Well he was talking about exploiting the free electricity provided with the sale of the vehicle to mine with.  At best the idea is morally wrong in the worst case it's illegal.

http://www.cnn.com/2014/11/13/world/meast/isis-currency/index.html?hpt=hp_c2


Sounds like they are printing their own kind of FIAT. More scamcoin. I think this is a great opportunity to show them Bitcoin and get some users from the Middle East. The anonymity and low fees are sure to be a turn on. How can we spread the word and help Bitcoin go TO THE MOON!?

Buy low on a marketplace, then sell it higher on another marketplace. Sometime it will not profitable, due to trade fee and the fee when send/withdraw from the first marketplace to the second marketplace.

honsetly , i think this is gonna go to 1k again , so i'd reccomend holding

I think I found my limit. I have an s5 running 337.5 with only 4 hw for 24hr period. It's hashing at 1.1Th/s but sometimes it dips to just under 1Th/s. Why is that? Is it due to power irregularity? Also, at these settings to he temps are 66 and 68. I know that is high for the miner but I'm not getting hw errors. So I think this is stable. But the temps. I keep reading that the miner needs to be below 60. Is that due to instability and hardware errors. I once thought heat was related to hardware errors but with this discovery it is inconclusive. So, all you really knowledgeable people out there, is is safe to rum at or below 68c? I have a push pull fan system and have replaced the stock fan. It's not quiet, in fact, I have to make another fan changeout before the week is over. This fan setup is too loud for the fam.

When I make the can switch I'm not going to be at 1.1Th/s but I would like to be close. I'll be watching the temps and if I'm stable and I can run the miner in the 60's then I could get a few more hashed out of it.

Well, I am pretty sure I have a great scenario for Bitcoin mining since I don't pay for electric. All of my bills are included in a one month price, which is fairly cheap, as well... I have a Rockminer R-Box (older model) that mines at 30-34Gh/s overclocked a little.

Have my two S5 up and running with overclocking stable so far. Both are connected to a CX750M PSU each.
Optimal overclocking settings (Frequency) has to be determined for each unit seperatly with try and error.

I have now one running at Freq 400 resulting in 1.3TH, the other one runs at Freq 393.75 resulting in 1.26TH.

What I figured out is, that you should look out for the HW error rate. As long as it's in the 0.0xxx% range, it's ok. As soon as the HW error rate reaches 0.xxx or higher, the Hash rate drops.
So in my case, when I set the Freq to 400 on my second S5, the Hash rate drops from 1.26 to 1.23 while the HW error rate climbs from e.g. 0.0376 to 0.2135.
And it gets worse the higher I set the Freq.
Of course you have to watch temperatures, which is in my case not a problem, running cool at 45/48 with Fan at 3240 rpm in ambient temp of 16C (loud yes, but in the basement so I don't care).

So my advice for overclocking: I would start with a Freq of 375, let it run for about an hour and monitor temp, hash rate and HW errors. If all is fine, go one step higher etc. until you see a drop in the hash rate along with the above explained HW error rate (or your temp goes through the roof).

Hope this helps.

Power wise it looks like the S5 is better suited for my needs. Spondoolies are great but suck power like crazy.

I know it's 1.1TH vs 1.7TH but the S5 uses half the power. So surely that must be more profitable.

The pool is still over 10PH. The VIP accounts must be greedy today.

boys wanted to know if I adjourned, I lose my bitcoin address?

I know that, all I did was just answer OP's question on a very technical level =)
Your reply really apply's more so to it actually being worth something and having a market price.
But, alas, the protocol & network exist as long as 2 people participate in it, which would be the closest to its 'bitter end'.