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741  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: BFL RIP OFF... price up 90%, 50GH/s for 2499$. on: April 04, 2013, 06:25:01 PM
What are they going to do with all those Mini Rigs Boxes with Fans? Refurbish? Devices to cool down all the hot air from Loudmouth Josh Zerlan / BFL?


742  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: BFL RIP OFF... price up 90%, 50GH/s for 2499$. on: April 04, 2013, 06:19:27 PM
Can someone please stop this scammers!

It still says "order now". Should be "pre order now". Or "pre order now - ships in Dezember 2013".



Minirig "out of stock". LOL!!! So many buyers for an empty Box with Fans?  Wink
743  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: [LTC][Pool][PPS]notroll.in PPS Pool 4% | Vardiff | Stratum | US&EU Servers on: April 04, 2013, 06:09:06 PM
When mining with eu.notroll.in I can't see the shares in the web frontend.

Are they counted?

When do they become visible?
I'm aware of the problem, there seems to be a 30 min delay untill they show on the site ... I'm working on it.

4 hours later and they are still not counted. I guess shares from eu.notroll.in are lost  Sad
744  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: [LTC][Pool][PPS]notroll.in PPS Pool 4% | Vardiff | Stratum | US&EU Servers on: April 04, 2013, 04:07:41 PM
When mining with eu.notroll.in I can't see the shares in the web frontend.

Are they counted?

When do they become visible?
745  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Can some one Clear up if a single BFL asic has been shiped or seen working on: April 04, 2013, 02:25:39 PM
I also note the adds on this site

"Advertisement: BFL Single SC - 60 GH/s for $1299.00 - butterflylabs.com"

do nothing to help!!!!



I think it's time for BFL to update their advertising.


746  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: April 3 BFL ASIC update. on: April 04, 2013, 07:46:50 AM
Quote from: BFL_Josh
... if it works out like we are thinking it might, we'd be at ~34 GH/s at less than 150w ...

LOL. That's a meager 0.2 GHash per Watt. Remember, Josh "Loudmouth" Zerlan, when you mocked Avalon because of their high power usage? Now it turns out your ASICS are not better.



747  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: [LTC][Pool][PPS]notroll.in PPS Pool 4% | Vardiff | Stratum | US&EU Servers on: April 04, 2013, 07:05:36 AM
Maybe it's time to switch to a different pool.

(1) Problems with eu.notroll.in: shares not counted  Angry

(2) High invalid count issue seems to be still there. I get lots of error messages in cgminer: "unknown work".

(3) Auto payment does not work.

Nicksasa, when do you think this will be fixed?
748  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: wild and unsubstantiated speculation about BFL's power woes on: April 03, 2013, 10:36:20 PM
The could still use existing boards and chips to make Jallys.  

They already said they probably have to add an external power supply plus heatsink and fan to the Jalapeno.

That means they can throw away lots of existing Jalapeno casings and PCBs. And burnt lots of our pre order money for this "Lessons Learned".
749  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: wild and unsubstantiated speculation about BFL's power woes on: April 03, 2013, 10:31:43 PM
I'm going to make a wild guess here and speculate that they ran all their pre-production SPICE simulations ...

The fact that only recently "discovered" the real power consumption of their ASICS shows that they never had a working prototype up until now.

What were those fuckers supposed to ship in October 2012 (their original shipping date) Huh? They had nothing back then. Literally nothing! Stringing customers along for months ...
750  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Spare a coin for Butterfly Labs (BFL) on: April 03, 2013, 10:21:16 PM
All of those specs would be pretty much in line with what avalon has shown is possible, ...

I remember when Josh "Loudmouth" Zerlan / BFL was mocking Avalon because of their power consumption. And used BFL ASICs superior power consumption as a selling point. That they are much more future-proof and profitable in the long run ra ra ra ... bullshit.

Now as reality catches up with BFL (or vice versa), and their power consumption is almost the same as Avalons, it might be interesting what Josh has to say.

751  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: [LTC][Pool][PPS]notroll.in PPS Pool 4% | Vardiff | Stratum | US&EU Servers on: April 03, 2013, 08:28:02 PM
@Nicksasa:

- Still having problems with eu.notroll.in (shares not counted / not visible on web page). The US server seems to be working, although I have a very high invalid count. Error message: "unknown work" in cgminer.

- Are there problems with your Stratum Vardiff implementation? I always had a very low invalid count (<0.1%) - now it's more like 5%. I am using cgminer 2.11.2

- Also when not using Stratum I can see (on your web interface) diff is fluctuating for my workers. I thought vardiff is only active for Stratum? When connected to http://notroll.in:6332 cgminer says: "connected to ... with stratum ... as user"

- Does the auto payment work again?
752  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Spare a coin for Butterfly Labs (BFL) on: April 03, 2013, 08:09:42 PM
The pictured product is clearly an FPGA Single.

