Congrats, likehiro! Well done.

We've been working on some heraldry for an unrelated project, I'll see if any of the actual artists here at the studio can scare anything up.

We all hate getting dinged by costly customs and duty fees at the border, so why not order your Casascius 0.5 BTC physical bitcoins from a fellow Canadian? Let customs keep their grubby hands to themselves!

Each coin has an intact hologram, and has only been handled with cotton gloves. Only BTC1 plus actual shipping cost!

With an extremely limited minting of only 7000-7500 units, these 0.5 BTC coins are set to become extremely valuable once the original supply is depleted. Don't wait until the price skyrockets like the 2011 coins, which are now selling for 5x their face value. Grab some today

Being the lesser wise doesn't seem as bad, somehow   

Sorry! The screens have been reclaimed, no more t-shirts of this design.

With a 0.017 per share dividend, we're talking about a drop from, say, BTC3.417 to BTC3.400. That's a pretty small drop to try measuring.

I think it comes down to personal preference: slow & steady means you don't have to keep checking the exchanges for the perfect time to sell. Fast & furious means you get rich quicker.

Long-time shareholders are already filthy rich, but now feel as if they're being forced into action.

As far as problems go, this isn't a major one  

I'm fine with throwing away single BTCs on toys, but once you get into double-digits, it's less of an impulse buy.

I'd purchase a blade at <BTC20, but that's the upper limit.

Sorry, I'm only seeing this now.

I think Rosewill is newegg's in-house brand. Mine is a 10-port, 3.5A (model RHB-520). There's a switch to enable all 10 ports or just the first 6, but I'm not sure if this causes a drop in the first 6 ports, so I've left it off. 6 was fine for me, anyway, as I only had 5 erupters and the pi.

For the record, that specific Rosewill hub wasn't listed in the RPi compatibility charts, but another Rosewill model was. They probably all work.

2BTC in less than two months

I, for one, welcomed the BTC3.4 wall, as I was starting to get uncomfortable with the % of my portfolio invested in AM.

What I was wondering is whether a straight-up BTC donation would appear as donated hashing in your stats... I'm at UTC-2:30

(and thank YOU)

Yes it does.

If you make something, aren't you entitled to charge whatever you want for it?

Newegg's Rosewill RHB-520 will power 5 erupters plus the Pi. It's got 10 ports, but not enough amperage to drive them all.

Did you create that image? The ASICMINER logo would look great on a t-shirt...

Brazil, Greenland, Uruguay, and a few tiny islands. There's also a UTC-2:30, not sure which category that would fall under in the stats.

EDIT: was it this?

Got coordinates?

They're not selling for $300 on eBay anymore. None of those buyers are going to pay up when they see new auctions for $110.

1) Manufacturer deploys xTH/s of customer-purchased hardware
2) Network difficulty destroyed
3) Manufacturer unplugs hardware to send to customers
4) Network difficulty un-destroyed
5) Customers deploy xTH/s of hardware
6) Network difficulty destroyed
7)

Emphasis mine. Assume huge jumps in difficulty, like we've seen recently, and you get different numbers.

This is why you pay for express shipping 

It sounds like you have a bunch of BTC2 miners at your house. How many?

Brand damage is directly related to the public's memory; six months from now, nobody's going to care or even remember that a few people overpaid for the privilege of being a bleeding-edge early adopter. Note how we don't weep for those who paid $1200 for a PS3 on day one.