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I am looking for Bitfury V2 chips.
Send me a PM with the number of chips available and your asking price.
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Bitcoin mining is getting more and more into the hands of only a few BIG players, who are throwing multiple 10's of PH/s at the network at the cost of enormous electricity usage and grabbing almost all the BTC produced.
Before we know it, the whole ecosystem depends on these players, with all the risk that comes with this.
Shouldn't we start a movement to back out of this strangling hold, by bringing back mining to the miners at home, by limiting the production of each miner to for example 1TH/s per unique IP address ?
Sure, you can have multiple IP addresses, but suppose we'll have 100,000 miners, will there be one party that can get another 100,000 unique IP addresses to achieve the 50% attack ?
I know there will be challenges to make this happen, but still I think it is a wise move to make.
1. It will limit the electricity needed to keep the bitcoin network alive.
2. It will bring back advantages to run bitcoin mining hardware to the small miner.
3. It will limit the hashing power that can be in one hand.
4. It will make small miners enthusiastic about mining again, and the bitcoin exchange rate might go up again.
5. It's better to have 100,000 miners each making 0.036BTC/day, compared to 10 miners making 350BTC/day and leave some crumbs to the rest.
6. I am sure there are other positive things that will come out of it that I didn't think of.
There are also disadvantages to a few parties that are really big now, but I bet the majority wouldn't mind them getting small again.
I didn't think of all the technicalities needed to make this hack-proof, there are others way smarter than me to do that.
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I have been scammed by an eBay buyer in a way I have never seen before.
He had arranged the shipment via UPS, I only had to bring it to a local UPS depot.
UPS billed him, but then he refused to pay the shipment invoice, so UPS send me the shipment bill. According to their small print, I am obliged to pay, which I am refusing. UPS already approached a lawyer and they will start a lawsuit.
Don't make the same mistake I did. Just let the buyer pay for your goods including the cost of shipment and arrange the shipment yourself.
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I am looking for Bitfury V2 chips. I am offering US$0.20/GH, so for example 32 chips * 3.8 GH/s * 0,20 = US$24.32. (I know not many of these chips reach 3.8 GH/s, but it's the official number and as such used for price calculation only). If you don't like the price I am offering: 1. KnC is selling their chips for US$0.15/GH ( https://www.kncminer.com/products/knc-28nm-sha256-processor) 2. you can always send me a PM with your asking price and the number of chips you want to sell. I'll arrange the shipment, you just need to give me the address of the closest FedEx drop-off and bring it there. |
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Since OneStringMiner sales have slowed down, and I am waiting for some prototype results, I had some time to fiddle with an idea I had last year...   Inside are two DIY1 sets, together with a 12V -> 5V converter, a 4 port hub, a 12cm fan and a TL-WR703N running dd-wrt and cgminer.  I don't have any solid plans to sell this 50GH/s money maker. A low price with possible ROI is impossible and that's the first thing that I will hear. |
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Alles is op voorraad, Do It Yourself setup. Vandaag nog op te halen in Bergen op Zoom/Capelle aan den IJssel. Opsturen kan uiteraard ook. DIY0: Het OneStringMiner board is gebaseerd op het ontwerp van Intron en C-scape, twee zeer bekende Bitcoin mining board ontwerpers. De OSM is gebaseerd op Bitfury chips, elk board bevat 15 chips. Elk board doet tussen de 25 GH/s(zonder heat sink) en 35GH/s(met heat sink en overvolting). Elk board gebruikt een enkele 12V voeding en gebruikt ~25W. Twee PCIe stroom aansluitingen, 2x2 schroef terminal aansluitingen en 1 barrel jack aansluiting is beschikbaar per board voor voeding. Een enkele 520W ATX power supply kan stroom leveren aan 16 boards. Een DIY0 set bevat de volgende items om te starten met je mining gear setup. 