http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2012/10/78-percent-of-bitcoin-currency-stashed-under-digital-mattress-study-finds/

Just wanted to share this interesting article I just read. Time to speculate

That's what I figured. Although, I was only guessing because I know next to nothing about the subject.

Is there any way to tell what process was used to make the device just from pictures? 130nm?

I highly doubt November will happen. I was beat to the punch.

Man that's pretty awesome you found 2 blocks with 2 5770's! I've only found 1 block in 8 months but that was through a pool.

Here I have a set of new Audiobahn 6x9 speakers that I purchased quite a few years ago. I never got to use them because of some situations that were happening at the time(very long story). I decided to hang on to them because I thought I would someday use them but now I have changed my mind. I just want to point out a few things about these particular speakers: They are HUGE! SO if you don't want extremely large speakers...don't buy them. They are designed to be very LOUD! So if you don't want extremely loud music...don't buy them. They have been discountinued, because they are older models. So finding these particular Audiobahn speaker unused from anywhere would be extremely difficult.

This box probably weighs 25lbs or more so it's gonna cost a bit to ship it. I plan to ship via UPS in the states. I will ship other method if absolutely necessary. If someone outside the U.S. really wants these then I'm sure shipping this will be costly, but I will do it if the buyer pays. If I do not sell it here I will sell on ebay. Just giving it a shot here first. Thanks

Cost shipped to the U.S. 20BTC

Description
With its 225 watts RMS of power handling, the Audiobahn ACX693 is an outstanding speaker that fits in well into many cars. With a frequency response of 20 Hz–201 kHz, the 3-way car speaker comes designed to play loud and crisp music and sound. Other features on the Audiobahn car speaker include an electric blue basket, glass fiber composite cone, and two-layer high temp ASV voice coils. What’s more, the 3-way car speaker comes with mounting hardware, which makes the device easy to install. A few other features on the Audiobahn ACX693 are 4 ohm impedance, ¾-inch neodymium tweeter, and a glass fiber composite cone. With its so many fantastic features, the Audiobahn car speaker is durable and the bass always sounds amazing. Yet another feature is the EPDM rubber surround, which is another element that adds to the clever design of the Audiobahn ACX693. With this excellent car speaker, car owners can easily turn their vehicles into a music station.

Product Identifiers
Brand   Audiobahn
Model   ACX693
MPN   ACX693

Key Features
Car Speaker Function   Mid-Range Speaker, Tweeter
Size   6" x 9"
Type   Coaxial
Elements   3-Way
Powered   Non-Powered
RMS Power   225 W
Peak Power 450 W

Technical Features
Min Frequency Response   20 Hz
Max Frequency Response   21 kHz
Impedance   4 ohm
Sensitivity   96 dB

Mounting
Top Mounting Depth   3.5 in.
Enclosure   Non-Enclosed

Components
Tweeter Size   0.75 in.
Woofer Material   Composite
Surround Material   Rubber

I just posted about this in another thread but I didn't post the link. For those who don't think Bitcoin has a possibility of bringing huge innovations in waves(kinda like the Apple graph), you might not have heard of some of the interesting things built into the Bitcoin protocol. "Smart Property" and "Contracts" are the ones that I am most interested in. Here Mike Hearn explains...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mD4L7xDNCmA

Those new innovations may be just around the corner. Did anyone here listen to Mike Hearn talk about "Smart Property" and "Contracts". It is some really interesting shit that's built into the Bitcoin protocol.

Will let you know if I find.

Are you still looking?

Crazyates is right about underclocking your memory. If you just use MSI afterburner to underclock them to around at least the 300 mhz range you should see a decent drop in heat and power, and you really shouldn't see a noticeable drop in hashrate.

Wow I haven't seen a monitor that old in a long time. Talk about re-purposing. Love the use the crates too  

@Lebing
I live in an area that has cheap electricity and very good internet service. Since I am a business owner I get to come and go as I please, so maintaining my operation is easy for me to stay on top of if any problems arise. I can give you realistic projections and will be straight up with you if you are interested, pm me. Thanks

I am fixing to do the same thing DeaDTerra. I just now realized I could upgrade my jalepeno order to a Little Single. I feel like an idiot because I have seen so many posts about it but never thought about doing it myself.

Very well said

I am totally ok with bitcoin in the shadows for 5 or so years to come. I have set goals and I am giving myself 4 years to accomplish them. I am very excited for what the future has in store for us "bitcoiners" in the future. I can't find any friends or acquaintances in my real life who believe in this idea as strongly as I do. I'm glad there are at least some others out there that share same views. I missed out on things like Microsoft and Apple mainly because of my age/immaturity. I do not intend to miss out on the "biggest invention since the internet".

Just when I think I've heard it all...I read through the bitcointalk forum posts.

I was also thinking along those lines. The reason being is because of the age of Bitcoin at that time being almost 10 years old which is usually about the time when new technology advancements tend to take off like crazy. I also think that since the reward will be halving down to 12.5 would ultimately make acquiring bitcoins a lot tougher. Imagine the difficulty and therefore network security in 4 years. Very interesting to think about.

You say you disagree with the timeframe. How many years are you thinking it will take to reach such heights?

We couldn't possibly know yet. Although most of do believe that within 6 months it will take more than 30 GH/s to generate a bitcoin a day. We are just speculating, but it's hard for us not to be realistic about all of the asics hitting consumers.

Back over to Ozcoin, the way I like it