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To to fix a unit with a faulty tablet?
Can I just run cgminer from RPI or some other computer?
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'I want to link my Bitcointalk name with BTCJam's. Verification code: 899de384-ae74-436f-99b8-09eacb372e6a'
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'I want to link my Bitcointalk name with BTCJam's. Verification code: 899de384-ae74-436f-99b8-09eacb372e6a'
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I have mine  . Works great! (received 2 days ago). |
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@ericdc30: Wow! What a great success story. I bet you and Justin are the best buddies now. You got your silver and now you're doing his PR campaign for him. OP's claims can be forgotten because of your glorious photos. I'm a high-risk foreign customer anyway. Good job! Both of you. I'm sure that Mark Karpeles is in desperate need of guys like you Eric. If you successfully traded on Mt.Gox please post about it in details and help him out. The only thing that Justin can't seem to manage still is copying and pasting the correct tracking numbers. He's got to hire some highly trained professional for that. If you prefer a version without the sarcasm, then I would write this: As I've mentioned above, I´m a happy Coinabul customer. But I'm not going to post my positive reviews in a thread, that was started by someone who really got defrauded by that company. Positive feedback is just as important, but there's a place for it. In your case its this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=156256 If you want to be objective and impartial, read previous 2 posts by smoothie here, you might learn something. You've been kept in the dark for 1.5 months. Now you're writing “thank you Justin” in large colourful fonts and diverting attention away from this liar. Is it Stockholm syndrome? Or you just have no respect for someone, in who's shoes you nearly ended up yourself? Not sure why you have to be sarcastic. I reported exactly what happened. I also added a warning so other people know what they are getting into (you are right that my post may be sending the wrong message to someone who doesn't bother reading). Anyway I have to give him the benefit of the doubt because he actually sent me my silver (and still has a neutral rating). |
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Here I assume the "Crisis Strategy Draft" is authentic, as suggested here: https://twitter.com/paulbuitink/status/438428157948219392 . That means it requires 742408 BTC to cover Mark's ass. Question 1: How do you acquire 742408 BTC? It's nearly 6% of all the existing bitcoin. Satoshi is probably the only person who holds such amount but I can't imagine he would bail out gox, nor sell a single satoshi to you. You may buy such amount from multiple early adoptors but you need to spend at least $0.22 billion for the deal even at a rate of $300/BTC Question 2: Whether you buy the coins from Satoshi, from other early adopters, or your good self is Satoshi, you are releasing 6% of all bitcoin from dead cold wallet. That equals to 200 days of mining revenue and 5 times of FBI's holding. Do you think releasing such an amount in no time will cause a big chaos and crash in the market? How could you prevent this? Question 3: If you have 742,408 BTC (whether you will buy it or already own it), why would you think you can earn more than this amount from gox in foreseeable future? With 1% fee you need a volume of 74,240,800 BTC to earn this amount. With 10,000 BTC per day, it will take you 20 years to recoup your investment. New markets are emerging and some have much lower fee, so I won't be surprised it would take >100 years to recoup your investment, if ever Question 4: Taking 10% of your 742,408 BTC you can build the most solid exchange ever. You will attract all serious traders very soon. Why do you need the gox brand? Question 5: Have you considered all the legal consequence of taking up a company with ongoing lawsuit with CoinLab and US DHS, and possibly the Japanese government? Question 6: Have you considered the possibility that someone has taken all the 742,408 BTC and claims it was lost due to a security hole? How could you disprove this theory given