1 OneStringMiner board 1 USB kabel 1 power interconnect kabel 1 serial interconnect kabel 8 afstandsbussen(4 voor elk volgend boardje) 4 ringetjes and moertjes(voor elke 3 boardjes) 1 10cm fan(voor elke 3 boardjes) 4 fan tire wraps(voor elke 3 boardjes) Omdat het board zonder heat sink draait kan het niet overvolted worden om sneller te draaien. We hebben helaas nog maar een beperkt aantal heat sinks van onze eerste bestelling en de tweede bestelling is vertraagd. Daarom hebben we besloten om de boardjes te verkopen zonder heat sink tegen een lagere prijs. Heat sinks kunnen later besteld worden, maar zijn niet perse noodzakelijk. Verzending is gratis.Zie laatste bericht in deze thread voor de actuele prijs.Korting bij bestelling van meerdere boardjes: 3-5 3% korting 6-10 5% korting 11-25 7.5% korting 26-100 10% korting Bij bestelling van 16 boardjes, ontvang je een complete toren met gratis power supply, Raspberry Pi, USB hubs en ethernet kabel. Een compleet pakket waarmee je binnen een paar minuten ruim 400GH/s draait!! Mail je order naar sales@btcguru.euMeer info via info@btcguru.eu |
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This is an auction for five OneStringMiner_DIY2 sets, 60 GH/s each, including shipment. Just connect 12V via screw terminal/PCIe/barrel jack and connect USB cable to PC/Raspberry/... start your mining software and you're mining. These are perfect replacements for your Block Erupter USB sticks. Just plug in the 12V and the USB cables and you're mining with 180x the speed of the BE. A miner software update might be needed.Each set consists of:1 OneStringMiner_DIY2 board 2 USB cables 2 power interconnect cable 2 serial interconnect cable 1 heat sink 8 hex spacers(4 for each additional board) 4 rings and nuts(for each up to 4 boards) 1 18cm fan(for each up to 4 boards) 4 fan mounting strips(for each up to 4 boards) Auction runs till Friday noon CET. Starting 11:59 a new bid extends the auction by five minutes. If no new bid is done for five minutes, the winner(s) will be announced and a request to pay will be PM'd. If paid in time, the package(s) will be brought to DHL that afternoon. Starting bid is 0.2BTC, increments of 0.01BTC. Please bid like this: <number of sets>@<bid per set> for example 3@0.25 to bid 0.75BTC in total for 3 sets. |
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This is an auction for five OneStringMiner_DIY1 sets, 30 GH/s each, including shipment. Just connect 12V via screw terminal/PCIe/barrel jack and connect USB cable to PC/Raspberry/... start your mining software and you're mining. These are perfect replacements for your Block Erupter USB sticks. Just plug in the 12V and the USB cable and you're mining with 90x the speed of the BE. A miner software update might be needed.Each set consists of:1 OneStringMiner_DIY1 board 1 USB cable 1 power interconnect cable 1 serial interconnect cable 1 heat sink 8 hex spacers(4 for each additional board) 4 rings and nuts(for each up to 3 boards) 1 10cm fan(for each up to 3 boards) 4 fan mounting strips(for each up to 3 boards) Auction runs till Friday noon CET. Starting 11:59 a new bid extends the auction by five minutes. If no new bid is done for five minutes, the winner(s) will be announced and a request to pay will be PM'd. If paid in time, the package(s) will be brought to DHL that afternoon. Starting bid is 0.1BTC, increments of 0.01BTC. Please bid like this: <number of sets>@<bid per set> for example 3@0.15 to bid 0.45BTC in total for 3 sets. |
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OneStringMiner board:The OneStringMiner boards are designed by Intron and C-scape, two well-known Bitcoin mining board designers. The OSM is based on Bitfury chips and each board contains 15 chips, hashing 25+ GH/s without heat sink and 30+ GH/s with heat sink. Each board runs from a single 12V supply, using ~25W. Given the current difficulty and the low price for the boards, purchase them to have FUN setting up a small miner! You will not get a ROI on your investment, unless paid in fiat and BTC exchange rate raises significantly. I estimate a single board will produce around 0.05 BTC during the first 6 months. The models:The DIY comes in four flavours: bare board(DIY), set without heat sink(DIY0), and with one(DIY1) or two boards