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461  Economy / Marketplace / Re: GLBSE down? on: February 11, 2012, 12:33:10 AM
DNS issues ? 
462  Economy / Marketplace / Re: GLBSE down? on: February 08, 2012, 08:22:46 PM
I get a error that says "Users account does not exist, try a different public_id" and this is making me worried, is anyone else having the same problem?

//DeaDTerra

same here.  it's happened before, i wouldn't worry too much.
463  Economy / Speculation / Re: bitscalper anyone use this ? on: February 07, 2012, 09:31:19 PM
Made a withdrawal request approx 24 hrs ago.. nothing.  Only 22 BTC, but where is it?

 
464  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: [FS] Torrent Invites {PtP, What.cd, Awesome-HD, TvTorrents} on: February 06, 2012, 06:06:09 PM
OP is legit.
465  Economy / Securities / Re: [GLBSE] Blockminers.com - GLBSE: BMMO on: February 05, 2012, 05:17:08 PM
good work, time to move forward
what's new with BMPO?

The pool ops are kind of on the back burner at the moment.
466  Economy / Securities / Re: [GLBSE] Blockminers.com - GLBSE: BMMO on: February 05, 2012, 05:14:39 PM
Dividends paid!   .0054 per share gross,  minus our .0015 fee, .0039 BTC net per share paid to shareholders!
467  Economy / Securities / Re: [GLBSE] LIF.A, LIF.B, LIF.CX, and LIF.M on: February 01, 2012, 01:58:23 AM


Shareholders could appoint a liquidator(who could I would give power to do the above). But as was mentioned, there doesn't seem to be anything there of any worth. Has anyone calculated the current value of the remaining portfolio?

Nefario

There is 60 BTC of bonds there that are not yet redeemable, if they aren't a scam that is. 

What I was about to say before my computer froze up on me. I emailed the issuer back when they listed because I wanted more info before I invested. I never got a response, so I wasn't confident enough to buy. The February bonds mature on Feb 8, so we'll know soon.

The other issue for a liquidator is knowing which stock belongs to which fund. It looks like Peter was running all the funds out of the one account, so without financial statements we don't know what belongs where.

LIF.B was defunct before all this and the holdings do not apply to LIF.M or LIF.CX so, they are all LIF.A I would imagine.
468  Economy / Securities / Re: [GLBSE] LIF.A, LIF.B, LIF.CX, and LIF.M on: February 01, 2012, 12:13:41 AM


Shareholders could appoint a liquidator(who could I would give power to do the above). But as was mentioned, there doesn't seem to be anything there of any worth. Has anyone calculated the current value of the remaining portfolio?

Nefario

There is 60 BTC of bonds there that are not yet redeemable, if they aren't a scam that is. 
469  Economy / Goods / Re: [WTB] PCIe extenders on: January 31, 2012, 01:11:12 AM
http://www.wtcr.ca/catalog/cables-and-adapters/pcie-extender-cables
470  Economy / Securities / Re: [GLBSE] Blockminers.com - GLBSE: BMMO on: January 29, 2012, 06:32:59 PM
Dividends paid!   .0055 per share gross,  minus our .0015 fee, .0040 BTC net per share paid to shareholders!
471  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Looking for a good site/vendor to sell my BTC for CAD cash. on: January 28, 2012, 06:48:48 PM
Does any one have a trusted list of sites/vendors, that you exchange your BTC to CAD funds?

Thank you

cavirtex
472  Economy / Securities / Re: [GLBSE] LIF.A, LIF.B, LIF.CX, and LIF.M on: January 28, 2012, 05:48:06 PM
I would like to thank Peter for fulfilling his obligations while winding up his company. I think he was a valuable part of the GLBSE community.

He didn't really fulfil much, he just paid a dividend equal to the amount he was offering for his shares.  Which is roughly 15% of what they were the day before he made the announcement, a number alot of us were refusing to take.  I BOUGHT some of these shares THAT DAY at 5x as much as he just gave us, due to open orders I had at the time of the announcement.   LIF.CX was trading at .5 BTC, a price the fund had set itself artificially and he was paying dividends up until 2 weeks before this crap, suggesting he still had the whole .5 in the coffers, an estimated 1500BTC or so.  Now the LIF.A, he claims he got scammed, fine, I don't fully believe it, but it is more believable than LIF.CX, what happened to the that?  Zhotuonged?   He still won't give us more than 1 line answers that are 85% bullshit.  I just got back a whole ~25 BTC from his dividend payment, face value of my shares was ~180 BTC, 85% loss?  The last released financials showed ALL funds in a PROFITABLE position, 30 days passes and everything is down 85%, and Peter just says "duurrrr sorrry guys, have a few pennies". 

Peter - you should make some more dividend payments ASAP, and if you really can't, and the money is all gone, you NEED to tell your shareholders what the fuck happened with some numbers to chew on, instead of this BULLSHIT stance you are taking with us. 
   
473  Economy / Securities / Re: [GLBSE] LIF.A, LIF.B, LIF.CX, and LIF.M on: January 26, 2012, 11:35:57 PM
Hmmm. LIF.CX deleted. So now there's no way to get even 0.075 BTC for my 50 shares. :-(

I just went to go check but glbse seems to not be responding properly..  Won't load my portfolio, but from the sounds of it i'd be in the same boat.  I didn't sell any of my shares for that crap, I think i'd rather take a full loss than justify Peter's actions by selling the shares back to him at that price.  Eitherway though, I guess it is a moot point because he flew the coop anyways by the looks of it.  Ugh.
474  Economy / Goods / Re: [WTS] Network enabled temperature logger on: January 25, 2012, 09:46:41 PM
I have a well tested hardware project that can display temperature and other analogue/digital sensors on a embedded website, and also send them as a GET request every minute.