the anonymous nature of bitcoin? For me this theory is much more plausible than someone kept draining the cold wallet and did not realize the problem until it became empty. --------------------- My comments: To be honest my biggest concern is question 2. The market cannot absorb such a huge amount if it is released in no time. Of course, all these questions are based on the 742408 BTC assumption. If the amount is more reasonable, like 20,000 BTC, that could be a good deal. Declaration: gox owes me nothing I can answer question 1. MtGox is probably in possession of a large amount of goxBTC so they can at least write off that part so it may not be ~740 KBTC. Can't they just concentrate on tracking down who ran with the funds already? (NSA where are you when we need you?) |
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Hi Everyone, Looks like I've been scammed (at least up until now). Sorry I was wrong it wasn't a scam. I eventually received my silver.Since other people are having serious problems with delivery. I would advise against using this service. It could be that Justin will not send you anything unless you fight for it.I ordered some silver on the site but received nothing.My order is as follows: Order: #3454 Product Quantity Price Morgan & Peace Dollars 2 ฿0.07 Canadian Silver Maple Leaf 25 ฿0.73 Cart Subtotal: ฿0.80 Shipping: ฿0.02 via Flat Rate Order Total: ฿0.82 http://blockchain.info/tx/32ffec6ba30e43df3b37aaa6689f0019b65fc2b42d5189d3bd3cbec17cec325aMy correspondence with Justin is as follows: Eric des Courtis < eric.des.courtis@gmail.com> Mon, Jan 13, 2014 at 2:03 AM To: GoldSilverBitcoin < justin@goldsilverbitcoin.com> When can I expect the shipment? Also do you have a tracking number? Eric des Courtis [Quoted text hidden] justin@goldsilverbitcoin.com < justin@goldsilverbitcoin.com> Mon, Jan 13, 2014 at 4:45 PM Reply-To: " justin@goldsilverbitcoin.com" < justin@goldsilverbitcoin.com> To: Eric des Courtis < eric.des.courtis@gmail.com> Hello Eric, Expect shipment over the next couple of days. I will send a tracking. Thank you! Best, Justin [Quoted text hidden] Eric des Courtis < eric.des.courtis@gmail.com> Mon, Jan 13, 2014 at 5:08 PM To: " justin@goldsilverbitcoin.com" < justin@goldsilverbitcoin.com> Thanks! Looking forward to doing more business! Eric Eric des Courtis < eric.des.courtis@gmail.com> Thu, Jan 30, 2014 at 8:58 PM To: " justin@goldsilverbitcoin.com" < justin@goldsilverbitcoin.com> Tracking number? Eric Eric des Courtis < eric.des.courtis@gmail.com> Fri, Jan 31, 2014 at 3:26 PM To: " justin@goldsilverbitcoin.com" < justin@goldsilverbitcoin.com> Hi Justin, I still haven't received anything. Also you never sent me a tracking number. Can you update me otherwise I will have to take legal action. Eric Eric des Courtis < eric.des.courtis@gmail.com> Sat, Feb 1, 2014 at 1:08 AM To: GoldSilverBitcoin < justin@goldsilverbitcoin.com> Justin, I still haven't received a reply... I am hoping we can resolve this issue ASAP before I have to report it on bitcointalk as fraud and I have to contact the authorities. You have until Tuesday to at the very least reply to me. Thanks. Eric UPDATE: Justin called me back and told me he is going to give me the tracking information. Hoping for now that everything works out and that it's just a misunderstanding.UPDATE: Justin gave me what seems to be an invalid tracking number ( CW719790004US ) and doesn't seem to respond to emails.UPDATE: Received a new tracking number from Justin (appears to be valid).UPDATE: Received Silver order!!! Coins were properly enclosed in plastic casing! Thanks Justin!  |
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Oh no! This will be bad for charity because people won't give a FUCK.
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Plz coins!
DUABGAduo6Jn2DUWTwiZrw9biAhWTPdbir
Wow
Much generosity, so amaze!
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Actually CPU mining is the most profitable out of all 3 category. ASIC, GPU, CPU.... of course you need to know what you should do with the CPU mining and not just mine BTC directly...
Huh? primecoin |
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I have 3 bfl chips for sale if anyone is interested pm me.
Sorry none left. Will be selling some used mining gear when my neptune comes in.
