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Very interesting that they extended this invitation. Keep us posted. Congrats.
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Have the following:
Cisco 2600 Router
Cisco Catalyst 3500 Switch (48 port)
Cisco Catalyst 3560 PoE Switch (48 port)
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Sorry but the answer is no. What is impressive is their marketing effort.
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Sort of interested in the Jacket. Where is it shipping from and how can I know it is authentic?
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Photos of the 'office' of the first apple computer co:  Just sayin'  And would you of invested in this garage operation in 1983?  ? Just Sayin. |
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There are many scammers. It is quite easy to figure out when someone is trying to scam. If a seller will not setup a deal in a manner where "both" parties are protected, then usually it is a scam.
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Wrong category. Please do not spam the "goods" marketplace. Thanks.
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I have 3 Power Nines (Blues) along with a binder of stuff. I did finally make a list if you are interested. PM me if you are interested.
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I have 3 of the set.
Beta: Timetwister & Ancestral Recall
Unlimited: Timewalk
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which is to be commended
I haven't seen anything to commend except their business savvy: Hashrate on their service is >2x more expensive than actually buying the hardware— more like 10x the price of stuff still in pre-order, and will never make a profit at those prices according to the calculator on their site. By doing so they centralize mining and create a moral hazard with apparent results like the one's we've seen here. These are valid points. This reminds me of a recent Bloomberg story about all the fines JP Morgan paid tied to all the scandals they are involved with. The guest said, " all that matters is their balance-sheet". Basically he was giving cover to all their illegal actions because in the end, they found a way to profit from it while only paying $20 billion~ fines, like committing fraud is just a cost of doing business. That type of greedy criminal attitude is one of largest threats to Bitcoin. |
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If I understand the CEX.IO website correctly, it's a place where you can temporarily buy mining power that runs onto your own node? We've seen one of those before, didn't we?
I am curious who is stupid enough to rent their hardware out to random strangers over the internet and whether they understand what the point of mining actually is.
An interesting and historic milestone! I think this would be the first time we've seen miners profitably double-spend against merchants. If ghash.io was selling their hashpower to a criminal (and defrauding merchants is a crime regardless of the exact technique you're using), then that suggests we should be formally discouraging miners from using that pool.
well it is a private operation with private hardware, miners cant do anything about it, this is the time when miners have to start thinking about using p2pool. SHAME and TRUST are powerful tools. There is much that can be done. I am researching this now. As a precaution, I have informed all our hosting clients that requested Ghash.io as their pool are now being moved off the service until we get clear data on if the pool or customers in the pool are working in a counter-productive manner to Bitcoin mining. |
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BTC40 is outside of a reasonable expectation for performance of this unit.
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Ill post pictures, and if it doesn't sell, no skin off my back. In person pickup is available as well.
Thanks for your input.
People who don't ship first with trusted members or refuse escrow are scammers almost 100% of the time. Either respect our customs or go away. We need more trades and less scams. |
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Technically, anything over 16 amps (on a 20 amp breaker) or 80% of the breaker's rating is considered an overloaded circuit. You should try to keep under this threshold for your own safety.
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Price? I don't know why people don't post the price. Thanks, interested.
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I recently purchased 3 of the 'Power Nine' is great condition for a great value on here. Now I wonder what he found -D |
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Just FYI he quoted me an asking price of 250BTC.
Yeah, no thanks, I can buy that new for way less. |
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Bitcoin wallet and platform Coinbase has received a large infusion of cash from well-known venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz. Coinbase today announced a $25 million series B funding round led by Andreessen, with participation from existing investors Union Square Ventures and Ribbit Capital. Andreessen Horowitz's Chris Dixon and Union Square Ventures' Fred Wilson will join the Coinbase board, while Gavin Andresen is now a Coinbase advisor. In a blog post, Coinbase said the investment is the largest for a bitcoin operation to date, bringing its total funding to $31 million. http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2428278,00.asp |
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Thanks. I thought it was significant being that CNBC is basically establishment. |
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