True. Plus there will never be a 60GH/s miner. According to Dave/BFL most probably people that ordered a Single SC (60GH/s) will get multiple Little Single SC (30GH/s ?) because of power consumption / heat problems.

But BFLs Ad is still online. I'd call that malicious deception.
753  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Spare a coin for Butterfly Labs (BFL) on: April 03, 2013, 07:33:21 AM
clue #2
754  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: [LTC][Pool][PPS]notroll.in PPS Pool 4% | Port80 Mining | Stratum | US&EU Servers on: April 03, 2013, 07:32:01 AM
Have been test-mining for a few minutes on eu.notroll.in (Stratum) about 12 hours ago. Still I don't see my shares in on https://notroll.in/

This pool has been great for a long time, but recently has some issues.
755  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Spare a coin for Butterfly Labs (BFL) on: April 03, 2013, 05:56:14 AM
Oh no! It doesn't match the picture!

Big macs don't either. Do people get refunds from mcdonalds?

If you really wanna use that analogy for BFL: People who ordered a Big Mac 10 month ago now get two Chicken Nuggets instead.
756  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Spare a coin for Butterfly Labs (BFL) on: April 02, 2013, 07:15:09 PM
You know that the heatsink in the picture is for their old FPGA Single. The newer SC Singles use a different, slightly larger heatsink.

So they advertise their old FPGA products as ASIC products? I'd call that malicious deception.
757  Bitcoin / Hardware / Spare a coin for Butterfly Labs (BFL) on: April 02, 2013, 06:42:49 PM
Dear Butterfly Labs,

10 month ago you started to take our pre order money. Since 10 month we are waiting for the ASICs that you still advertise all over the Internet:



Will we ever see such a product? 60 GH/s on one single PCB, with this tiny heatsink that you have in your Ad.

I would like to offer my help and give you a quarter so that you can go and purchase a clue.

Here is my first clue. And it's for free: Clue #1 (hint: this is what you do before you go into mass production and produce tons of PCBs, boxes with fans and heatsinks that you can throw away afterwards).

Sincerely,
Frizz
758  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: bfl shipped "delivered"(singular) 2013/3/31 on: April 02, 2013, 06:28:26 PM
Overclocking is not a supported option. Custom enabling of chip cores or speed adjustments are not supported at this time.

I can still remember when Josh "Loudmouth" Zerlan bragged about the superb overclocking capabilities of their ASICS.
BFL = FAIL


Quote
Power affects everything. Jalapeno may have to ship with external power. And possibly air cooling.

LOL.

So they have to get new PCBs, new casings, new heatsinks, new fans for all of their products - but want to ship next week? How's that supposed to happen???



759  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: BFL Ships their First ASIC on: April 01, 2013, 11:23:38 PM
760  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: BFL Ships their First ASIC on: April 01, 2013, 09:32:03 PM
BFL_Josh (Shoutbox): BFL_Josh (Shoutbox) - Ok folks, Luke is the proud owner of the first BFL Little Single ASIC  off the line as of about an hour and a half ago.  Since he's a paying  customer and also a miner  developer, we've shipped him the first Little Single ...


Quote
[23:42] <a_meteorite> Luke-Jr: that's the Little SC I'm assuming
[23:42] <Luke-Jr> a_meteorite: it's a defective board because I was impatient.
[23:43] <a_meteorite> that would explain the HW errors
[23:44] <a_meteorite> did you go to BFL HQ or was it shipped? assuming you can reveal that..
[23:44] <a_meteorite> I think you did go there at one point but I didn't think you stayed/went back
[23:44] <a_meteorite> that was like... 2 weeks ago
[23:49] <jzk> At this point I'm not sure he can even reveal his own existence
[23:54] <Luke-Jr> a_meteorite: I've physically touched it, but I've left it at BFL for the time being.

You can't claim on one hand that an item was shipped, and the on the other hand claim you left it at BFL.
~Bruno K~



Luke-Jr: has posted pictures of his BFL ASICs.


http://regex.info/exif.cgi?imgurl=https%3A%2F%2Fforums.butterflylabs.com%2Fattachment.php%3Fattachmentid%3D755%26amp%3Bd%3D1364793240

Basic Image Information
Artist:   Josh
Date:   March 31, 2013   11:53:12PM (timezone not specified)
(34 minutes, 29 seconds ago, assuming image timezone of US Pacific)
File:   680 × 895 JPEG
114,188 bytes (0.11 megabytes)     Image compression: 94%

Summarized:
(1) Item was not shipped
(2) Josh made the pictures

April Fools' joke? Or just the usual lies from BFL/Josh ...?
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