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go back through a few of his videos, and take a careful look at the background; not at him. it's a production set - not an apartment - get it?
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Particularly pay close attention to the reflections in that stainless steel trash bin. For example, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsgpi8eNlA0 around 1 minute mark +- 10sec. |
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I have a nice little indicator. When I get unusually large amounts of hatemail telling me how stupid I am and how ridiculous my mining contract prices are it is usually just before bitcoin exchange rate is going to double a few times. Too bad I do not speculate on the market, it would be a great indicator to trade on. BTW hatemail rates are peaking right about now.
You should start a thread and publish some of the best of your hatemail.  LOL. I'll think about it. So far I am keeping it for my bitcoin memoirs, to be published in 2020.  |
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You know that you don't need the crossfire bridge for mining right? Unless he's running Windows and doesn't have or want to use dummy plugs. Crossfire hurts your performance when mining. People use dummy plugs because they have no choice. When I had 4x crossfired it was constant problems. I had no issues with performance. I used it because its easier than using dummy plugs and works just fine. I do my testing under windows which forces me to use those cables. Plus it looks much nicer and allows the person to have a high end gaming pc along with a great miner. Plus the bridges dont cost me anything, i wa getting 400mhahes/s from each card at 900core. Was it suppose to be higher? I call BS on this one. It is very hard to believe that this 4x sandwich does 0.4 Ghps per core for more than 1 minute in a row. Maybe with exception of some weird setups with room refrigerated otherwise and even than it is highly doubtful. Video on youtube or this is a fake. |
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Last time I checked, taking deposits and not returning them on demand may be a crime (depending on a number of qualifying factors such as country, industry, relevant contracts or lack of it, potentially fraudulent statements and actions etc...).
There is nothing wrong in asking authorities to pursue criminals even if the (potential) crime is not proven yet, apparently there are victims and this is enough.
If this means that a bunch of innocent speculators won't be able to speculate for a while, so be it. It is not victim's fault, is it?
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I have a nice little indicator. When I get unusually large amounts of hatemail telling me how stupid I am and how ridiculous my mining contract prices are it is usually just before bitcoin exchange rate is going to double a few times. Too bad I do not speculate on the market, it would be a great indicator to trade on. BTW hatemail rates are peaking right about now.
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You, Vladimir and whoever else is offering this kind of service, needs to get more creative and come up with something that makes sense. Or else you just throwing a bad light on the whole bitcoin community, because you are after dumb people who can't add 1+1 on their own while in the meantime you insulting everyone else with stupid excuses that your service is somehow viable. Everyone except rare few knows it doesn't make any sense what so ever, but they just don't bother telling you that 1232 times.
The only dumb person here is you, m8. It seems you have stuck in a 3 dimensional space-time continuum, while the rest of the world is in 4 dimensional one. Wake up. |
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Short and accurate article for once. Decent comments too... like This story is better and more accurate than the Ian Paul PC World Story. Paul doesn't appear to understand what he is reporting. Being a PC World editor must not require much of a resume.  |
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Do listen to trolls, leave, wait on sidelines.... please!
The critical mass is in anyway.... now what many of us need is some quiet time to mine some coins. A quiet year or two would be a godsend.
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If such an idea would get anywhere to 51% acceptance (doubtful) we would get a block chain split on our hands because remaining 49% will say "no way, we will keep our deflationary bitcoin but you boys have fun with your inflationary bitcoin without us". This would be a permanent network split.
Exchanges with have two crypto currencies, and there will be an exchange rate. I'll stick with good old deflationary bitcoin. Keynesians are welcome to sesspit of inflatocoin they desire so much, but not at my expense this time.
In fact, you do not have to wait for 51%. You can split the network right now. All it takes is to hire one of dev team guys (or any student who just read a book on C/C++) for a few hours to get inflationary version going. Go for it, finally! I beg you!.
Lots of people talk the talk and no one wants to walk the walk.
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Why Mainstream Economists Lie About Deflation Because their salary depends on this. |
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I have one thing to say to silver/gold/fiat/stock/bond/whatever stackers. Do not get married on your investments.
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All I can say (again) is that Bitcoin is a marathon not a sprint.
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I now understand that "auditor" is Jed and somehow his account got compromised either via SQL injection and brute force attack on his password hash or otherwise. At least I think it is what they tried to say (or not to say) in the 'press release'.
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Fortune favours the brave.
Or as my CO used to say many moons ago (in more literal translaction): "Lady Luck smiles to those who are prepared".
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did we get to "...then they fight you..." stage already?
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I have a database which lists all shuttles US launched into the space to date. I've just added a few records to that database. Opps, this was the biggest counterfeiting operation in history of mankind! I've just counterfeighted a few "space shuttles". While I am at it I perhaps shall put a (counterfeit) man on the Moon too...
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