Explain to me why BFL buys back its FPGA products for 100% of the cost? What is this business's? If you will soon be ASIC, the FPGA will be useless. I think BFL is buying back its FPGA in order to sell them to those who are on the waiting list for the FPGA. Unthinking that BFL makes new FPGA devices.
When we see a prototype ASIC device?
Only one month before the start of a BFL, ASIC should already be a prototype. Show people that ASIC is and it works. Then I can also pay money.
from my understanding, the ASIC is an upgrade to the FPGA product. So your essentially getting the same unit back with an upgraded chip. A very strange business model. If all buyers will return FPGA devices, it means that BFL has nothing gained with FPGA business.  |
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Explain to me why BFL buys back its FPGA products for 100% of the cost? What is this business's? If you will soon be ASIC, the FPGA will be useless. I think BFL is buying back its FPGA in order to sell them to those who are on the waiting list for the FPGA. Unthinking that BFL makes new FPGA devices.
When we see a prototype ASIC device?
Only one month before the start of a ASIC, BFL should already be a prototype. Show people that ASIC is and it works. Then I can also pay money.
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I can provide solid copperplates to cool the backside of the ZTEX platine.
these professionally milled plates are 5mm thick and should increase the MH/s at least a little bit and support the longevity of the board.
prices strongly depend on volume. assuming at least 20 plates for the y-version (4 FPGAs) are ordered,
the price would approximately be 29€.
for singles approximately 15€. you can pay in BTC of course.
postage is extra. every y-plate weights about 400g. I send from germany.
please post your interest or send pm.
please send pictures of this. |
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last 3 days we have no luck!   Did you notice the 10 days before that.... I agree that a week ago, it was very good. The average income for the past 10 days 20BTC/day. I was just hoping that this will continue in the future)))) |
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last 3 days we have no luck! |
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Bitminter is down? I cant connect!
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JSON API question Guy's I have to admit that pool is great! I have a simple question. I would like to make a graph of my MH/s from the pool stand point of view Something like: https://bitminter.com/api/pool/top50I was planning to explore that, but unfortunately i am not in the top 50:( If i was i should get info from there without a problems I have read about all available api's but i could not find such stats per user. The other option is to "hack" somehow my OWN account - what i mean is to write php script which shall authorize and parse the info from workers page: https://bitminter.com/members/workersUnfortunately it is to hard to implement with my knowledge of php. The question is if there is a way to get MH/s with JSON per user ID? Thanks in advance! I agree that the additional statistics on a graph need I would like to know my average speed over the day too. |
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OOO! under development!??. Give me link to read more about ;-)
Thanks for info about "hopper". Now i know)
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one question: if CDF reaches 100%, we will solve the block?
"There's no such thing as being 1% towards solving a block. You don't make progress towards solving it. After working on it for 24 hours, your chances of solving it are equal to what your chances were at the start or at any moment. Believing otherwise is what's known as the Gambler's fallacy [1]. It's like trying to flip 53 coins at once and have them all come up heads. Each time you try, your chances of success are the same." from https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Blocks Then CDF looks useless for predicting the end of a block Nothing is useful for predicting the end of a block. Sorry. Then I dont understand the algorithm for "pool hoping." These programs are somehow determine which block short and which a long |
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one question: if CDF reaches 100%, we will solve the block?
"There's no such thing as being 1% towards solving a block. You don't make progress towards solving it. After working on it for 24 hours, your chances of solving it are equal to what your chances were at the start or at any moment. Believing otherwise is what's known as the Gambler's fallacy [1]. It's like trying to flip 53 coins at once and have them all come up heads. Each time you try, your chances of success are the same." from https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Blocks Then CDF looks useless for predicting the end of a block |
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one question: if CDF reaches 100%, we will solve the block?
It never does 99,99...% is the max Thanks for info |
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one question: if CDF reaches 100%, we will solve the block?
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mtgoxlive work fine for me, wait some time and content will be loaded
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Namecoins up and running again. Payouts have run already.
There was a big blockchain reorganization causing 5 orphans. Looks like there was a fork and for some reason our namecoind got stuck on the wrong fork. Very annoying. I was sure I had a recent enough namecoind. Can't see any important announcements on their website either.
Anyway, back to normal.
although your the topic owner, why do you spam this whole thread..... WTF? DrHaribo runs the pool. Miners want updates. Updates are spam? Thick troll is thick. In Berlin big heat now 35 degrees, my rig working minus 1 Gh/s now, Bitcoin price go down, we have huge block to solve. Leave us alone with your comments about DrHaribo. I'm angry today.... |
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Must we forget the NMC mining in a future? ))) NMC only waste the time, but cost nothing)))
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get BTC payout)))
one block 194478 still "stale". Is it realy "stale" ? Looks like "stale" ((((
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