Any idea when these boards are back in stock (chips included)?
Thanks!
How about ... now! Aw, I really hope this doesn't end up like BFL where they take on more orders than they can reasonable produce.  No, they are now shown as "out of stock" Maybe you mixed it up with the Hex16B? I see 29 in stock Hex16A2 http://technobit.eu/index.php?id_product=47&controller=product&id_lang=1I dunno if this is a 1 man outfit but I should think they are well on their way to 200 various units this month. Should keep 'em busy for a while, ignoring weekends, it's going to be like 20 a day to build to hit December deadline! I don't think there is anyone else in Europe catering for the sub <$1000 miner. |
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Any idea when these boards are back in stock (chips included)?
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How about ... now! Aw, I really hope this doesn't end up like BFL where they take on more orders than they can reasonable produce. |
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Is there any way for him to retrieve them? Yeah if he remembers where he stored a backup of his wallet.dat  |
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One world government needs a one world currency.  |
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Yeah I never used them and I was mining on Cat 12.10 beta.
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Click fraud is illegal and you may have to do a lot of it to reach the withdraw minimum. If they decide not to pay you, what can you do? Nothing because you'd implicate yourself in a crime. |
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If it bothers you mine Litecoin there are 4x as many 1BTC = 100,000,000 Satoshis 2.1 Quadrillion currency units enough for everyone? |
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But English manufactures are still producing a lot of cars, even if they are branded as Vauxhall, Ford ... !
It's just that Leyland / Rover / all others disappear. The industry stayed and evolved !
Wrong example
LOL wrong example indeed, what British manufacturers? Ford and Vauxhaul are American! Jaguar and Landrover sold to the Indians, Rover & MG sold to the Chinese, Mini, Rolls Royce sold to the Germans, TVR sold to Russians, |
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I always refer to them as $atoshis. I'm a $atoshi Billionaire, it sounds so much grander than, I've got 10 bitcoins! Telling the ladies you're a $Billionaire will make you so much more popular!  Hahaha... |
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I would assume they get sold on an exchange as that is what determines their value. Ain't free markets grand? No central bank plutocrat to decide what your money is worth today! I could have sworn that's what we used to call Communism in the 80's! |
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I would think you might be better spending the money on BTC itself and then hoping it rises I know someone who would have been a $millionaire right now if only he had kept his Bitcoins instead of pre-ordering mining equipment from Butterfly Labs. If you're going to pre-order mining equipment don't use BTC. |
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The most trusted by users is the one with the most volume usually.
This is an un-regulated market, there is no-one to bail you out, should they run off with your money or go bust.
Don't speculate more than you can afford to lose.
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Wish I could get my hands on some! Sell something and say "accepting Bitcoins" that's the easiest way to get them. |
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Mining is a risky, you could invest in that thing, and they don't even make it, or they bring it market late and it's worthless!
Just like in the real world if the price of a commodity is high more mines open to take advantage of it, until supply outstrips demand.
The difficulty follows the number of miners to keep the amount of new bitcoins entering the system to 25 every 10 minutes.
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Chill and watch his video, we're all venture capitalists, for once we were allowed into the game early. Bitcoin 101 Blackboard - Why Bitcoin's Growth is Normal & The S-Curves you don't normally get to see. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHUPPYzzZrI |
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DPI = Dots Per Inch, the scanner resolution. You could try www.localbitcoins.com if it doesn't work out for you. |
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Bitcoin is a deflationary currency, so doesn't need interest rates.
As more dollars are printed they buy you less Bitcoins.
This is because the supply of dollars is increasing faster than the supply of Bitcoins.
Inflation is a currency phenomenon. The more money you create the less it's worth.
My fiat bank account is paying 1% while inflation is running at 11%, in effect they're stealing 10% of the value a year to bail out the banks. Inflation is a stealth tax.
As nobody can print $85bn new Bitcoins a month to keep up with the Fed, the value of Bitcoin rises instead.
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I didn't read all the post so I'll apologise if this has already been said.
The speed of you transaction is based on the fee you include to process it!
In the future businesses that want a faster transaction will have to bid a higher fee that others using the payment network.
This is how the network will fund itself after the coin reward is no longer a factor.
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