"BFL exec Sonny Vleisides informs me that customers still waiting for 65nm ASICs will likely be allowed to switch queues for the newer product. Also, since the 65nm chip is out of the R&D phase and it will be some time before the new 28nm chip enters the assembly and shipping phase it seems unlikely that this new product will have a meaningful effect on the old." http://codinginmysleep.com/bfl-introduces-28nm-asic-and-its-a-pcie-card/ |
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PCI is just perfect (from the average joe with some mobo to datacenter guys with cabinet)
No more exotic stuff.
How is a USB connection "exotic stuff"? |
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The page says: Tape out August 2013
November/December delivery
Tape out for their "old" ASICS was supposed to be September 2012, with October 2012 delivery. It's August 2013 now and people that ordered a Single SC late June 2012 are still waiting. Why would anyone trust BFL ever again? |
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I guess BFL was told to stop using PayPal to snare new investors!
Or maybe PayPal does not like to be called "fucking PayPal".  |
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The HashFast store is live and we have roughly 300 Baby Jets left. We have attempted to reach everyone that initiated a purchase previously. If you would like to complete a purchase or speak with a customer service representative, please call us at (800) 609-3445, or email us at sales@hashfast.com. John HashFast.com What's up with your Marketing & Sales guy? Looks like Josh 2.0  Hope he's not the same asshole.  https://hashfast.com/team/ |
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Quote: "New York's top banking regulator has issued subpoenas to roughly two dozen companies associated with bitcoin as part of a wide-ranging inquiry into the business practices of the fledgling virtual-currency industry, according to people familiar with the matter. The subpoenas, from the New York Department of Financial Services, seek information on a range of topics, including antimoney-laundering programs, consumer-protection measures and investment strategies, according to the people. ... The department, led by Benjamin Lawsky, also plans on Monday to issue a memo expressing concern that virtual-currency companies aren't complying with the state's money-transmission laws. ..." Read the full article here: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887323585604579006880143449754.htmlThou shalt have no other gods before me! |
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Good advice, I hope PayPal dumps them eventually. BFL is probably more trouble than it's worth for them.
As it seems BFL is not happy with Paypal ("... fuck PayPal ..."). |
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Does everyone have to wait the 100 days it takes BFL to get a new chip order in?
Yup..... We are ~40-45 days into the 90 days every unit will be shipped from the queue... BTW i stated that i would east my ball sack if they did ship EVERY unit in that time period I think my ball sack is pretty safe at this point Your ball sack is safe anyway. In the Bitcoin Universe no one has to keep word. Josh didn't commit Seppuku when BFL failed to deliver before April 2013. BFL didn't donate to charity when they failed their 1GHash/Watt promise. Wild Wild West. Full of them cowboys. |
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So tell me new users: what are your reasons? who is paying you?  The Illuminati and Goldman Sachs is paying us. We are also responsible for the Gold price crash. Seriously dude! Bitcointalk is actually losing members. So what are you talking about? Bitcoin was a bubble in April 2013 and now the bubble is deflating. Nothing to worry about. It's quite healthy for Bitcoin to go back to the $10-$20 range. |
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Directors are listed under "Parties" in the link you provided. They are probably the sole owners.
President / Director CHRIS VLEISIDES 2507 JEFFERSON KANSAS CITY, MO 64108
2507 JEFFERSON KANSAS CITY, MO 64108 looks like this here  (the door plate indeed says "Chris Vleisides")  |
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Throw in all your money to push Bitcoin over the $100 bar again.
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The problem would be mining. You can't create USD out if thin air.
He can:  |
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And I'm going to predict that miners will figure this out within a few days to a week and the price of PPC will surpass $0.50.
Look at the difficulty, with PPC the higher the difficulty the more scarce the coin. PPC unlike Bitcoin does not rely on halving but on Moore's law. This means ASICs actually will make PPC supply very scarce. On top of that Proof of Stake will make it even more scarce than it ordinarily could be.
Two suggestions: Buy PPC. Mine PPC.
Throw your ASICs at PPC because it's more profitable to mine than BTC.
Buy PPC right before you do it of course.
Seriously dude! Go to btc-e trollbox to pump your coin. I am pretty sure people around here are aware of coinchoose.com, coinwarz.com, etc. But are you? |
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To anyone who might be misled by this post, those photos are not of a 500 GH/s BFL MiniRig.
- The first couple photos are of an early dev unit built with only a few boards and no control module.
- The second group of photos are of an FPGA mini rig prototype from 2011.
Can you please post real pics of the inner workings of your MiniRig? The only photo of its (non existing) inner workings is this here:  |
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Says man with blue d-bag as an avatar (literally).
Speaking of avatars: Michael Douglas? Seriously? Are you gay? No. I am just a fucking winner!  Nice (again gay) photo. By the way: Gold dropped from 1800$ to 1200$ during the last 6 month ... Same will happen to your Bitcoins. |
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You may want to sell enough to get your initial money back -- it really made me feel a lot better  I am pretty sure Gordonium bought his first Bitcoins shortly after he registered on Bitcointalk. So in April 2013. Probably at 250$. Explains his butthurt  |
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