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Has anyone under locked these things? Do they save much power at maybe 160 gh?
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In all seriousness, anyone that starts a new thread at this point to report the "momentous news" that Satoshi has been found is clearly a full-on fucktard. The first page of the main discussion forum is already 80% news about Satoshi -- maybe more. To post the same thing without noticing all the other threads is clear proof that the OP is a fucking idiot.
But he did a search! There were no threads about Satosi being found.  |
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Does Dorion have any documented programming skills?
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I can't believe you retards actually believe this guy is Satoshi..haha why, just because this chick made up a good story and he looks Japanese?
The real Satoshi even came out of hiding to say it wasn't him.
Looks like Leah did a good job, at convincing retarded people.
His writing style is NOTHING like Satoshi's. The real S.N. has a very exacting and clinical writing style. Look at the whitepaper and the announcement. Sure it is possible that he is covering but I doubt it. The real S.N. left almost no clues as to who he was, would he use his real name? |
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I have a small rig, the M board and 3 H cards I am interested in selling. $800 worth of BTC.
Are these v1.2 h-cards or v2.3? 1.2 H cards. The card # 5 is a more recent one. Bank 1 1: 25.899GH/s 2: 0GH/s 3: 0GH/s 4: 0GH/s Bank 2 5: 30.322GH/s 6: 0GH/s 7: 0GH/s 8: 0GH/s Bank 3 9: 26.729GH/s Hmm, $800 is a bit too high for 80 GH. Maybe too high for here, as others have pointed out this stuff sells much higher on ebay. Below a certain point it makes sense just to mine with it. Difficulty increase has slowed and these are quite power efficient. True, but typically it's the noobs that buy on ebay and bitfury gear (especially v1.2 hcards) are not noob friendly at all. They are finicky and sometimes unreliable with often constant maintenance required. Maybe you'd be just better off mining with it until it's "worthless." Having said that, if you have no luck selling it here or on ebay, I'll take it for a little over $400 which is what is required to at least break even in 2 months. Cant do that but will do $190 worth of BTC for each of the H cards. Considering that they do almost as much as a cube overclocked and use much less power should be a good deal. I can re purpose the Rpi. |
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So are many others. You know why
Maybe they know that Gavin told this reporter who Satoshi is? I can tell you that is NOT what happened. Gavin talked to her, and said nothing new, but just regretted even giving her already known facts about S.N. maybe making her job easier. |
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I have the kit with 3 H boards, the Rpi and an M board for sale for $700 or will do the boards each at $190 worth of BTC.
Not overclocked but they can be.
Sold for more money elsewhere.
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I have a small rig, the M board and 3 H cards I am interested in selling. $800 worth of BTC.
Are these v1.2 h-cards or v2.3? 1.2 H cards. The card # 5 is a more recent one. Bank 1 1: 25.899GH/s 2: 0GH/s 3: 0GH/s 4: 0GH/s Bank 2 5: 30.322GH/s 6: 0GH/s 7: 0GH/s 8: 0GH/s Bank 3 9: 26.729GH/s Hmm, $800 is a bit too high for 80 GH. Maybe too high for here, as others have pointed out this stuff sells much higher on ebay. Below a certain point it makes sense just to mine with it. Difficulty increase has slowed and these are quite power efficient. |
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I have a small rig, the M board and 3 H cards I am interested in selling. $800 worth of BTC.
Are these v1.2 h-cards or v2.3? 1.2 H cards. The card # 5 is a more recent one. Bank 1 1: 25.899GH/s 2: 0GH/s 3: 0GH/s 4: 0GH/s Bank 2 5: 30.322GH/s 6: 0GH/s 7: 0GH/s 8: 0GH/s Bank 3 9: 26.729GH/s |
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How come the island is cheaper than the villa? The island is a 20 year rental, $30,000 a year basically. |
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I have a small rig, the M board and 3 H cards I am interested in selling. $800 worth of BTC.
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My first AntMiner came with PCI-E connectors on it, not shown in the setup. So I can just plug in those to a regular supply and not worry about all of this hand wiring? (YES!)
Answered in another thread, nice addition of the PCI-E connectors!
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Would've felt more real if that tip address wasn't left at the end of the post.
And from a guy who is called losercoin. |
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What "appropriate group"? The central bank of Bitcoin? The Central Bitcoin Intelligence Agency?
You have no idea which addresses belong to MtGox. It doesn't strike you as utter contemptible to just start blocking addresses because you think they belong to MtGox? Forget laws, on what ethical or moral authority do you have the right to arrest the wealth on another person?
As I suggested at the beginning of the thread, I would suggest a group of people, reasonably respected in the community, be set up to judge the evidence. To proceed fairly they would have to weigh the evidence for particular addresses. These addresses can always be unlocked if an owner can submit proof of proper ownership by other than Mt. Gox. There are quite a few discussions on the web where the evidence looks reasonably compelling that there are large blocks of bitcoin which previously belonged to Mt. Gox and haven't been spent since. I don't believe it is accurate to qualify this evidence as "no idea". There is another alternative to viewing this as arresting the wealth of anyone. It could be viewed as the miners simply refusing to take part in what they judge to be an unethical transaction. I don't think there is anything wrong with miners deciding they don't want to support what may be a massive fraud or theft.
Ok. No. There is something you can do. Make a client for users and a bitcoind for miners and pools that simply does not processes certain addresses that you are against. Then publicize and distribute that client. If you get 51% of the miners to follow you, you win! It is not a whole lot of code just to ignore the addresses either. Then when someone tries to move those coins, the network will fork. If you have enough on your side the network will re-organize every time a block is mined with those coins and revert back to your fork without those coins moving. |
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I bought a few of the Asicminer 38GHs cubes frmo eBay last year, both have been working well until recently. I moved one of the cubes onto a bench with more airlflow, after an hour I popped back to check on one of my scrypt miners to find a nasty smeel coming from the loft. The nasty smell of burn out components stank out the loft  Thinking the PSU had died I pulled the mains plug and continued fixing the scrypt miner. A few days later I went upstairs with a new PSU to swap out the dead one on the cube. Turns out it wasnt the PSU, it was the cube I thought you may like to see a few images of the charred remains. In places it has burnt completely through the PCB. Believe it or not the blades actually look OK, it seems the heat/damage is isolated to the power connector area. I have not tried the blades from this miner in my only remaining one as I didn't want to risk blowing it up as well. If there is anywhere I can locate a replacement backplane it would be good. If anyone has any ideas on a replacement please let me know. [Mod note: erroneously claimed "bitmain" when these are clearly asicminer boards] Where you overclocking it or running regular clock? |
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Is the assumption here is that millions of people will eventually fall victim to their own negligence, forgetfulness or stupidity?
Or are you trying to get some data on the percentage of bitcoins lost per year.
I can summarize the later in one word. Negligible.
Far less then the amount mined, unless Gox actually lost half a million REAL Bitcoins. |
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Error
Do you have a pop-up blocke active or did you manually change the URL?
Anyone else being logged out with this error message when trying to withdraw BTC? I'm not doing anything different to what I usually do.
Yes. Same error. They now say withdraws temporarily stopped, not sure if it is related. |
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I guess he has never heard of foodler.com |
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