever, bud. Here is what is really happening: wealthy are steadily buying bitcoin-see secondmarket thread.
Once it is almost all produced (93.75% in 10 years) and bought, it can only be redistributed.
PBOC would be better thinking about ghost cities and overheated real estate in the mean time.

Wow. Was it there for a couple of min or even less? My best was ~$364 

18days? My request is now on its 4th week (from April 8th) and today is a european holiday, darn it!

My problem is apparently solved (fingers crossed).

It was, actually, quite interesting. A combination of two factors:
1. this particular miner has a bit slower fan speed at higher temperatures. In my previous machines, they go to 2700-2800 rpm when temperatures rise to ~49-50, but the problematic unit stays at ~2100-2300 rpm.
2. The construction of the unit changed just a bit. On my March units, PWM fan cords hang by the side, but now they decided to tuck them inside of a plastic rail in front of the fan (I don't know how to post non website pictures here), which restricts the airflow toward the top left of the unit somewhat (when facing the fan from the exhaust direction).

As a result of both factors, on this particular unit, the airflow toward the inside (top part, where circuits are) of the unit was significantly restricted with chips located there being very hot on touch. I used a medium size Vornado fan, directing additional air flow toward the "hot" zone. No more disconnects overnight. Happy hashing!

Where in TX are you? I might have 4 extra coupons.