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401  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Alt Club on: May 12, 2013, 06:13:58 AM
"Bitcoin is designed to bring us back to a decentralized currency of the people," says Andresen, a 44-year-old software developer and entrepreneur.
 

And an economist would laugh his fucking ass off.

And we'll be laughing when the dead cat or chicken bounces.
402  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Looking for system integrators for new asic on: May 12, 2013, 03:38:25 AM
"Our currently unnamed bitcoin mining chip taped out last October; we (ab)used spare estate on our 28nm SOI MLM test wafers we were
running at ST Microelectronics. Several successful wafer test runs have been conducted since, and as a result, we currently have a limited
number of functional chips that can be supplied for testing and validation."

You posted no proof whatsoever. Yet another manufacturer without smartphone or camera?

Number of scammers on this forum is staggering.


What you think they're trying to scam technical information from engineers?

Looking forward to this.
403  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Avalon should start mining for the missing batch 1 customers. on: May 12, 2013, 03:26:47 AM
So ... just curious ... 1.5 months later you all do have your batch #1's correct?

... and in case anyone had an uncertainly about why the DHL process is so bad ... Avalon themselves have stated it clearly here:

currently ngzhang's last post in the forum over 5 weeks ago:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=163795.msg1722018#msg1722018
...
why we use such a screwed work flow?

1, save shipment cost.
2, if we go to DHL directly, they didn't accept this device, there is PSU and FANs in it, which is contraband. only these agent can send them out by doing some bribery work. if we tell them we are not satisfied, they simply ask us to deal with DHL ourself instead.

fuck

So they decide to illegally smuggle products out rather than ship without PSU/fan. Great business practices guys!
404  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Avalon Asic chip Mini USB miner [Post if interested] on: May 12, 2013, 03:07:07 AM
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But it's a BTC miner. It can't and won't mine LTC.


I understand it wont mine ltc. What I said was payment. I might end up getting the eruptor miner instead.

Use an exchange maybe?
405  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Official CedarTec Topic - New ASIC [Scam?] on: May 11, 2013, 09:01:51 PM
Indeed, they weren't offering refunds until this was posted;

guys, if your comfortable with it, lets get all the people who got scammed together to file complaints to the appropriate authorities, jurisdictions, police, fbi, etc.  Were going to have to find some of their IP addresses as well or get them subpoena'd  

https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/9110

http://www.econsumer.gov/english/

Act sooner for yourself, rather than later. You can build a list of names later.

It's the only way to put and end to this and shut them down.

Probably live in a country with very unpleasant prisions and are running scared. If you know anyone that's made an order here let em know!
406  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Dreaming about open sourcing an ASIC chip on: May 11, 2013, 08:42:07 PM
Using electricity to warm up things (be it a house or swimming pool) isn't cost effective at all, and this is why it's not being used.
I don't think that we will see mining chips in something we use everyday and with other purposes, because it doesn't make economical sense to put them there.
I don't agree with your "we don't need low-nm chips because we will use the heat for other things" point of view.

I'm not sure where you live, but in the US it is pretty common to use electricity to heat things.  In fact my house is well above outside air temp due to electric heaters as I sit here today.  And my coffee is warm for the same reason.

You are free to disagree of course.  I don't have a crystal ball, so we'll just have to wait and see on this one.

I will say that I just vastly overpaid for a Block Erupter and would do the same for any other devices which had the potential to distribute hashing power widely since I feel that the 'peer2peer' nature of distributed crypto-currency solutions is what gives them their strength.



In everywhere other than the US electric is significantly more expensive. For example - in the UK I pay 15pence per kwh and that's quite cheap here! Electric heating is about 2-3x more expensive than gas or oil.
407  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Official CedarTec Topic - New ASIC [Scam?] on: May 11, 2013, 08:40:23 PM
Wait. So you asked for a refund and they give it back to you even though they've been busted?

Or are you still waiting for the refund?

 Roll Eyes

Yes. They refunded me my 11.1 BTC within 12 hours of asking for it back.

I reckon they're refunding people likely to get pissed about it. Then the ones that don't make a fuss'll loose out.
408  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Off-Topic on: May 11, 2013, 08:21:14 PM
So you want Bkk to perfect his design without sample chips, so you can use his design to make money?

I figured to purchase a lot from you, but now I highly doubt that I will purchase ANYTHING from you.

Good luck with that mentality.

I don't see it as hostility at all.
But ducks rightly are known as ducks, correct?

Terrahash wants Bkk to do the heavy lifting for them.
Their 2 full orders worth of sample chips won't be going to Bkk.
I find that telling.

Why the concern about what a customer thinks?

I am not compelled to turn away silently from what I consider a shitty deal.

Why are you so concerned for their feelings?



You sound angry and confrontational about things that are non issues. If bkk had any problem whatsoever with people using his designs he wouldn't be publishing them on the internet.
409  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Dreaming about open sourcing an ASIC chip on: May 11, 2013, 08:16:56 PM
Using electricity to warm up things (be it a house or swimming pool) isn't cost effective at all, and this is why it's not being used.
I don't think that we will see mining chips in something we use everyday and with other purposes, because it doesn't make economical sense to put them there.
I don't agree with your "we don't need low-nm chips because we will use the heat for other things" point of view.

