Should be here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=763510.msg8604106#msg8604106

Yep, a lot off 'heh heh heh' in that QR code....

Wow, this is a real serious project. If you do not understand anything about electricity, or, understand what I have highlighted below please seek professional help as this is not an amateur undertaking.

I am assuming a lot here, so here is my two pence worth, if it sounds a little condescending, my apologies. Your household supply is not designed to carry this load, this is a fairly serious amount of electricity and it is highly unlikely your power provider would upgrade your incoming supply.

I am also assuming your incoming power supply is 230V line to neutral, and that you will be drawing the full current on your 80 power supplies: -

1. You will be using an industrial building for this venture; I hope and not a garage?
2. You will need a three phase balanced power supply to cope with the 348 amps current draw. If your pF goes lower than the manufacturer's power supply stated 0.97 pF then you will end up by paying more for your electricity. Power factor correction capacitors are expensive but would pay for themselves in time. Industrial power rates will also work out cheaper than any household power rates anyway.
3. You will need a large distribution board with a main breaker and lots of MCCB's to split the load into safer current levels along with conduit, cabling buttress boxes and power sockets.
4. I hope you are in a really cold climate, as this current draw is like having over 140 - 2 kW heaters running all of the time.
5. You will need to make sure there is adequate separation between each unit to avoid overheating nearby units and steel racking to house them on.
6. You will need large extractor fans to remove the heat from the building and fans to draw cool air into the building.
7. You will require a huge A/C cooling unit if you are in a warm climate and that is seriously expensive to run.
8. You will need an industrial fire suppression system  - remember the recent Thailand incident. You could possibly have someone monitoring the system 24/7, at a pinch with industrial fire extinguishers, but human error is something you need to factor out.

Good luck.

6 hrs about the same here, old age creeping in I guess;D. Alarms are a pain. Had my miners screaming blue murder at 2 am a couple of weeks ago when the router bombed out, no more sleep after that.

Ah, the payout timing. Impatient customers panicking that you have run off with their BTC, they need to have a little faith a block payment is not worth scurrying off with.

Keep on sweeping that dust into a container, you never know one day....... maybe

Kano, reliable as ever with the payouts! Do you ever sleep 'cause it appears to be midnight where you are 

Sudden death by the looks of it. It is now up to -268. Every refresh sends it up even more!

Ah, finally a little more than dust for some of us. That was another long drawn out block maybe lady luck will visit us again soon. I suggest all of the rounding dust collected be put back into supporting the pool running costs. Anyone else have a suggestion?