per heat sink(DIY2). The OSM DIY0,1,2 sets come with all additional items to make a nice setup (hex spacers, rings, nuts, USB cable and board interconnection cables). All you need to add is a power supply and a host computer running cgminer(bfgminer is not supported). The hashrate will be at least 25GH/s for the DIY0, 30GH/s for the DIY1, 60GH/s for the DIY2. Overclocking is possible, ONLY WHEN USING A HEAT SINK, by increase the voltage. This voids the warranty.Last boards:This is the deal: PM me an offer(including shipment) in BTC for any number of DIY/DIY0/DIY1 and/or DIY2 and your complete address and I will get back to you whether or not your offer is acceptable. Shipment will be by FedEx on the next working day. The latest prices can be found here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=495536.msg9715128#msg9715128How to make a bid: fill in and email the list below to sales@btcguru.eu. You'll receive a reply within 24 hours.Name:
Address:
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Phone number:To apply for 0% VAT, specify your VAT number: Your order reference:
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Mandatory items are underlined. 39GH/sCan be reached by using heat sinks and overvolting, as has been done by one of the designers here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=495536.msg5515427#msg5515427What's in the box:DIY set:1 OneStringMiner board DIY0 set:1 OneStringMiner board 1 USB cable 1 power interconnect cable 1 serial interconnect cable 8 hex spacers(4 for each additional board) 4 rings and nuts(for each up to 3 boards) 1 10cm fan(for each up to 3 boards) 4 fan mounting strips(for each up to 3 boards) DIY1 set:same as DIY0, plus: 1 small heat sink with mounting holes. 4 M3 screws to mount the board to the heat sink DIY2 set:2 DIY0 sets, plus: 1 big heat sink with mounting holes. 8 M3 screws to mount the boards to the heat sink Everything is in stock, including single and double heat sinks:So YES, we are selling and shipping. Mostly DIY0 sets, which come without a heat sink. We sell these sets for 25GH/s, but most are faster, some even over 30GH/s. Currently the boards are connected via USB. The serial interconnection is available, but performance is about 10% lower than direct USB connection. Up to 16 boards can run from one USB connection when utilising the serial connection. Taxes:The buyer is responsible for all taxes that might need to be paid besides the purchase price. All shipments will be insured for the purchase price and a signature is required when receiving the package. Some technical details:The initial design of the board was first shown on bitcointalk here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=370932.0The boards are fixed to the heat sink with 4 M3 screws, which will be supplied by us. The heat sinks have 4 M4 screw holes to easily fix the heat sinks to a base plate. If you want, you can get the screws for these 4 M4 holes for free. Just ask when ordering. The large heat sinks also have 2 M4 screw holes on top, to stiffen a set of multiple heat sinks. And if you want screws for these 2 holes too, just ask. The size of an OneString board is 140mm x 100mm. Two PCIe connectors, 2 screw terminals and 1 barrel jack connector are supplied on each board for power. Advise is to make sets of 5 DIY1 boards or 5 DIY2 sets, power the middle board(s) with PCIe and use the screw terminals to connect the two boards on the left and the right with the centre board as can be seen on the picture with three single boards. Setup this way no more than ~6A flows through the boards interconnections and no more than ~150W through the PCIe connector. DIY0 towers can also be made by using 3cm pieces of aquarium air hose and an M3 rod of 20cm. You'll only use the supplied hex spacers on the bottom and the top of the tower. Pictures can be found in this thread. Communication:Direct communication only please and by email; four email addresses have been setup: info@btcguru.eu, sales@btcguru.eu, support@btcguru.eu and rma@btcguru.eu. This will be the only way for us to reply to you in a timely manner. We will do our best to answer within 24 hours. If you have a tough question to answer we will let you know within 24 hours that it will take longer to answer your question. I will do my best to reply to