kan dah ad vga amd yg baru tuh jauh lbh murah dr seri sebelumnya.hehe

 g juga lah bro... klo mau mining mending mining ltc z bro, hardware yg di butuhkan mudah di dapat di tempat kita, lagian sekarang harga jual ltc udah lumayan.

sedikit pencerahan biar gak galau, ini BFL Japaleno.

sori2.. maksud gw "palak" disini lo musti bayar setidaknya pajek resmi. barang elektronik kalo diatas 250usd kan musti bayar pajek. kalo masalah bayarnya brp gw gak tau. hehe.

beberapa user disini udah ada yang beli asic dr luar kok. ada gw liat yang dijual lagi sama orangnya di kuskas.

btw nih salah satu yang punya litecoin farm di indo http://techcrunch.com/2013/10/16/blockchain-smashers/ harusnya sih suka posting di bitcointalk juga tp gw gak tau usernamenya siapa hehehe.

newbie want to join 

I've decided to switch over to Linux next time I buy/build my next comp or next time I format.

My reasons are to support open source, but primarily for privacy/security.  I'm not a programmer, but I'm reasonable knowledgeable, and have become a privacy nut the past year or two.  I was thinking of Quebes OS for obvious reasons, but then I was thinking there might be more options on more mainstream/compatible distros.  (I got the impression that many distros are different enough that software often is not compatible.)

Privacy and security and network and access/permission control is my number one priority, followed by stability.  And though not a programmer, I consider myself really good with computers and am confident in my ability to google and fix my own problems-- that being said, I do want something that is kind of intuitive for people who think like programmers.  I like things that "just work" and are intuitive to troubleshoot when they don't.

What Linux distro would you guys recommend?  Right now, I'm thinking of:  Quebes, Ubuntu, Elementary, Mint, Manjaro, or just stock Arch that I spend a lot of time on at the beginning.