if you're serious just buy with bitcoins, much much easier..  no?

how does pass through work.?

is this what you're talking about.? https://www.havelockinvestments.com/fund.php?symbol=LABCO

Someone should do this, or apply to rent some office space there.

Paypal founder invests in floating island utopia
Peter Thiel, the billionaire Paypal founder and venture capitalist, has invested in a plan to create a floating island utopia that is not governed by the rules of any country.

source: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/8721536/Paypal-founder-invests-in-floating-island-utopia.html

everything seemed fine couple hours ago...

What's going on.

Are we meant to sell everything...?

Are the shares being transferred to another exchange..?  Which should have happen before the 'CLOSING' announcement.

If transferred to another exchange, which one...?

AND could you explain what brought this on...
What has happen for you to do this suddenly...

Are you being forced into this by some higher power... like the US government...
My apologies if you have explained this aready

very informative

I can also remember when I paid for upgrade from Saturn to Jupiter I had to pay extra for shipping, not sure but probably for the extra weight.
I can't remember the wording exactly but it did say UPS over night shipping

Simple test to check if your power supply is regulated/switched or unregulated/nonregulated.

Regulated supplies, without any load should measure very close to the target voltage (5 volts in this case).
Unregulated power supplies will generally have a no-load voltage anywhere from a couple of volts to several volts higher.
If the unregulated power supply measures 5 volts without any load, then it would have no headroom to take care of the voltage drop with a load.

if you're BE's are failing/dropping off at or near full load, then you probably don't have a regulated power supply.

best way to check is with multi-meter or as aurel57 has with one of those LED volt meters.

I found also when checking your voltage at the power supply your voltage may be constant, but if you were to check the voltage at the last USB port (furthest away from the power input) there will be a voltage drop.  If using an unregulated power supply then the voltage drop will be greater than a regulated power supply.

You can get a better understanding of the difference between regulated and unregulated power supplies from the link below.
http://www.apogeekits.com/power_adapter_selection.htm

hth,
merv.

Are you using an R-Pi or a computer..?

Are you using the same 10-port hub as a host hub to connect 4 of the 10-port hubs together..?

I see you have 7 BE's in each of the 10-port hubs, is there a problem when connecting more than 7 BE's in one hub..?

I can't tell with the power supply above, but you have to make sure it is a regulated power supply.

If it's not a regulated power supply, the voltage will decrease as the load increases.  

I will be in Shenzhen and Guangzhou in 5 weeks (if they can last that long) maybe we (or someone there) can meet up and check them out..

this is hilarious   

very similar to watching 'Get Smart' episodes on TV 
it's Kaos vs Control.... 
"would you believe 24 hours from yesterday"...
"would you believe 24 hours before tomorrow" 
"would you beleive 24 hours after tomorrow before yesterday 

PS. it's only 4am in China aren't most people sleeping???

Sam did forget to mention... "still on schedule but going to be 1 hour, 8 minutes and 19 seconds late.

Thanks Labcoin, Sam whoever you are..

keep on going and don't be put off by the FUD here.

I've been mining on Ozcoin pool and they have namecoin merged mining.
by what I can see they haven't found a namecoin block in over 6 months and I don't really see the point of it.

it's also possible these guys aren't experienced in designing building deploying mining hardware, not to mention developing drivers.

so, it's also possible these guys did give it a go and failed, it's perfectly understandable if they didn't anticipate everything that can go wrong which can easily set them back a few days.

Let's just see what they do or say, and really it's best to be open and honest.

either board would be fine, but I would prefer the "Beaglebone Black" just for convenience and would be cool to have monitor attached (even a 7 inch mini monitor) 24/7

with the "Beaglebone" not the "Black" version, it seems to have an "USB to virtual Ethernet" so you can connect directly through USB to configure and troubleshooting.

see link: http://beagleboard.org/Getting%20Started#step2

PS. would be wise to brush up on some basic Linux commands before getting your KnCminer.

I hope they have used a "Beaglebone Black" for the Linux controller as this board has HDMI video output.



It will be useful in the event of network problems (if you have problems establishing connection to you router).

If you have to troubleshoot network connection problems and need to see startup logs and/or change settings, then a keyboard and monitor will be important.

PS. I have posted this question in KnC forums.

EDIT... got reply from Sam already.. and it's confirmed...

I'm interested in a few kits enough to OC 20 USB erupters and possibly a few spares.
is international shipping ok..? I'm in Australia.

isn't the KnC pool just for the miners that are hosted by them..?
didn't they say this was the case to prevent DOS attacks..?
then if true you wouldn't be able to configure it yourself via a browser as it's only done internally.

I'm no network expert or know much about DOS attacks, so if someone has the knowledge please clarify.