The protocol is exactly the same as for the bi*fury devices (and also the same for the One String Miner), so cgminer already supports them.

First post has been updated with prices, by the way.

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Thank you for the interview and kind words Scott.

In other issues, is there anyone interested in checking out our beta miners in Helsinki? If a hero or senior member from bitcointalk lives in Finland, it would be very nice if you could come by and check our miners. We will have cookies and coffee for you! PM us for details, thanks in advance.

I would not trust any pre-installed software. decoding compiled code could yield the discovery that every 1 out of 100th has went to some strange stratum you did not enter.... hmmmm.

it's why I'd run an ip sniffer in front of it or just a firewall that only permits connections to know sources. I found a bunch of odd connections even on my gridseeds that I blocked.

Yes I've looked at it and have merchant account but it doesn't integrate with my cart software, and that is the problem.  I can send payment requests directly from Coinbase  but all has to be processes manually. The cart I'm using now is very nice but no one is making BTC plugins so best option is to move my store to a new cart. I got one couple days ago and rebuilding my store as I write this. Old webstore is working as it was and will be until new store is fully setup and domain repointed. All account  will be migrated and all users will be notified. I hope to have it fully up and running by the end of next week.

   

Interesting article here: http://www.coindesk.com/irs-bitcoin-tax-guidelines-mean/

Excerpts:

"Dave Carlson, a US entrepreneur who runs a mining operation that earned almost $8m a month in revenue when bitcoin was at its peak, says that this could spell trouble for miners. 'The implications of the new IRS  tax guidance will be a major factor for those US miners who didn’t anticipate it and are already on the edge of profit.  A capital gains tax on all coins mined could drive mining revenue below cost of power for many, forcing them to shut down,' he says. ”Pool operators will have to issue 1099s to all their US contributors, which will drive pool fees higher."

Above is somewhat a different angle on what my concern is. I'm mostly concerned with the projected losses for 2014, having no clue if BTC is headed higher or lower my profit or loss is entirely related to the market price of BTC, and showing a big loss has risks that I'd rather avoid.



"At least one miner has a strategy to get around the taxing of bitcoin when mined, though. Yana Kesler, a certified public accountant from Philadelphia, purchased a $7,200 mining rig last year, and had it hosted in Europe. 'When you mine yourself you are the producer. When you ask someone else to mine for you, that’s your investment,' Kesler says. She calculates the basis value of her coins as zero, but says that she does declare capital gains when she sells the coins."

This is similar to what my CPA had mentioned, I think... But as I said before we aren't done figuring it all out, but I did mention the pool I mine through is in Europe, which might have something to do with this approach. The rules establish a playing field, but there might be creative ways to handle some finer points related to expenses and revenue recognition without going out of bounds. The IRS guidance makes a lot of sense for solo-mining operations, but for a guy mining out of his apartment with a pool it seems a bit like a broken set of rules.

added, got links to their threads?

Them wasting time on me gives you more freedom to fight the good fight.
Are you dedicated and ready?

I guess this is worth trying.

Not sure what will come of it. Petitions are not the way to affect change.

It is good for Bitcoin, but maybe will be more troublesome in operation.

I know too much already.
Do you think I might be in danger?


EDIT:
Dear Gov. "I know nothing"....I'm just having fun.  

Do politicians usually chose the easy way or the hard way?

You are still misunderstanding the process.  Without your documentation of your mining operation, the government see that you had unexplained funds transferred to your bank account.   They will want to tax all of it at the regular income tax rate.

If you want to lessen your tax liability, you would document your expenses in your mining operation to deduct it from gross income, and if you held onto the profits for more than a year, you would document the gains from your holdings at a lower capital gains rate, which is how Warren Buffet and Mitt Romney pay lower tax rates than the average American.

If you hypothetically wanted to evade taxes and break the law, you would find methods that don't trigger a report to the IRS.