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SOMEBODY FUCKING SHIP SO THESE ASSHOLES STOP TROLLING EACH OTHER BACK AND FORTH
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I'm convinced they dumped most of that money into btc investments and are cashing out slowly and refunding people while making filthy amounts of money on the BTC growth over the last months. They will end up sending out a soso product after the first company or two beats them to the punch then will claim they still sent out what they promised performance wise which at this point I wouldn't trust.
Hello, insane person. I have bridges and medication for sale. |
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I'm more interested in why anyone in authority at BFL would allow a company officer to post attack after attack on the most important forum that's relevant to their business.
I'm positive this has come up at company meetings, and I'll tell you the answer: it doesn't fucking matter. Everyone has made their mind up already, and no amount of influence or evidence will sway either side in the other direction. It's fucking insane watching everyone arguing day in and day out about the same couple of points with the same goddamn counterpoints. There have got to be several thousand pages of shit on this topic that could be condensed in to about 5 sentences. |
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Any profit calculator for PPC mining?
There's no standard exchange rate? |
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As long as we're looking things up, Frizz23 could try looking up "sociopath."
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It's a discussion forum. I'm not speaking directly and only with you. There is a discussion happening, which you must have missed. My sarcasm is plainly relevant to what several people are discussing on this topic. Moving along...
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Yeah, it's totally BFL's fault that the price of Bitcoin fluctuated over a period of time. You've been scammed!
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So I take that picture of the chip layout, print it out on my inkjet printer, glue it to a heatsink, then plug it in to the wall, right? Then I've got gigahashes?
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Some people have invested in more then 1, 2, or even 3 asic projects.
Then they'll just have to argue with themselves. |
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I'm actually astonished it took this long for something to be done. Now we just need BFL to lock this thread, and then the forum might actually have useful information and relevant discussion again!
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Block diagrams...lol. They're supposed to be almost done, and they're giving out a block diagram as proof that work is coming along.
I really hope that Avalon has to announce a delay, just so we can see an absolute trolling shitstorm as every fanboy of every company starts going completely batshit insane on each other.
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I have found compelling evidence that oranges make a less than optimal artificial heart.
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My favorite color is blue.
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For the millionth time, they're quoting a date for customers that are ordering TODAY. Please stop purposely obfuscating the argument by swapping estimated initial delivery with estimated current delivery.
And I checked the bASIC forum again, and I'm becoming more and more positive that my assumption is correct: bASIC has nothing. Nothing at all.
"People have brought up the subject of the pci-e vs. molex connector and it's a valid question, this will be one of the first decisions TheSeven will make once he is brought into the loop and receives the engineering packet"
"I received a couple of packets of information from the design team, including rudimentary diagrams and datasheets on stuff like heat sinks and BGA packages.
All kinds of stuff which I am sifting through as we speak - we will have some of the most requested information live as soon as possible."
They refuse to answer any direct questions about whether they have their ASIC chips in hand. They don't even know how they'll power the device yet. They just offered to show everyone a block diagram of the device. They just hired new staff because the concept of power consumption was too confusing for their other hired guns. They're just now looking at datasheets for components. They have nothing.
It's looking like a photo finish between BFL and Avalon.
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Everybody is in the same boat now. Avalon's small pre-order seems like the front runner to ship first at this point.
I wasn't worried AT ALL about Avalon's date until they posted the stock photos of random people hunkered down over random equipment. That is the ONLY thing that scares me about them. |
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While looking for concrete evidence on the bASIC forum, I just saw this gem from yesterday, which is spoken as a mini-announcement on progress:
"I received a couple of packets of information from the design team, including rudimentary diagrams and datasheets on stuff like heat sinks and BGA packages.
All kinds of stuff which I am sifting through as we speak - we will have some of the most requested information live as soon as possible."
Straight from the horse's mouth: they have NOTHING done.
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At least Tom's product HAS an ASIC chip.
This assumption is based on an ambiguous statement, and an assumption that the supposed "working prototype" is using the chip they're going to have in the actual device. When asked directly in concrete terms, the question is always ignored. I don't read all of the bASIC threads/news/updates/forums, so if I've missed something, please gently inform me. |
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