Order Placed: Chip amount: 64 Assembly: Fully assembled + Testing Payment amount: BTC5.504 TX ID: Email sent. EDIT: this may show my noobness, is it possible to sign a message on blockchain.info only? I know that you just hit the sign message button insert the info and then a string of characters are generated at the bottom, what do you do from there? This video states you have to go to another site to complete it. How to sign  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=195052.0thanks a bunch, got it now! |
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Order Placed: Chip amount: 64 Assembly: Fully assembled + Testing Payment amount: BTC5.504 TX ID: d4d56fb272f8a98893fc47f940e6d041e53b8375c27b016946f6ee9d4210255e Email sent. EDIT: this may show my noobness, is it possible to sign a message on blockchain.info only? I know that you just hit the sign message button insert the info and then a string of characters are generated at the bottom, what do you do from there? This video states you have to go to another site to complete it. |
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Fully Assembled Unit:
The fully assembled unit, including all necessary hardware, is $133.5, to be paid in BTC. Does this price reflect per 16 chip unit? Or per any amount of chipped unit? You have to have your own chips or have participated in one of the group buys on this thread. That price is only for assembly with YOUR chips. I understand you have to buy the chips now and pay for shipping and assembly later. My question is do I pay $133.5 for each 16 board chip? I.E. If I buy 64 chips and want them all assembled will it cost me $133.5 X 4? Thanks |
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Can i haz my free ripple still?
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Fully Assembled Unit:
The fully assembled unit, including all necessary hardware, is $133.5, to be paid in BTC. Does this price reflect per 16 chip unit? Or per any amount of chipped unit? |
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Farm in CO and grow Hemp and I'm in.
Me too! Or we could just grow marijuana, since that is legal here. Start an IPO and share holders earn profit from the sales of harvested Hemp. Oh now here I'm not sure what you mean. If you are suggesting a bitcoin IPO that is illegal in Colorado and every other state as far as I can tell. Just because it's not money doesn't mean you can avoid the security regulators. Now if you want to wait for the crowd source funding option from the JOBS ACT to kick in I'm all in again. But I can't be involved in any situation where people are publicly asking for bitcoin or cash to start a project unless that asking organization is completely licensed or allowed to ask for that money. * Viceroy done ranting about securities laws and how it's illegal to ask people for money and thinks I' don't care what people think of Obama that he signed the JOBS ACT crowdfunding law in 2012 makes him one and the same as god as far as Viceroy is concerned. Ahh, yea I don't know anything about the financial stuff. So basically there is no legal way to raise capital besides a bank? |
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What do we really know about AMC?
Any sheep who give you money deserve the shearing they will get. But shame on Bitfunder for allowing it.
we know AMC has ordered 7 Avalon boxes and 20,000 Avalon chips. Please man up and take your FUD to a Scam Accusation thread, if you're so sure the facts are on your side. I'm sorry if for some reason you took my OP as an attack or offensive in any way, it was not intended as such.  Knowing he has ordered chips is one thing - knowing more about VMC and how they are sure they can actually deliver is another. |
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Farm in CO and grow Hemp and I'm in. Start an IPO and share holders earn profit from the sales of harvested Hemp. It can be very lucrative. Researchers found that farmers in the state of Colorado alone could see between $220 to $605 in net profits per acre of hemp. Adjusted for inflation using the consumer price index, those 1998 dollars would actually be worth $310 and $854 today, although the study’s authors note that variables in supply and demand for hemp could change that valuation. 95 acres X $310 = $29,450 95 acres X $854 = $81,130 Apparently the average is 3 harvests in a year. Resulting in $88,350 (@ $310/acre) to $243,390 (@ $854/acre) net profit annually. An interesting interview with one of the first Colorado farmers. |
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@chsados
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i never understood how to get a ripple address setup...any help?
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The ISO will be available in 1-2 days, just adding final touches. It is working, I announced it yesterday, as "Bootable offline secure printing OS" or BoffOS!
The delay is because it takes 30 minutes to re-pack the ISO, each time i make a change, so it is very slow trial-error-trial-error process. I want to also add an upgraded wallet printer software, with the ability to move the offset on the page +/- to make it easier to align :-)
Thank you for the feedback.
Anything missing from the "kit"?
Everything counted and delivered ok?
Enough security stickers?
I was worried about damage in transit, but it looks from the photos that they were not damaged at all.
No damage at all and all accounted for! Although, you may want to consider using the cardboard envelope USPS offers. When the mailman put it in my mailbox the package was curved to fit in. But again, no creases or tearing or anything. |
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Why wait till Wed?
I Bid BTC8 (~$1000)
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Mine arrived! Nice work aantonop. And the material is top notch. On a side note, aantonop I emailed you a few days ago about the OS delay. I was wondering if you would consider just uploading the .iso to MEGA as I don't even have a CD drive on my computer  EDIT: I guess the CD really isn't necessary I just need to create my own bootable OS and add the HTML website to it, no?    |
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A new subreddit under a few days old was created. |
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That's what i spent at Best Buy. I'll lower the price. wait, why would you ask higher than what you paid for? I'm not. ASKING
$275 @ MtGox Weighted Avg  This doesn;t even include the tax I paid. |
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However, what you prefer to call it in casual conversation is another discussion. There you have my vote for "millibit", short for "millibitcoin".
naming and pronunciation is one thing but I also think there should be some type of sliding representation of price in marketplaces. say an item in dollars is 5.99 there should be some type of standard sliding denomination that closely reflects this number. so $5.99 would be represented as 5.99XXXX i hope that makes sense. |
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That's what i spent at Best Buy. I'll lower the price. |
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Not a solution to your actual issue, but why not use something like BitMessage? ( https://www.bitmessage.org/) A lot of people on here already have it, it's easy to install/setup for those that don't, and encrypts all the messages. well bitmessage is a client and cannot be implemented into a forum website AFAIK |
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