bitcointalk messages; still replying to email will have priority. We are located in the Netherlands and our timezone is CET, GMT+2 (Summer time). Who am I: In the summer of 2011 I started mining Bitcoins, with GPU’s and later with FPGA’s. Not a huge miner, but nowadays running around 2.5TH/s and that’s still growing. I am an active member on bitcointalk, helping others and now selling our first products. The company:My company is called One day I will fly Away B.V.: http://www.onedayi.nl. Sales and support of the mining hardware please only via email to the earlier mentioned email addresses @btcguru.eu. btcguru.eu is currently used for the manual only: http://www.btcguru.eu/documentation/InstallationManualOneStringMiner.pdfPictures:DIY bare board:  All DIY1 items in one picture:  OSM DIY2 test setup for serial communication:  OSM Boards in box, two layers, 200 boards per box:  Questions ? Ask away... or email info@btcguru.eu
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I am looking for offers: # Status Payment Shipping Price Date of order
60xx Paid BitPay KnCMiner Hosting 2,200.00 $ 2013 August 19 06:52
58xx Paid BitPay KnCMiner Hosting 2,200.00 $ 2013 August 15 19:48
57xx Paid BitPay KnCMiner Hosting 2,200.00 $ 2013 August 14 11:29
47xx Paid BitPay KnCMiner Hosting 6,995.00 $ 2013 July 28 19:36
28xx Paid BitPay KnCMiner Hosting 6,995.00 $ 2013 June 27 11:58
28xx Paid BitPay KnCMiner Hosting 6,995.00 $ 2013 June 27 11:46
Total paid: 27,585.00 $
I am stepping out due to personal reasons, but I don't have to sell. |
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Ik verkoop 4 batch 2, 3 module zwarte Avalons ~80GH/s per stuk in deze veiling: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=298470.0 Hoogste bod is 16 BTC per Avalon op het moment. Als je binnen een straal van 160km van Rotterdam woont, dan kom ik persoonlijk afleveren en eventueel helpen met installeren. Nu kopen prijs is 25BTC per stuk, uiteraard kan je ook bieden op de veiling in de genoemde thread. |
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Summary:
Description: Auction of 4 black Avalons with 3 modules each from batch 2
Starting bid: 5 BTC per Avalon, increase 1 BTC minimum
Buy it now: 25 BTC per Avalon
End date and time:September 30, 14:00h CET
Payment methods accepted: escrow via John K
Additional information:
Shipping from the Netherlands, Europe by DHL Express from depot Rotterdam.
Buyer creates the shipment label(s), I will print them, attach them to the box(es) and bring them to the DHL depot. Other shipper is possible, please investigate yourself and ask in PM with details you found.
Payment via escrow, John K, buyer will pay the fee. I have worked with him before, I will contact John and ask him to confirm in this thread with his escrow terms.
All four machines are running firmware 20130703. All machines are rock solid, not a single problem since they have been turned on. All modules hash full speed according to the cgminer api log(match_work_count), no dead modules. Frequency varies between 345mhz and 355mhz. Cgminer arguments include --avalon-auto --avalon-freq 325-375. Fan 1, 2, 3 rpms are 1560, 2280, 2400. Temp1 is ~22, Temp2 ~43, Temp3 ~49.
The Auction runs till September 30th, 14:00h CET. If you do your part of the deal quick enough, I will will do my best to bring them to the depot in the original boxes on September 30th. The depot closes at 19:00h CET. I will need about 1 hour, so you have 4 hours.
If you live within 160km/100miles from Rotterdam, I will bring them myself that evening and help you setup if needed.
Buy it now price is 25BTC per Avalon.
Please place your bid like: <number of Avalons>@<BTC bid per Avalon>
1@10 means 1 Avalon for 10 BTC, excluding shipping and escrow fee.
3@15 means 3 Avalons for 15 BTC each, in total 45 BTC, excluding shipping and escrow fee.
When the auction has finished, I will determine the winners and send a PM with a payment request. If you haven't paid within 24 hours, I will send you a PM and void your bid and the next in line will get a PM. Please pay as soon as possible, so I can ship quickly for you.
In my payment request I will also ask if you want the wireless antenna, powersupply and Euro power cord. Some custom problems were reported due to them being in the box. You will not get a discount if you don't want them.
