How come you think that?
Do you really hope to understand how he thinks? Are you talking about this guy?  |
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They are going to ship their chips to 3rd parties who then take the risk of getting working boards on time, all the parts they failed at for the last 6 (six) months. The total reduction was 50% of the current staff.
This was a fiscally responsible way for us to slow our burn rate, get customers hashing, and continue developing amazing technology
So by having less staff, they will be able to get your orders out quicker. What part of HashFast don't you understand? 50% of HashFast is either Hash or Fast. Which half do you prefer? BTW, you probably did pay for the upgrade to get both. |
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My crazy theory: JP Morgan buys MtGox for $1 and promises to pay all MtGox-clients with real money?
Are you talking about the JP Morgan bankers that committed suicide or the ones about to. BTW, in less than 24 hours from the date of the interview(?), Autumn Radtke is about to jump. For those looking for clues as to why the interview(?) comes across as strange, perhaps there's hidden clues embedded somewhere:  |
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Just to throw fuel on the fire; having spent the last 4 months researching ASIC development and also travelling to meet with designers in countries such as Germany, United States, Taiwan and even Canada I can safely say that Bitcoin mining hardware is the biggest ponzi scam of all.
Some people may disagree but this is one area of Bitcoin that needs regulation. These companies, not just pre-order, but all bitcoin hardware companies are ripping you off. To design and produce a 28nm AISC you are looking at $1.10/Gh/s USD, bear in mind that this includes NRE costs. A second batch should significally drop to about 0.70-0.80/Gh/s USD (minus the NRE costs). I personally know of three ASIC designers that have chips designed at power requirements of under 0.30Watts/Gh/s, one of them even comes in at 0.175Watts/Gh/s.
I think its time to switch from buying hardware to producing hardware ourselves and implementing said hardware in data centres. The ironic point about this idea is that the community (for better word) has already done this numerous times with hardware, we are the ones paying NRE on the first batches, we are the ones funding production and to be quite honest we are the ones funding hardware manufacturers profits. Bitcoin miners should not have to speculate on a speculation!
To that end I will be launching a community project in about two weeks with the intention of producing our own miners for data centre use. No more mark ups, no more speculation and full transparency.
How do I go about joining your team? Seriously! ~Bruno Kucinskas |
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It's really sad that this is the most interesting thread on the forum at the moment.
MPOE-PR was a flaming asshole that said many awful/hurtful things to so many different people over the last couple of years. Such fun! Can we have her back please?
I just now stumbled upon this thread. Shocked! Even shocked about Goat deleting all his posts and stating he, too, will depart. Meanwhile, davout no longer responds to my 1,132 BTC that was in InstaWallet, of which now resides in one of his personal bitcoin wallets. davout's 1,384.35491053 BTC as can be seen here https://blockchain.info/address/16d1yGrEDqSY1xhCnAUWrkahGY2mkWdAYk, amassed while InstaWallet was down and Bitcoin-Central was still basically idle. The only saving grace, if nothing changes, is that The Bitcoin Foundation will have an accused pedophile on its board overseeing Mount Coxs. Madness! ~Bruno Kucinskas |
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It was me who banned/deleted the posts after several reports, for being yet another "Hello, Selena here" bot.
One of his posts stated that it was the 7th "Selena" account and that he won't stop there.
Thanks for the clarification, bud. Did you get a chance to considered its source? |
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No is still leading, enjoying a 3:1 margin.
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I got screwed up also with preorders: $12K AMT miners Josh that son of the bitch. $4500 BFL fucked me over. $12K Cointerra with pre-orders late..and not the speed that they promised. How many of these American Junky companies are outhere? And No one seems to not be able to stop them! Bottom line none of the American mining companies are trust worthy at this point. Let's egg their cars! That'll teach them.  |
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What if Silk Road 2.0 didn't have any customers, but claimed they did, then claimed they were hacked, then claimed all it's customers were to be made whole, with nobody complaining because there were no customers in the first place. Now that the hole is plugged sans a leak, trust is now established to garner real customers to participate in the long con.
Who, here, are customers of Silk Road 2.0?
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Don't you have the wallet.dat for your old wallet that had 1000 bitcoins in it? If you load that up you can get the address and then trace the blockchain.
