Has anyone reported issues with running these on North American 120V residential circuits ? Contemplating picking up a Batch 3 if it comes out. Seems steady improvements are being made to the S4.
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http://ia802308.us.archive.org/32/items/gov.uscourts.mowd.117531/gov.uscourts.mowd.117531.110.0.pdfORDER The Court is aware of the growing lack of civility and professionalism among the parties in this case and, therefore, puts the parties on notice of several options available to it if such conduct continues. Through its inherent power to maintain respect and decorum, the Court is granted the flexibility to equitably tailor a sanction that appropriately fits any misconduct. See Plaintiffs’ Baycol Steering Comm. v. Bayer Corp., 419 F.3d 794, 802 (8th Cir. 2005) (recognizing inherent power to sanction after notice and opportunity to be heard). Available sanctions include a lecture from the Court, a monetary penalty, a recommendation by the Court to the appropriate bar association that the attorney be subject to disciplinary action, or a public reprimand directly by the Court and made available on the Court’s website.1 See, e.g., Local Rule 83.6 (discussing attorney discipline). More extreme sanctions include disbarment or contempt findings.
The Court recognizes that this is a contentious and vigorously disputed lawsuit. But the Court expects the parties to treat each other, the Temporary Receiver (which is appointed by, and serves as, an officer of the Court), and the Court with professionalism and respect. Name calling, veiled suggestions, ad hominem attacks, and unfounded accusations directed at opposing counsel, the Temporary Receiver, or the Court will not be tolerated and potentially subjects a party to the above sanctions.
The parties, the Temporary Receiver, and the Court have a lot of work to accomplish in a little amount of time. The Court will not allow harassing and unbecoming conduct to distract from the orderly administration of this lawsuit. If it continues to observe inappropriate behavior, the Court will not hesitate to schedule a show cause hearing to address the offending conduct.
IT IS SO ORDERED
Also, request for the lawyers to get paid is being opposed. PLAINTIFF’S SUGGESTIONS IN OPPOSITION TO APPLICATION OF KENNYHERTZ PERRY FOR ATTORNEY’S FEEShttp://ia802308.us.archive.org/32/items/gov.uscourts.mowd.117531/gov.uscourts.mowd.117531.111.0.pdfPLAINTIFF’S SUGGESTIONS IN OPPOSITION TO APPLICATION OF POLSINELLI PC FOR ATTORNEY’S FEEShttp://ia802308.us.archive.org/32/items/gov.uscourts.mowd.117531/gov.uscourts.mowd.117531.112.0.pdfHere, Defendants admit to at least $4 million in refunds requested but not yet paid.1 Should the FTC prevail, the amount of refunds could exceed that amount by an order of magnitude, $50 million.2 Yet, frozen funds amount to only approximately $10.1 million3 – barely 20% of the potential refund liability. Of that amount, up to approximately $1.1 million has already been earmarked to pay interim operating costs.4 Allowing additional releases of frozen funds to pay attorney’s fees only reduces the already modest refunds that Defendants’ consumer victims could expect to receive. Equity demands that these scarce funds be used for the victimized consumers, not lawyers.
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This needs to be posted to /r/cringe on Reddit...
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I'm finding all the ghash servers incredibly unstable at the moment Anyone else able to verify us1, uk1, and nl1 are all wonky for the past ~8 hours or so ?
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they knew that ASIC mining would kill off scrypt coins and anyone who bought an scrypt ASIC would regret it. Legal or not is a different issue....
... I wonder if this ultimately means scrypt based stuff dies off altogether and Bitcoin becomes stronger for it ...
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Haha. From the latest bullshit AMT thread.
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I work with and personally own both. Rotate between an iPhone 5s, Samsung S5, Galaxy Note 3, and another Samsung device strictly for development.
Personally, prefer using the iPhone as my "mission critical" primary device, and use my Samsungs as a backup/dev/work/tinkering device.
Prefer web browsing on my Note 3 for to the larger display, using the pen for finer navigation.
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Meta: Have "American Greed" playing on the TV in the background while working, and had an amusing thought of "I can't wait to see an episode done about Butterfly Labs..."
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http://ia802308.us.archive.org/32/items/gov.uscourts.mowd.117531/gov.uscourts.mowd.117531.109.0.pdfPLAINTIFF’S REPLY SUGGESTIONS OF POINTS AND AUTHORITIES IN SUPPORT OF MOTION FOR PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION AND OTHER EQUITABLE RELIEFTL;DR: " Where it matters, Defendants still have not solved any of their problems." EDIT: Notable excerpts "Once Defendants manufactured Bitcoin mining machines using what were essentially interest-free loans from consumers, their first actions were not to benefit their long-suffering customers, but to pad their own bottom line.""Given Defendants’ repeated law violations and questionable practices, Defendants cannot expect the Court simply to take their word for it that they have abandoned their illegal conduct for good.""They should not get a fourth chance (or a fifth chance, in the case of one of the defendants) that would be funded with money that rightfully belongs to consumers""Mr. Zerlan admitted that Defendants mined Bitcoins with customer equipment""The continuance of illegal conduct obviates the need for the Commission to demonstrate a likelihood of future violations.""Defendants’ corporate culture undermines the credibility of their claims that they will operate lawfully in the future.""the illegal conduct here did not occur in isolation or as a result of mere oversight, but as a result of a business model designed to extract and retain money from consumers for as long as possible""Rather than exhibiting contrition, Defendants continued taking pre-orders despite their inability to fulfill existing orders and spent corporate funds on foam pitchforks emblazoned with the phrase, “Y U No Ship, BFL Is Late!” to mock their own customers.""Defendant Vleisides, under the guise of corporate housing, lives in a home renovated, owned, and paid for by Butterfly Labs, and therefore consumers""Defendants are not providing refunds as represented, and, neither providing refunds nor mollifying customers with giveaways cures deception"
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Besides he obviously was just doing what the boss told him.
WW II war criminals said the same thing.
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*grumbles about auto-payout still being hosed*
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I believe the previous post is right in cryptically stating " LOL ", I will say that BFL is on its death throws if that is their best they can do as a MOTION TO DISMISS
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Not sure about UFO's, but know many of the southern border states are overrun with aliens...
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Just upgraded one of my miners, and get the following error at the top of the miner configuration tab.
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I am looking to sell my Antminers S3+.
Which batch are they from ? Possibly interested in picking up two for shipping to TX.
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The way I figure it, my wife owns 50% of my "fun" car. If she want's to drive it, I trust her enough to, and will ungrudgingly deal with whatever improbable outcome that results. Same way I would understand her allowing me to drive her "fun" car if I desired.
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I for one cannot wait until their "BFL moment", when the whole thing comes crashing down and these assholes get whats coming. And it is coming. Some very good legal professionals are already after them, and the numbers are multiplying. Pretending they are exempt from the law will only work for these dip-shits for so long.
It can't happen soon enough
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Just wondering where you are located and what the power draw on these are?
Dallas, TX. ~200W at normal clocks.
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