dun dun dun..... bitcointalk.org. Whaddya know, theymos is an FBI agent!

j/k

I actually know a person who works for Intel who is developing this.  You would all shit your pants if you knew who he was in this community and you probably wouldn't believe me.

He says this is going to get about 2.4 Ghash range (they are still testing it) and it was supposed to cost about 1000 dollars but maybe they want to compete with asic and offer cheaper prices?  But again, this card isn't really for Bitcoin, so who knows.

Estimates for the 1TH SC MR are @ 750W. He's asking about the 40GH SC Single.

Does anyone know about the forecast power consumption of the BitForce SC 40 GH/s ? I could not find it on the BFL web site ..

Better be careful accusing him of scamming. Where he comes from people don't put up with that and he'll totally kick your ass when he finds you.

The truth right there. There is no secret society or aliens controlling everything, it's just us brothers and sisters.

Andre's opened a new business.  He's now "CEO" at Progressive Security Services Pty Ltd.

Here's the ASIC details.

https://connectonline.asic.gov.au/RegistrySearch/faces/adf.task-flow?adf.tfId=panelSearch&adf.tfDoc=/taskflows/panelSearch.xml&searchText=progressive%20security%20services&searchType=OrgAndBusNm

Note that the company was registered before the deregistration of High Net Worth Property Pty Ltd and before the collapse of WBX.  Andre is a director of the new company.

http://www.mysecurity.com.au/company/Progressive%20Security%20Services%20PTY%20LTD/609.html



For those wanting to serve legal papers, the business address is helpfully listed in the White Pages.

Mobile Service
208 Herses Rd
Eagleby QLD 4207

It's a residential property which was bought for $235,000 on 15/08/2011.  I'll see if I can track down who the buyers were.

It goes without saying that if Andre has taken the route of personal insolvency in order to become judgement-proof in respect of WBX, then he is prohibited from acting as a director of a company while bankrupt.

The company is offering on-line security certification, among other things.

More info here.

http://an6102.wix.com/progressivesecurity#!about

Some Google bombing might be in order here in order to make potential customers of the new business aware of Andre's track record.

So, you don't want to DDOS him anymore? 

(sorry, couldn't resist)

Ok guys I have a problem.

I have a significant amount of coins in my wallet. The problem is it seems to be bugged.

When ever I try to create a new receiving address or send a transaction the app crashes.

Today I  installed Litecoin on my other computer, got my wallet from my original pc and let it catch up but the same thing is happening. Whenever I try to do something other then receiving coins the whole app crashes.

Is there anything else I can try? 

Aren't your parents still paying for the electricity?

How about this for a conspiracy theory -

Members of BFL worked in R&D for crypto chips used by NSA for cracking.  After Gavin's talk at the CIA, a plan was devised to secretly build an ASIC mining cluster that could take over the network, just in case bitcoin ever became a viable competitor to the fiat currencies of the world as they slowly crumbled.  BFL was set up as a front company and the vanilla sha256 bitstreams and chip designs they had already developed were modified for bitcoin mining.  The FPGA chips from an outdated NSA cracking cluster were re-purposed for the initial BFL singles and the serial numbers were removed to reduce the chance that they could ever be linked back to the government contract in which they were purchased.  The existing ASIC fabs were redesigned for the "SC" and a slew of moles posing as miners and bitcoin businesses orchestrated a plan to project the illusion of a large market of miners who trusted BFL and received their products as promised.  This was done to lure any potentially serious investors away from competing ASIC efforts and into their honeypot, thereby allowing them to dominate the entire market.  This included fabricated botnet stories to cover for the incremental ramp-up of the NSA hashing cluster, which actually already controls over %60 of the hashrate while running only a small fraction of total capacity.  Now the US government has a bitcoin "takeover switch" that they can turn on at any time to control all transactions in the network.  Nobody will question BFLs questionable business practices because they have a govt. contract.  They will slowly sell a trickle of ASICs to the public to recoup some of the redevelopment costs and all the ex-TIA guys in the back room at the pentagon get a fat raise and a retirement gift cigar from Howard Schmidt.

I can't call the police!  No crime has happened to me (yet).

If you are so willing to cooperate - why don't you take 10 seconds and call them yourself?

The whole forum is wondering that - WHY?

i agree with getting the ball rolling.

has any class action suits started yet?

Because I don't want to get emails about forum posts. I want to know about new posts when I'm reading the forum.

I'm not much of a subber myself, I have the opposite problem - often I innocently post in a thread, and then when it grows to 200 pages my watchlist keeps getting hammered with threads I'm not interested in anymore. That's why I'm using this account when I foresee a problem.