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Are there any binary downloads for this?
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De har svart på om skatteetaten har retten på sin side når de hevder at bitcoin er momspålagt, men har de svart på det om måter å unngå dette på, f.eks. å gå via utenlandske tjenester? Var ikke dette en del av bestillingen?
Bump, lurer fortsatt på dette. |
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The high-end models are now back in stock
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What is up with eligius not including as many transactions in its block as it can? The bitcoin network is under huge load these days, and almost all blocks are pushed to the edge of the size limit. Except eligius's, most blocks are only a fraction of the max size: https://blockchain.info/blocks/Eligius |
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One month left of the sale!
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De har svart på om skatteetaten har retten på sin side når de hevder at bitcoin er momspålagt, men har de svart på det om måter å unngå dette på, f.eks. å gå via utenlandske tjenester? Var ikke dette en del av bestillingen?
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Aluminium cans? Frankly I don't know, I haven't tried. Might be hard because of the high reflectivity in metal, the light won't "stick" and heat properly.
Might mention it's highly not recommended to shine a high powered laser into something that reflects. If these are the burning kind of lasers it could serious hurt your eyes or others. What have you tested the with or tested it to do? Oh yes that's definitely true. When burning one should always be wearing safety goggles anyway. The most powerful models can burn through most thin material except very resistant stuff like metal or stone. For example paper, cardboard, plastic, rubber, textile, wood etc. There are plenty of laser burning videos on youtube, where people demonstrate what laser of different power ranges can do. will they come trough duty in germany?
Yes, I've had plenty of customers from Germany without problems. I want the strongest can we do it through PM? Sure, just send me a PM if you want to order. I posted some more detail on the options here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=76667.msg11540997#msg11540997 |
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I want to buy the most powerful you have but I have a question. Say up close you can burn a piece of paper. How far away can you go and still be able to burn the paper?
It is a hard question to answer because it depends on a lot of variables, like what you mean by burning the paper. Set it aflame? Not very far unless you have an external focusing device like a beam expander, maybe 2-3 meters with good focus. Simple things like pop balloons it can do from tens of meters away. The most powerful laser I have on the site is a 2800mW blue one. But for one customer in the past I made a custom ~5000mW blue laser in a custom rectangular 3D printed encasing. If you want the absolute highest power, I can make one for you too, but it's pretty expensive, it would be $399 + shipping. |
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Aluminium cans? Frankly I don't know, I haven't tried. Might be hard because of the high reflectivity in metal, the light won't "stick" and heat properly.
Might mention it's highly not recommended to shine a high powered laser into something that reflects. If these are the burning kind of lasers it could serious hurt your eyes or others. What have you tested the with or tested it to do? Oh yes that's definitely true. When burning one should always be wearing safety goggles anyway. The most powerful models can burn through most thin material except very resistant stuff like metal or stone. For example paper, cardboard, plastic, rubber, textile, wood etc. There are plenty of laser burning videos on youtube, where people demonstrate what laser of different power ranges can do. will they come trough duty in germany?
Yes, I've had plenty of customers from Germany without problems. |
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Aluminium cans? Frankly I don't know, I haven't tried. Might be hard because of the high reflectivity in metal, the light won't "stick" and heat properly.
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Anyone have experience asking spondoolies to ship the miner from their USA datacenter? It's been 10 days since I paid for the shipping and the miner is still in their hands, and plugged out. That's $120 out the window. Unacceptable tardiness.
Still nothing, this is ridiculous. 17 days since the miner should have been shipped, and no reply from support after three enquiries. Are spondoolies mining with my unit? At what point can I demand compensation for the downtime? There's a mis-communication between Titan, DHL, and ourselves which we hope to resolve today. We will continue to update you. Well? Still no updates.. |
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Anyone have experience asking spondoolies to ship the miner from their USA datacenter? It's been 10 days since I paid for the shipping and the miner is still in their hands, and plugged out. That's $120 out the window. Unacceptable tardiness.
Still nothing, this is ridiculous. 17 days since the miner should have been shipped, and no reply from support after three enquiries. Are spondoolies mining with my unit? At what point can I demand compensation for the downtime? |
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Anyone have experience asking spondoolies to ship the miner from their USA datacenter? It's been 10 days since I paid for the shipping and the miner is still in their hands, and plugged out. That's $120 out the window. Unacceptable tardiness.
I remember back in the USB miner days, one guy I bought a Block Erupter from offered to mine using your pool info until your miner arrived. I thought that was quite reasonable offer, and a real inducement to buy from him rather than somebody else. You think you clear $12/day with an SP20 in profit? I am surprised by that. Don't know why you assumed it was a SP20. It's a SP30 @ 4.7 Thps. And it's revenue, not net profit, but I might have to pay for the dead time anyway because the original deal with the new hosting center was from the start of april, so that would make it a sheer loss. Maybe Easter had something to do with this, but still, that's only three working days off, they still have had plenty of time. |
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Anyone have experience asking spondoolies to ship the miner from their USA datacenter? It's been 10 days since I paid for the shipping and the miner is still in their hands, and plugged out. That's $120 out the window. Unacceptable tardiness.
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Ser at Deloitte selv har skrevet høringsvar, uten at de nevner bitcoin eller lignende problemstillinger så vidt jeg ser. Faktisk ser det ut som om de foreslår utvidelse av momsloven til å dekke enda mer. Litt interessant
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