Timer removed. End time: 2013-09-30+12:00:00UTC
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I most likely have been scammed by initforthemoney. He was and still is offering Asicminer Blades for a low price. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=262699https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=264149https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=264554Below is a copy of all PMs(Sorry for the lousy formatting, his replies are in italic): « Sent to: initforthemoney on: July 29, 2013, 06:15:32 AM » I'll buy one if you still have one. Cheers, Ben --- « Sent to: BenTuras on: July 29, 2013, 06:19:57 AM » Okay, please send payment total to: 1k7U5LRT1r1Cvdpyffb7D7sWwo58HsUr9 and send me a PM with blade quantity & shipping address along with transaction ID. Price is 16 BTC per blade, thanks.
-Mat--- « Sent to: initforthemoney on: July 29, 2013, 06:28:24 AM » Quote from: initforthemoney on July 29, 2013, 06:19:57 AM
Okay, please send payment total to: 1k7U5LRT1r1Cvdpyffb7D7sWwo58HsUr9 and send me a PM with blade quantity & shipping address along with transaction ID. Price is 16 BTC per blade, thanks.
-MatHi Mat, Thanks, I will pay 15BTC now and another 1.8BTC within 10 minutes (waiting for enough confirmations). Shipping address is: XXX phone: NNN Cheers --- « Sent to: BenTuras on: July 29, 2013, 06:29:16 AM » I have reserved 1 blade for you just let me know when you send the payment with the information for me to confirm it,thanks.
--- « Sent to: initforthemoney on: July 29, 2013, 06:29:21 AM » Quote from: initforthemoney on July 29, 2013, 06:19:57 AM
Okay, please send payment total to: 1k7U5LRT1r1Cvdpyffb7D7sWwo58HsUr9 and send me a PM with blade quantity & shipping address along with transaction ID. Price is 16 BTC per blade, thanks.
-MatSmall correction, shipment is 0.9BTC so I will pay another 1.9BTC in a minute. Cheers, Ben --- « Sent to: initforthemoney on: July 29, 2013, 06:31:00 AM » Hi Mat, First payment: https://blockchain.info/tx/e78ae6140218413023d94757066e64b4f963dbaf815c21e18b562e3435fa58b1remaining 1.9BTC in a minute. Cheers, Ben --- « Sent to: BenTuras on: July 29, 2013, 06:35:52 AM » Perfect, I can see the 15 BTC being confirmed now. Will update in the morning and confirm the 1.9 remaining as it is late here now, thanks for the prompt payment Ben.
-Mat--- « Sent to: initforthemoney on: July 29, 2013, 06:36:27 AM » Quote from: initforthemoney on July 29, 2013, 06:35:52 AM
Perfect, I can see the 15 BTC being confirmed now. Will update in the morning and confirm the 1.9 remaining as it is late here now, thanks for the prompt payment Ben.
-MatThank you too and have a good night sleep! --- « Sent to: initforthemoney on: July 29, 2013, 07:27:25 AM » Quote from: initforthemoney on July 29, 2013, 06:35:52 AM
Perfect, I can see the 15 BTC being confirmed now. Will update in the morning and confirm the 1.9 remaining as it is late here now, thanks for the prompt payment Ben.
-MatThe remaining 1.9BTC has been paid: https://blockchain.info/tx/2acd2942ac71fdbd914f9f1eae0644c3d5848f8411f062764d3451b9d0ad796bHope to receive the shipment tracking number in a day or two. Cheers, Ben --- « Sent to: initforthemoney on: July 29, 2013, 02:00:21 PM » Hi Mat, Can you confirm receiving 16.9BTC and the shipment address for the blade ? When will you be able to ship it and supply me with a tracking number ? Cheers, Ben --- « Sent to: initforthemoney on: July 29, 2013, 05:21:33 PM » Quote from: initforthemoney on July 29, 2013, 06:35:52 AM
Perfect, I can see the 15 BTC being confirmed now. Will update in the morning and confirm the 1.9 remaining as it is late here now, thanks for the prompt payment Ben.
