I believe them naming their miners Mars and Jupiter was a grave mistake concerning... https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=185565.0

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Even with the above aside, from a marketing standpoint they would have better served themselves by opting for Zefram and Vulcan, respectively, the latter since we're talking logic processors here.

To be fair, I'll consider the dev units may not need them, albeit possibly a grey area in the eyes of the FCC, but nevertheless.

But as soon as one regular customer shows similar images of their unit sans labels, I'll make contact with the FCC and show the best proof possible that I did such.

Surely, you're not competing with McFiat?

I'm serious about wanting the backstory to this Roger Ver thread, safely assuming there is one.

Thanks, in advance.

At least they'll have an awesome logo.

I don't understand why they waited till the crowd was so much thinner to place their bombs when they could have done so much more damage.

Backstory, please! Links?

What good is bringing up a geostamp/EXIF when Sonny Vleisides' epic photo with his cousin's wife and nephew passing them off as his wife and son at his uncle's house does nothing but produce more orders for BFL when we post of such events?

FTFY

Code for: There has been so many refunds via PayPal, they have limited us.

I read a few of the replies to Jody's post and took note that earlier orders were place via Bitcoin via BitPay. How is that PayPal orders get process first?

They seem to have a myriad of clusterfucks all going on at the same time, and I wouldn't be surprised if they forget to place the UL, FCC and CE labels on any of the outgoing units due to be overwhelmed with all the chaos, notwithstanding the MineCraft tournament coming up and the cancellation of the Kansas City Airshow.

Yes, but most of the time I purchase only the wood from my pickers.

In re. mining: I guess it is fairly straightforward, but I'm under the impression that the hardware running the mines would need a watchful eye on everything, thus time is more of an issue than anything else I guess. Electricity cost, place to mine, and having enough power for a farm are not issues where I'm located.

Case in point, I could easily rent a trailer with all utilities paid at a campsite for only $300 per month, and they wouldn't have a clue as to why there's a small spike in their overall electric bill, even if they cared, considering there's over 100 trailers there.. I thought about setting up my younger brother in such a setup, but opted to just amass bitcoins and store them securely at InstaWallet. In theory, it worked out pretty well until April Fool's Day, that is. But come after July 1, all will be well as promised, just like all the other hacks that worked out.  

Enough of the asides, with apologies.

How is it that two guys who claim on their LinkedIn pages they work for Kennemar & Cole AB, yet none of the following websites were live on the internet according to archive.org, of which just recently started indexing pages within days oppose to earlier it took approximately six months for sites to show up?: magnussoncoleit.com; magnussoncoleit.se; kennemarandcole.com; kennemarandcole.se; kandc.se. Check it out yourself on archive.org and see that the only pages archived are for April of this year, yet this was their major business concern.

Also, you'll see that they're all in well-polished English--not Swedish, though Chinese is a translation option. I believe that these were part of a shelf/shell company(s).

Until recently, Kennemar and Cole's Google+ accounts only linked to each other, now they both have the same bitcoiners following them.

On their FaceBook accounts, neither one of them ever acknowledges their previous business concern, yet it's this enterprise that they want us to believe gives them cred to KNCMiner.

Claiming to team up with ORSoC opens up another can of worms considering that folks who work there are well versed with Bitcoin.

Somebody is lying here, and it doesn't matter which one, for they're pressing forward with their plans to build ASIC-based bitcoin miners under false pretense, of which neither entity has come forward to present their case that I'm off my rocker (with proof provided to said in an off-topic whimsical thread I recently started--an oops moment).

I'm willing to bet that the graphics on the boxes for the now defunct MiniRigs is totally awesome.

I'm curious as to what the content consist of on the Jalapeno's boxes.

I'm also curious as to what the UL, FCC, and CE labels look like attached to machines not sent out as dev units. I'm sure those look awesome as hell.

I just checked again the FCC website, and still nothing resembling BFL, or the like, has grace their labs.

Amazing how I can get an SR22 for three years because a woman falsely claims I pulled out in front her, yet a felon is able to continue breaking the law without suffering any repercussions.

I always thought it was JS//br549.tor.

...or the time my grandfather and I played swords.

Mining is a tad too technical for my taste, coupled with the time it would take me away from my barn wood business. I have sold some leather items and purchased a few coins, slowly building up a nice nest egg. Unfortunately, I opted to store them all on InstaWallet, where Boussac was kind enough to stick it up my ass for inquiring about a police report. In essence, I'm now Bitcoin-poor after champion InstaWallet when Davout put me at ease that all is swell at IWland.

I never lost bitcoins via any other service, although I'm out $20K+ indirectly due to the Bitcoinica fiasco, all because I turned one guy onto Bitcoin here in Sandwich, whereupon he opted to have his daughter invest in Bitcoin via Bitcoinica after me assuring him that they seemed up-and-up. I went overboard in my postings afterward due to that episode causing my ignore to turn orange.

Yet, here I am still trying to make sure nobody gets scammed, but at a heavy toll.

Madness!