Now at the same level as the total annual tax breaks to the 5 largest oil companies (2011)

Cost to fund wikipedia for 100 years reached. Maybe I should start thinking about making the targets further apart? 

Box office revenue of Star Wars, adjusted for inflation.

Use cpu pooler miner. It is a program. Google it.

Please answer the following question:

Why are you mining?

First, your questions:

1. BTC Guild, BitMinter, or other for pooling?
Just to be sure, by "available 24/7" you do mean they will be running, on and mining 24/7?

2. Guiminer, BitMinter, or other for mining?
cgminer
poolercpu miner (if power is not a concern)

3. Should I focus on Bitcoins only or try to mine for litecoins and namecoins at the same time?
Not if you want to make things complicated.
But you can merge-mine namecoins at some pools and CPU mining litecoins is still more profitable than CPU mining bitcoins and will remain so even if GPU mining litecoins becomes less profitable than GPU mining litecoins.



Now, my questions:
Are power costs something you are worried about? If so, please tell us your hourly rate, as profit is revenue minus power costs.
How often are you willing to go ahead and reconfigure all the machines? (daily, weekly, monthly?)
What are the specifications of the machines? (CPU and GPU brand and model)

Not quite sure what you mean by all that but it's the same thing. For a digital backup you could export all the private keys and put em in a text file on a usb key and it would be the same as a paper backup but on a usb key. Or you could just put the whole wallet.dat there. Or you could email an encypted wallet.dat to yourself.

You can recover as long as you have the private keys in some form.

It's telling you to update bitcoind, not p2pool. Notice how it says from bitcoind.

MORE personal attacks? As someone who doesn't follow this thread and only comes back once in a while to read a few of the latest comments:

You are not making bitbillions look good at all. And you wonder why no one here wants to invest?


Seems you go by this philosophy:
1. Make a presentation in unprofessional-style post with an overly excited to the extent of crazed looking avatar.
2. If people question you, instead of making well thought out and convincing posts, insult them.
3. Tell everyone who doesn't appear interested that they are morons and will regret it.

This is normal. Have you never been on the internet before? Ignore them. You are just making yourself look bad.

really?
"One day you are going to wake up and wonder why you didn't look into this more when you had the chance. I really am surprised you people have bitcoins. So many people believe the whole bitcoin concept is a ponzi so I thought people that owned them would be smarter than that. Obviously I was wrong."



That is still a control mindset. You want to force people to think about it?

Take your own advice.

If you think this thread is too trolled, have you considered abandoning it and starting a new one? Perhaps with more details in the first post?

And perhaps consider not responding to people in a way that makes you look more and more like a scammer of affiliate thereof.

Anyway, just ignore me.

Hey Luke, have you tested this on P2Pool yet? If not, would you be willing to?

Myself and a few others have got a total of ~270GH/s on order and intend to put it all on P2Pool, barring any BFL issues like with the FPGAs.

And Kano posted pictures on his website kano-kun.net
BFL did say anyone could visit so I believe if you talk to them they will let you tour. It would be cool to see newer pictures.

Paying for mining equipment in bitcoin instead of USD. But that is circumstantial. Had BTC gone down in price, I would have been better off. I admit I had less confidence in the system back then.
I am also not a large risk taker to I wanted to keep my risk within the bitcoin ecosystem.

Even earlier on, forgot the password to my first wallet containing 3BTC. Then found out that I had also lost the wallet.dat file when I tried to look for it this year.

I'm not accusing anyone of anything. I'm raising questions and speculating.

Follow tacotime's build. I have looked it over and would like to endorse it. Your current revisions to your own build still have issues.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=163306.0

Looking it over more now, I would consider it an ideal build. Reliable brands, parts, etc.
I have my preference for including the AMD APU but from what you have said before, I would recommend you don't complicate things for yourself. Don't change his build for your units.

tacotime, can you confirm that litecoin mining needs more system ram?
I was going to comment that I thought 2GB wouldn't be near enough for litecoin, like it is for bitcoin, but my litecoin endeavors are limited.

*glances up at top right monitor*

Holy fuck.

A barrel of oil.

^yeah eh?

We just hit enough for $10 for every US household.

YOU DO NOT HAVE TO HAVE AN ORDER FROM BFL TO RESPOND. --> This is simply looking at ratios of what people are willing to do.
Poll expires in one week, then we get to see the results.

Link to wait list:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=89685.0

This poll is to help get a better real estimate of the number of pre-orders. I am using it as a statistic to use to multiply the orders listed by the ratio of yes/no.

So this idea is very very far from perfect but does give a good idea of how many people like to post their orders in a public forum vs those who don't.

Hey awesome. Flash games but bitcoin based. Good job keeping the site up and running for so long as the games are pretty cool.

(rounded to nearest dollar) $108 US needed to meet next target.