-MatHi Mat, You're rather silent, everything OK ? Cheers, Ben --- « Sent to: BenTuras on: July 29, 2013, 05:23:40 PM » Yes everything's fine I was running rather late to work so I didn't get chance to mail it yet very sorry (my sisters cat had to be put down last night I was up very late). I will pack it up tonight and either ship it today or tomorrow, sorry about that. Will update you asap.--- « Sent to: initforthemoney on: July 29, 2013, 05:26:31 PM » Quote from: initforthemoney on July 29, 2013, 05:23:40 PM
Yes everything's fine I was running rather late to work so I didn't get chance to mail it yet very sorry (my sisters cat had to be put down last night I was up very late). I will pack it up tonight and either ship it today or tomorrow, sorry about that. Will update you asap.Ok thanks for your reply, Cheers, Ben --- « Sent to: BenTuras on: July 29, 2013, 10:24:27 PM » About to go to the post office. You didn't want to buy the 2nd board by any chance? I could make a deal for you since you already bought 1, let me know and we'll go from there thanks!--- « Sent to: initforthemoney on: July 29, 2013, 10:27:48 PM » Quote from: initforthemoney on July 29, 2013, 10:24:27 PM
About to go to the post office. You didn't want to buy the 2nd board by any chance? I could make a deal for you since you already bought 1, let me know and we'll go from there thanks!I might be interested, if you can send me a pic with both the board and this message on your monitor to my email address: aaa@bbb At the moment I can offer you 11BTC for the 2nd board. It's over bedtime here, but I'll be online another 15 minutes. --- « Sent to: BenTuras on: July 29, 2013, 10:35:54 PM » Well I got both packed up i'm selling the other board for 12 BTC I can do that price for you since we already have a transaction in place. I have to say this was a smooth transaction thus far and I would rather sell to you since I would like to build a better reputation and your recommendation would help me out alot. Appreciate your co-operation!--- « Sent to: initforthemoney on: July 29, 2013, 10:38:19 PM » Quote from: initforthemoney on July 29, 2013, 10:35:54 PM
Well I got both packed up i'm selling the other board for 12 BTC I can do that price for you since we already have a transaction in place. I have to say this was a smooth transaction thus far and I would rather sell to you since I would like to build a better reputation and your recommendation would help me out alot. Appreciate your co-operation!OK, we can have a deal at 12BTC, if you agree with a split payment (due to confirmation waiting again) 9BTC right away, 3 BTC tomorrow. But, I do want to see that picture with the boards and this message on your monitor before I pay. --- « Sent to: BenTuras on: July 29, 2013, 10:44:23 PM » That sounds perfect! I don't want to do any communication outside of the forums until you get the blades (I just need to establish some rapport). I hope that is okay with you. I will send them both out while I wait for confirmation to finish and have your tracking number asap. I wouldn't be selling at this price if it wasn't for my requirement of bitcoins atm and banks take 3-5 days to transfer so I am still waiting on my deposits). You've been great so far and will give a recommendation at anytime for you.--- « Sent to: initforthemoney on: July 29, 2013, 10:52:34 PM » Quote from: initforthemoney on July 29, 2013, 10:44:23 PM
That sounds perfect! I don't want to do any communication outside of the forums until you get the blades (I just need to establish some rapport). I hope that is okay with you. I will send them both out while I wait for confirmation to finish and have your tracking number asap. I wouldn't be selling at this price if it wasn't for my requirement of bitcoins atm and banks take 3-5 days to transfer so I am still waiting on my deposits). You've been great so far and will give a recommendation at anytime for you.Hmmm, can you imagine my hesitation to send over us$2500 to a stranger with only two weeks on bitcointalk ? You can post the picture on http://www.imageshack.us/ to prevent communication outside bitcointalk, you don't need an account there. --- « Sent to: BenTuras on: July 29, 2013, 10:55:37 PM » I know I can understand it. In fact it's the only reason i'm selling so low as I don't think anyone would pay me market value tbh but overall I think this will benefit me in the long run and for my requirements.--- « Sent to: initforthemoney on: July 29, 2013, 11:07:17 PM » Quote from: initforthemoney on July 29, 2013, 10:55:37 PM