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Is there any interest for custom heatsinks for our H boards. I've sourced a manufacturer that will make a 4" x 4" aluminum heatsink anodized black and I can provide 3m thermal adhesive tape. I have to order at least 400 units or so and they'd take 1-2 weeks to be made up. Let me know if there's interest as I plan on setting this up possibly Monday or Tuesday this week. I'll see how much more it would be to rush the order or if they'd even allow it.
Cost Estimate
Full M board populated would run $180 ($11.25 a board)+shipping
Individual cards I'm thinking $16+shipping
Payment could be in BTC, LTC, PPC
I am interested I have a full rig no heat sinks. Any chance we could get copper? |
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Please group these by chip.
Give me an example of the way you would like to see it. |
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I would bet that BFL ships before Cointerra.
Mainly because BFL is dead as a company if they fail at delivering the Monarch roughly on schedule.
BFL timeline for Monarch is April at least 19 weeks if you add up all the things they have to do. They are roughly behind schedule as they said they would ship this year. They said tapeout would be August. They are already 3 months behind... can we now put BFL in the FAILED to deliver the Monarch on time category? If what you say is true then I would say yes. Go look here... and add up the weeks... and look at their original posts on when things were SUPPOSED to ship. https://products.butterflylabs.com/homepage-new-products/300-gh-bitcoin-mining-card.htmlAll well documented in their forums. I don't need to be the source of the whether it is "true" it is posted on their forums. I believe you. I won't look into it further since I have no plans on investing in BFL gear. |
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Bitfury is shipping.
Yes but not 28nm gear. |
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*Facepalm* Someone please tell me they have a copy of the Vanilla V3 image, or that one of the older ones works? I was shipped a blank SD card.
And, yes, I did have the sense to plug it into a PC to try to back it up prior to inserting it in the Pi.
Edit: Bah, V2 won't fit on the card and GandalfG's image, while booted, isn't generating any hashes. I don't know if it's my rig or not, yet.
Login with ssh and check what chainminer is doing: sudo screen -r | grep -m1 Detached | cut -b2-7
You have the latest kit? I made an image the day I got my machine. I can send you the image. |
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there is a good effort of people helping others fall into the trap. me silly enough I have pre orders, and I know plasmoske thinks I might be part of it or on a wild goose chase, but i'm right there on sunday and Monday. and if I cant locate them or get to see this demo the I will report to the authorities on Monday, even if I do see some sort of demo, chances are slim going by their actions i'm still not going to call it legit, and they will need answer lots of questions if by chance there is a an actual person to talk to
lets see what they say about refunds. they did state they are paypal verified so they can refund via paypal as well
I don't know why you would risk it. In my view they haven't provided sufficient proof to even bother testing the company. Not to mention it is extremely obvious that it is a scam. |
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I would bet that BFL ships before Cointerra.
Mainly because BFL is dead as a company if they fail at delivering the Monarch roughly on schedule.
BFL timeline for Monarch is April at least 19 weeks if you add up all the things they have to do. They are roughly behind schedule as they said they would ship this year. They said tapeout would be August. They are already 3 months behind... can we now put BFL in the FAILED to deliver the Monarch on time category? If what you say is true then I would say yes. |
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Doesn't look good for Cointerra to pull a scam like that. If I had money invested in a rig I would take it out now!
Please people don't do mining preorders buy Bitcoins already! Start doing your math before getting into this preorder bs. When the time is right you can make money with hardware but now is not the time. Mining hardware progression will stabilize at 28nm you have plenty of time to buy into the next gen.
You don't have to do preorders to get a good return. Many of you will end up regretting this and perhaps some will actually get lucky and get your gear on time.
Anyway the bottom line is that it's a gamble and buying Bitcoins is a better gamble period.
Right! Buy Bitcoins at the height of the bubble. Good advice.  It's not a bubble if that's what it costs to mine. But yes I agree the timing could be better. |
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I would bet that BFL ships before Cointerra.
Mainly because BFL is dead as a company if they fail at delivering the Monarch roughly on schedule.
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