Yes, if you have the means to support it at home hardware is better.
Unfortunately some people live in apartments or have unstable internet connections.

Maybe that's why he still has cash to pay people, because he doesn't have any employees, but this can quickly turn around.
I think mining is runing on fumes since BTC went below $400.

Wait, your GPU went over 102 F and that's a lot? They can take much more, believe me, unless you meant 102 C. My old radeons were reaching 100 C when gaming and nothing happened.

Wow he's cute My GF saw it and now wants one.

His comment was relevant in this situation, because you're not making a point, you're ridiculing the situation.
Your every post is advertising a competing cloud mining am I right? So even if you write something completely pointless it's all good, as long as the signature is visible.
You're also citing ad hominem, but writing in the same manner: Of course rational thought is not big in the GAW camp these days so maybe logical fallacies don't bother you.

+1

I wonder if my questions were asked  

That sould be similar to PB mining, nobody knows who and where they are and people are sending them money just because they "had steady payouts".


If you have the name and address, at least you know where to look, like that guy that went to Mt. Gox (not that it helped him).
Those, who paid Lunamine, would welcome the opportunity.

When choosing a mining company the first thing you should ask is what do I know about the owners and will I be able to contact anyone if they bail.
The more personal details they disclose the better, but these of course have to be verified. So if a company doesn't give out their address and name of the owner, you shouldn't even consider investing.
It doesn't matter if the site is paying out, most of these sites aren't paying for more than 2 or 3 months, so you can't really call them stable.

I haven't invested so I can't show you the math, but I've seen posts or even whole threads of people who claimed to have reached ROI in the last 3 months.
If I'm not mistaken most of these people used sites where it was possible to trade contracts.

At Christmas Eve I used to wait for Santa, but always fell asleep after 2 or 3 hours and never managed to see him with the presents
I also believed that a child comes out of the woman's butthole 

Cex isn't worth it, same as PB mining and all other runner ups. It looks as GAW is paying best if you mine Bitcoin, just a bit more than Genesis, and LTC Gear is best in scrypt coins.

Not really. You don't have to look far to find people who got ROI after 3 months of cloud mining. But it already happened, and may not happen again

I had the "stun" issue dogie mentioned a few times and strangely turning off the PSU with a switch didn't help. I had to unplug it completely and start again. Looks like some of them have built in breakers that get stuck in an off position as long as they detect current.

The paper clip is probably ok, because he said the PSU turns on and then off after a few seconds, so you should look for the problem in the miner, or the PSU is just "too sensitive".

I went to your site, hashie, and there are some typical red lights: no information about the owner, no address, not even a country of origin, the site is plain and gives no factual information, that would not only be helpful, but in this case (cryptocurrencies) essential for a potential client.

That's what people were saying when the first ASICS came out.
This can be quoted along with:
Bitcoin is dead.
Mining is dead.
We will never break $100
We will never break $1000
And many other.

Always a desktop wallet. I feel much safer having my coins close.

Cherry!
I love that sweet and sour taste.

I can't say much about that first part, I've been following this whole thing since last week. To me this ban (deeneendo) looks like a misunderstanding, unless he posted something more ofensive that was later deleted.
Forum support section can't be the only means of contacting them besides the tickets, they have a phone and I saw them respond to bitcointalk posts.
This whole thing could be easily fixed if they wanted to. They could set up an online helpdesk in a form of a chatroom or a teamspeak channel, where people could get immediate attention and/or create a trollbox or a jail, a section of the forum without any rules, or maybe a two level ban. First offense would ban the user from posting in most sections of the forum, but still allow to post in the support.

What I meant by "not the only restaurant in town" was that hashtalk is a part of their company. If someone doesn't like how it's run and can't come to terms with its rules (or their lack) he shouldn't struggle and move on.
I've been banned from a number of forums in my life, KNC being one of them, and It never bothered me.

A very good answer.

You can earn more posting with a signature on bitcointalk then you will in a year of using faucets

Some of these banned people are trolls, and looks like the mods overreacted and banned some decent users, who made a mistake of bumping posts made by those trolls.
Troll account: https://hashtalk.org/user/nupapa
Normal user, who supported troll's thread: https://hashtalk.org/user/deeneendo

Anyway, since it's not a typical public forum they can ban as much as they want. It's the same as being refused service in a restaurant. You don't go home and cry in a pillow.
They're not the only restaurant in town