I know I can understand it. In fact it's the only reason i'm selling so low as I don't think anyone would pay me market value tbh but overall I think this will benefit me in the long run and for my requirements. Ok, if you don't want to make that picture, how about you send both boards to me and I will pay the second board after receiving a track & trace number that works. Once it works I will pay. Of course that's still a risk for me, you could send me a brick in the box, but so be it. My address is: XXX phone: NNN --- « Sent to: initforthemoney on: July 30, 2013, 04:09:34 AM » Quote from: initforthemoney on July 29, 2013, 10:55:37 PM
I know I can understand it. In fact it's the only reason i'm selling so low as I don't think anyone would pay me market value tbh but overall I think this will benefit me in the long run and for my requirements. So, what did you do ? Send one or two ? Cheers, Ben --- « Sent to: BenTuras on: July 30, 2013, 05:00:04 AM » I did ship out the 1 blade.--- « Sent to: initforthemoney on: July 30, 2013, 05:21:20 AM » Quote from: initforthemoney on July 30, 2013, 05:00:04 AM
I did ship out the 1 blade.Great, and the track & trace number is ? --- « Sent to: BenTuras on: July 30, 2013, 05:07:56 PM » To be honest the tracking wasn't an option it was too much money. I sent the item without tracking it may take a little bit longer the post office said but I couldn't afford to send it with anything but what was offered.--- « Sent to: initforthemoney on: July 30, 2013, 05:55:30 PM » Quote from: initforthemoney on July 30, 2013, 05:07:56 PM
To be honest the tracking wasn't an option it was too much money. I sent the item without tracking it may take a little bit longer the post office said but I couldn't afford to send it with anything but what was offered.Jason, Which company did you use to send the package to the Netherlands ? Cheers, Ben --- « Sent to: BenTuras on: July 31, 2013, 05:53:26 AM » Canada Post.--- « Sent to: initforthemoney on: July 31, 2013, 06:22:04 AM » Quote from: initforthemoney on July 31, 2013, 05:53:26 AM
Canada Post.You probably took International Parcel - Surface, the cheapest one. 1. I paid 0.9 BTC for shipment, you probably paid about halve. So you owe me. 2. Do you realize it will take 4-6 WEEKS for the package to arrive ?! For an item that is time sensitive to receive ?! 3. How will I ever get any ROI when it eventually arrives, if ever ? 4. You should have contacted me before sending. I could have paid the shipment by CC and you could have refunded me the 0.9BTC. 5. You have seen all the scam accusations, your actions till now are not very positive in my eyes. Oh well, lesson learned. Never buy anything when just back from a nice holiday. My guards were down, will not happen again. (I will be surprised when the package arrives in 4-6 weeks, for now I tend to think I have been scammed and lost 16.9BTC). Oh, you could make a scan of the receipt you received from Canada Post, but I am sure you will not. And since you didn't deny it, thanks for nothing Jason Aldridge from Winnipeg, Canada. * frustrated and disappointed * Ben --- « Sent to: initforthemoney on: July 31, 2013, 08:07:28 PM » Quote from: initforthemoney on July 31, 2013, 05:53:26 AM Canada Post. No more replies ? --- And then he went silent... Few things to note: 1. I was really NOT thinking at all. Multiple red flags by other forum members, still I went for it. 2. He signed his messages with Mat now and then. When I got suspicious, I did some investigation and found his real name, Jason Aldridge from Winnipeg, Canada. When I mention his first name out of the blue, he didn't even notice it, nor reacted on it. 3. No spelling errors (that I could see) from his side, so must be a grown up and educated. There you go Jason, my first scam accusation, congratulations. In the unlikely event that I will receive a blade in 4-6 weeks, I will update this message. I have sent him a PM with a link to this thread. |