Not sure what a wallet.dat is unless I look it up, but the bitcoins were purchased anonymously in December, 2012, residing on InstaWallet ever since. I did move them 2-3 times prior to the "hack" but ended that practice when I realized that IW was already washing the coins via the share-wallet process he spoke of. Paymium has the IP I used/use and can easily find them unless all the data was expunged, hence wanting to know who the auditor was from the get-go, along with everybody else, but the name of the outfit has never been released, ergo there wasn't one. This was an outright thief of my bitcoins, along with others: Nothing more; Nothing less! The principals of Paymium have shut down ALL lines of communication with me, and even have me on ignore on this forum. |
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I'm having a hard time following this, I read it carefully twice. If you can find any proof that you sent 1100+ to paymium, I will write an article and advertise it everywhere. What I've seen so far isn't enough to write it. Also, you need to figure it out for yourself, to help your case. Right now you wouldn't win the case even with the best lawyer.
All I needed was for the URLs to display exactly what was display prior to InstaWallet being "hack" and I would have the two bitcoin wallet addresses, thus making my task a tad easier. Hell, according to blockchain.info, my last transaction from the 1Jpp... wallet didn't happen in spite of we all know it did. The transactions just don't make any sense. InstaWallet shows that I had 0.835 BTC in my 1Jpp... wallet, of which I did and don't dispute that, but blockchain.info shows it as 0.94 BTC, all 10 days prior to the "hack". How the fuck is that even possible? Also, prior to the "hack" the two larger wallets showed 0 BTC on blockchain.info, but on InstaWallet the balance was correct, of which I chalked it up to the shared-wallet mumble-jumble davout claimed was the reason, thus not worried about it because he was a trusted staff member of BitcoinTalk. Bitcoin-Central is an exchange that serves the entire European theatre, yet... http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/bitcoin-central.net |
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Just an observation, but Brock Pierce sits on the board of IMI Exchange, which makes this post and your very first one really weird. |
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GO bitcoinfoundation, they'r the best thing to ever happen to bitcoin.
Why do you say the Bitcoin Foundation is the best thing to ever happen to bitcoin....? Are you serious? Is MtGox also the best exchange ever? Not sure about the latter, but Bitcoin-Central has the entire European theatre covered with their venerable exchange as seen below. http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/bitcoin-central.net- Bitcoin-Central.net (& .com) is own by davout, of which is owned by Paymium, of which davout is an owner. Bitcoin Central is the only entity left of the five that Paymium built with their $400K USD VC from Gilitt. Then again, what would one expect to have with ONLY $400K USD?  The way I'm seeing it is that the only people living high on the hog are the ones acting as the liaison between the VCs and the end users of any products/services provided, with many of them getting the shaft. Sunlot is no better, for if you research their VCs, you see a many failed ventures as well. I firmly believe that Autumn Radtke knew it, thus decided to commit suicide(?) with her body found here:  Autumn jumped(?) from her 2nd story apartment and the wind carried her body two blocks away and landed here. Note to self: Very windy in Singapore. |
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Also likely the thermal grease on the other side was not very well applied either. Again real cut rate work to keep costs down. This is usually how some houses operate, AMT already made that much clear in this situation. But in either case we are paying the price. Seeing as they are now providing us with options...lets hope these options dont take us months of waiting again. I dont think I want to deal with that hassle. I still have the question....What is the timeline for the technobit solution?
The timeline would be around 2 weeks if you can get your A1 chips to Technobit.eu to have it assembled by them. I've got zero confidence that AMT has the personnel to actually deliver anything on schedule. Let's just list the 'little' things they forgot to do: (1) Forgot to put adequate padding on the shipment. (2) Forgot to include a backplane. (3) Forgot to ship a missing backplane. (4) Forgot to include basic instructions to wire up the system. (5) Forgot to accept a returned package (3) times. That's just the logistics part of shipping a supposedly working unit. How about the assembly part. (1) Forgot to test the system prior to shipping. (2) Forgot to apply thermal paste properly. (3) Used the smallest possible heatshink (4) Forgot to align the boards so that the backplane could fit. (5) Never figured out how to provide enough power for 1.2 THs boards. BTW... where is that backplane that was supposed to power 6 boards... I guess it never existed.. in short AMT never had a chance of delivering a 1.2 THs system. To conclude, despite the best efforts of AMT to come up with something... a 1.2 TH/S that was advertised never existed! No proof of a working system. No proof of a 6 board system. Sorry for disagreeing, but the 1.2TH/s does exist and AMT shipped out hundreds of them. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=304605.msg5962169#msg5962169We've shipped up to the 1200's - a few hundred thus far, earlier batches when clients agreed to take the risk and receive their miner despite heat/pcb problems. Since I just proved that one of your statements was in error, the rest of your post must be fud. |
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We could buy hats for everybody.  |
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If their is agreement that no rule has been violated perhaps it is a matter of timing the posts
Anyways who made that original post?
Okay, who's the wise guy?  |
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Any news to this issue? Have got some $$$?
Nope, but at this penning Joshua Zipkin owes me $38,000 USD, plus compound interest, to date. |
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