Nail -> Head
410  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: BFL 6 May 2013 ASIC Update on: May 11, 2013, 08:08:08 PM
+1 I am awaiting version two of Josh with two clown-nose.

Here Wink

411  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Off-Topic on: May 11, 2013, 07:20:21 PM
Q. Are you going to design your own PCBs?
A. No, we will be using BkkCoins' Klondike design. We are already in talks with him for a bulk order. But of course, we are still waiting for specs from Avalon, before he can finish the design.


As it is open source they could quite easily, legally, and technically ethically (developer was the one to make it open) take those plans, commercialise them and sell at 100000% markup without even informing him. Instead they're voluntarily offering to licence em and are in talks. They've got no obligation at all to do this!

Seriously why the hostility?
412  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Dreaming about open sourcing an ASIC chip on: May 11, 2013, 07:16:47 PM

If I wished to give something back to the community, it would not be 'low-nm' mining chips.

I think it would be both cool and effective to have individuals who need heat for one think or another (like a hot water pot or rice cooker) be able to mine and have this class form the backbone of distributed crypto-currency hashing (for those distributed crypto-currencies which use massive hashing as a backing.)

What I would see happening in this case is that people doing mining are not really even thinking much about power.  It is either otherwise wasted, or so small and expense in their personal economics that it is written off.  Large commercial mining operations need to compete against in an areana where they are at a dis-advantage on a major expense.

In that case, it makes more sense to focus on chip packaging designs than on the core fab technology.




You forget that these hot water pots or rice cookers would have to be connected to the internet and contain silicone that is somehow temperature hardened to mitigate electromigration and breakdown of the chips.

Also, the wattage output from processor cores aint gonna have an useful output.

Datacentres maybe, but not on a commercial scale!
413  Other / CPU/GPU Bitcoin mining hardware / Re: AMD earnings drop on: May 11, 2013, 07:04:27 PM



If AMD were working on a 1x PCI-E crypto card then that would be darn cool.

You can say that again!

Thinking about it, even if they started now, they could be using 28nm node and all their top end engineers. If they aint on this then they're being daft.
414  Other / CPU/GPU Bitcoin mining hardware / Re: Help needed exhausting my rigs on: May 11, 2013, 07:02:02 PM
I have my entire computer top and back enclosed with 20 sheets of paper, taped up going to an exhaust pipe which goes to the window. Exhausts at least 80% of the heat, without any fans in the actual tubing.

I want to see a picture!
415  Other / Off-topic / Re: Bitcoin Eurotrip - my dream on: May 11, 2013, 06:58:29 PM
Why you skipping England lol?

If you were to include it I'd advise Eurotunneling your car across, see London, Bath, Bristol then down to Dover where you can get a ferry down onto the west coast of France.
416  Other / Off-topic / Re: Thanks a lot ...KID! on: May 11, 2013, 06:55:38 PM
He banned me again, this time for 7 days, OVER NOTHING!!!  I would love to stomp his throat with my Timberlands... and that's AFTER I knock his ass out!

JAY1337 = PUNK AB!

Maybe PM him about it and ask? Does it really upset you that much not to be able to post in trollbox?
417  Other / CPU/GPU Bitcoin mining hardware / Re: AMD earnings drop on: May 11, 2013, 06:36:43 PM
They have reached the effective "power-limit" of "legal" use within a "home PC". They have no choice now, except to make faster chips that consume less power and dollars. No-one wants to spend $1200 on a single card, or pay $4800 for four, which will cost $5000 a year in power and "extra power-supplies", and air-conditioning, just to use it for playing games. Ok, a few people do.

Tis is something that promises to make tech innovations very interesting in the next few years. I mean my single core i3 1.2GHz is still usable for day to day tasks, my GTS250 can still manage modern games on lower (xboxish) settings).


If AMD were working on a 1x PCI-E crypto card then that would be darn cool.
418  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: One of the bitcoins related sites trying to access my Moneybookers account on: May 11, 2013, 06:25:21 PM
Well, you better use SSL everywhere you can. Also there is a possibility that someone in your local network (if you are in one) just sniffed unencrypted info in your in/out traffic.

Try using this awesome extension: Https Enywhere for Chrome

What he is saying, is that someone took his login details he'd supplied at a mining site, and tired to login to his moneybookers.

Remember that admins for websites may well have access to plaintext versions o the passwords you give them.
419  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: so my electric bill came in on: May 11, 2013, 06:21:22 PM
what are my kilowatt hours, and how would I calculate that?

mainly curious because I have sold off some of that cluster computer already, but plan to buy more hardware factoring in these variables

Ask your electric company!

kwh*usage*24*30=cost
420  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What is the easiest way to sell litecoins? on: May 11, 2013, 05:47:59 PM
1. Sell your LTC for BTC-E in BTC-E, transfer your BTC back to MtGox and withdraw to your bank account.

Has anyone executed a MtGox withdrawal to bank account? Would you care to share your experience with respect to time (how long did you have to wait) and any additional verification steps demanded by MtGox related to your bank account and identity, for example? Thanks.

Every time I have tried, funds leave, confirm email, 2 days later funds are back at gox. Staying crypto for now.
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