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I have a small modification to show the HW% on the Cgminer Status page: ssh into your unit with ssh -l root <ip address>cd to the directory /usr/lib/lua/luci/controllervi cgminer.luaScroll down to the following lines: for line in summary do local elapsed, mhsav, foundblocks, getworks, accepted, rejected, hw, utility, discarded, stale, getfailures, localwork, remotefailures, networkblocks, totalmh, wu, diffaccep if elapsed then local mhw = string.format("%d(%1.2f%%)",hw,(100*hw/(diffaccepted+diffrejected+hw))); local str local days Add the local mhw = line Scroll down to the lines: ['accepted'] = accepted, ['rejected'] = rejected, ['hw'] = hw, ['utility'] = utility, ['discarded'] = discarded, Change the = hw that you see into = mhwSave the new file and cd to /tmpremove the luci caches: rm -rf luci-indexcache luci-modulecachereload the Cgminer Status page in your browser and admire your HW%  Note1: This mod might go away after a reboot Note2: The calculation of HW is not 100% correct since I can't use Diff1shares but have to use DiffA + DiffR but it's close enough! Update: rejected% instructions below in message #4 @CKolivas: Can you add this mod to your next release when you're back from a well deserved vacation ? |
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Bitcoin will change your life. online version • update profile • unsubscribe Avalon ASIC ASICs on time; Business done right. Dear Ben, Not quiet ready yet, but since we did promise an update over the weekend, here's a sneak peak of the exciting two weeks that will follow. For those who did not see Yifu Guo's panel at the conference can check it out below http://youtube.com/watch?v=LY1xgGiejIc | http://youtube.com/watch?v=UtVx26LlNXAhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nD237oF7cCoLet's get started. First, there will be no power supply cable included in the box, you will have to acquire you own, it is an standard ATX power cable, get the socket for your country, we did this to save time allowing all the packaging of the Avalons to be uniform. To summarize and recap the talk at the conference: Scaling from few hundred units that we had a few month to prepare for into a few thousand units in less than a month have proven difficult, we must admit that we have bite off more than we can chew and suffering from "third-party dates", which are ever-changing. We are playing catch up and expect to soon see the light at the end of this tunnel. Facts: New SMT line is now fully operational as of this weekend. New shipping channel secured and tested. Sample chips has began shipping. Majority of all the parts have arrived and ready, which also means we finally will have time to go over tickets, and send out those trade-in payment emails. What you can expect in the next newsletter should consist of the following: photo tour of the new Avalon factory, the operating crew, which have doubled in size, assembling. piles and piles of packaged Avalons ready to ship. Sit tight, it won't be long now. BitSyncom LLC • Phone: 01.347.370.9069 • E-mail: info@avalon-asic.com• http://www.avalon-asic.comAll rights reserved. ©2013 BitSyncom LLC Sent to Ben — why did I get this? unsubscribe from this list | update subscription preferences BitSyncom LLC · 187 Wolf Road, Suite 101 · Albany, NY 12205 |
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I have been looking for the real answer and haven't found it.
How do they all come together.
Let me try and you correct me.
We have 2 miners, M1 to M2.
We have 100 transactions, T1 to T100.
We have 2 blocks, B1 and B2
My questions:
1. How does a miner chooses which transactions of the available 100 to include, is this done by bitcoind, and configured (minimum fee?) in bitcoin.config and/or command line options ?
2. Transactions are put in a block. Let's assume M1 is mining B1 and M2 is mining B2. Is there a mechanism that prevents T1 to be in both B1 and B2, or is it allowed for T1 to be in both B1 and B2 ?
3. What happens to M2/B2 if M1/B1 finds the golden nonce ? Does M2 have to create a new block which excludes all the transactions validated in B1, or is it ok to have T1 in both B1 (that has just been validated) and B2, which is still to be validated ?
4. If 3 is OK, where does B2 fit in the blockchain once it's validated because B2 has a reference to the previous block in the chain and B1 now sneaked in.
5. If 3 is not OK, is all the work that M2 has done on B2 a waste because it has to create a new block and start finding the golden nonce on the new block ?
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