well I just disable another asic, third one in 2 months!

Only nderclocking to 0.64-0.645  make it stable again. hashing only 2.8Ghz instead of advertised 4.5

so far I am not very happy with the spondoolies the only miners that didnt give me any trouble are S3 and the S5 of bitmain. (s4 is sometimes a pain also)

I am afraid on this rate disabling one or two chip every month over a couple of months the log will say;

Disable every ASIC and BUY something else, anything else would be fine 

You really expect some high end product when you see a team of good engineering working on something. Its a new machine and dying 3 chips in 2 months will I didn't overclock anything and the temp of the room was always below 27 degree. Its a real disappointment so far.

Με 10gh/s μην περιμένεις να βγάζεις τίποτα ακόμα και σε pool. Μια λύση θα ήταν να το βάλεις σε solo mining και να μπαίνεις στην κλήρωση κάθε 10 λεπτά μπας και βρει ο miner σου κάποιο block και κερδίσεις 25 Bitcoin. Και αυτό τελείως απίθανο. Οι πιθανότητες είναι σαν να κερδίσεις 10 δελτία τζόκερ μαζί

22.5 minutes   2,544.35 Gh/s   799744
256 seconds   0.00 kh/s   0
128 seconds   0.00 kh/s   0

fucked up stats as my miners are pointed over here for more than 1h

don't mind if i don't get paid now, just a small delay!

1.They are not taking action against dishonest people - they could drastically reduce the number by banning all Tor/VPN/Proxy users and requiring ID from all users.
2.They are not working to improve their credit rating ->  dealing with them may have a negative impact on your own credit rating.
3.I don't know about their cold wallet/hot wallet policy, but they still don't use multisig...

it appears that the guy in charge of colocating some of my units made a very strange series of decisions that involve the equipment of myself and several others being loaded into a uhaul without notice.

the whole things is so absurd sounding that I hope things can be sorted out as some sort of accident.

either way - curious what options are available in a situation like this

edit: got an update and seems like theres just feuding between others that my hardware got wrapped up in. should turn out okay - but it made me reconsider what options are available to protect hardware from theft. features like 'call home' when a system is moved to a different IP address could be nice, but possibly overcome by a simple factory reset or uSD recovery file

I do know this, but I don't have access to the gui through ssh...

Ok done these steps on my Ubuntu VM, what would be the next step after ""make deploy"" for installing no-ip to my machine?

Very nice you now have the dev environment for the SPxx, now all that is left is the routine to update the NoIP servers with your ip. NoIP have an api for that here. All you need to do now (in code to include on the SPxx) is obtain the SPxx gateway IP (i.e your internet IP NOT the SPxx IP) and periodically update their servers on where to find you. Theres also an arduino forum discussion on implementing NoIP that may interest you here.

PS. I have to say you can implement that routine above in pearl (or any scripting language the SPxx OS supports) rather than the arduino way, so just provided for the interfacing with NoIP.

yeah, you don't multiply .. you integrate (i.e. find the area under the consumption trend chart) over the desired time interval. There are numerical methods to do just that.