I call it Stokerbot, since it was originally meant for monitoring Stoker furnace, today it is used for many different things like server rooms, pools, farms, solar heat, etc.

These boards are just what you need to monitor your mining rig/door/window/pool/etc Smiley


I have 2 models, S3S and S3XS.

Features that they share are.
Atmega1284P 40pin DIP based
3x1-wire bus with 9/10 3pin plugs for plug'n'play with cheap DS18B20 probes (ebay etc).
Reverse polarity protected.
4 analoge pins
4 digital pins
Network bootloader
ISP plug
TTL serial plug 6pin straight
Onboard SystemID (DS2401) and temperature (DS18B20)
Uses ENC28J60 for network.


Features that set them aside

Stokerbot S3S.
5V logic and inputs, runs off 9-12Vdc
9 temperature connectors
1 LCD connector for serial LCD backpack (LCD Logic)
2 expansion ports with 8pins and 2 power pins each (I2C, etc, not all unused).
2x3 screw terminals for 1-wire besides the 9 connectors

Stokerbot S3XS.
3V3 logic and inputs, runs off 6-9Vdc
10 temperature sensors
2 onboard LEDs connected to 2 of the digital outputs, red/green.


Both boards are based on tuxgraphics code(http://tuxgraphics.org/electronics/), which is opensource GPL.



Prices including shipping worldwide
Inside EU : S3S:109USD S3XS:69USD
Outside EU/EU business : S3S:89USD S3XS:55USD
Price converted to BTC at time of order, using mt. gox last

S3S


S3XS


They can both be used with http://stokerlog.dk, however the site is only in Danish for now.


SMD is reflow soldered in DIY oven, PTH is hand soldered with temperature controlled iron.
Both processes and all components are RoHS.
Supply is not endless, I currently have a few of each model in stock.

Feel free to ask/comment/etc Smiley


Could this report humidity too out of the box with the right probe?
475  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: GLBSE 2.0 open for testing on: January 25, 2012, 08:09:33 PM
Hi Nefario - Sign up page seems to be borked today / since the db reset.. 
476  Economy / Securities / Re: [GLBSE] LIF.A, LIF.B, LIF.CX, and LIF.M on: January 24, 2012, 01:26:58 AM
Sad

at least i got my 4 btc from him.

Yep.  Peter gave you face value and the rest of us squat though.  Still waiting for my orders to be filled Peter.
477  Economy / Securities / Re: [GLBSE] LIF.A, LIF.B, LIF.CX, and LIF.M on: January 23, 2012, 10:55:48 PM
hey! y u hijacking this thread?   Angry

we need to whine about our losses and rant against Peter some more.

Yeah we do.  We should move the convo elsewhere about glbse ui.. Tongue
478  Economy / Securities / Re: [GLBSE] LIF.A, LIF.B, LIF.CX, and LIF.M on: January 23, 2012, 06:17:34 PM
No offense Nefario, I hope the interface gets better than what the beta is showing..

This is very little improvement than the Ascii like interface of GLBSE Ver1

Unfortunately I have to agree..  I mean the ratings and verification part is cool, but that is just a little added functionality..  UI is not so good.  Webclient is actually better.
479  Other / CPU/GPU Bitcoin mining hardware / Re: 7970 vs 5970 power consumption on: January 23, 2012, 05:44:28 PM
I already posted a comparison in another thread, but FWIW here it is again:

Single 7970: Roadhog2k5's results
System Idle: 270 watts
System Mining: 388 watts
Mining: 925/150mhz,  865mv, 118 watts
550 MH/s (4.66 MH/watt for the card)

Single 5970: My results
System Idle: 138 watts
System Mining: 235 watts
Card Mining: 605/166mhz, 900mv, 97 watts
550 MH/s (5.67 MH/watt for the card)

Of course this is two different systems so the baseline System Idle numbers are different.  Theoretically it shouldn't really matter what the idle baseline numbers are, but it would be nice to see a true back-to-back comparison on the same mining box.

I don't have any myself but I understand they are in the 200-300 range..
What are your settings on that 5970?  How is the world is a dual GPU card only pulling 97 watts?  That seems insane......

Crazy undervolt.  Kinda interesting, the cores are down at 0.9v

What would one expect a 5970 to draw at stock settings?  I only ask because I have 12 mining away currently. 
480  Other / CPU/GPU Bitcoin mining hardware / Re: 7970 vs 5970 power consumption on: January 23, 2012, 04:57:04 PM
I already posted a comparison in another thread, but FWIW here it is again:

Single 7970: Roadhog2k5's results
System Idle: 270 watts
System Mining: 388 watts
Mining: 925/150mhz,  865mv, 118 watts
550 MH/s (4.66 MH/watt for the card)

Single 5970: My results
System Idle: 138 watts
System Mining: 235 watts
Card Mining: 605/166mhz, 900mv, 97 watts
550 MH/s (5.67 MH/watt for the card)

Of course this is two different systems so the baseline System Idle numbers are different.  Theoretically it shouldn't really matter what the idle baseline numbers are, but it would be nice to see a true back-to-back comparison on the same mining box.

What are your settings on that 5970?  How is the world is a dual GPU card only pulling 97 watts?  That seems insane......

Crazy undervolt.  Kinda interesting, the cores are down at 0.9v
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