someone should tell them before they ramp up production

...or maybe... they'd just slap BTC COMPATIBLE on the box!

Printed by hand on 100% cotton shirts with professional-quality inks and equipment. This isn't some shitty heat-press transfer or a blurry inkjet print. $20 or the current equivalent in BTC.

I print these shirts myself, and I take pride in what I do.

Shipping within Canada is $4, USA is $6, International is $8.



I ship out orders the day after I receive payment.

Apologies for the blurry photo; the lighting was poor and we had to do a long exposure in order to get the orange to look right

EDIT: I also offer hefty bulk discounts, so PM me if you want to order several of these shirts, or if you'd like me to print a design of your own choosing.

thank YOU! just dropped it off at the post office.

i sell these, too, if anyone else is interested

he's getting one from group buy 1... you guys need to keep up

there are no other posts indicating this in threads 1, 2, or 3. at least, not since #4 was announced.

...i'm waiting for a pot to boil

i've got this Rosewill hub on the way... good to know you've got yours to work!

http://www.amazon.com/Rosewill-10-Port-High-Speed-RHB-520/dp/B007ZSKJV0

it's a 3.5A, so i think 7 erupters would be a hard limit

nubbins; 5; 10.2118; 16sLDTSoKBaX7q92STj7vTTrY7Yu14ZEYc

Canadian order!

don't get me started on how everyone dumping their GPUs at the same time is going to affect the resale value. 

just thinking out loud here...

when ASICS increase the network hash rate enough, GPUs will stop earning enough money to recoup electricity costs. when that happens, GPUs will start dropping off the network in droves, causing difficulty to either drop, or grow more slowly.

i wonder what's the total hashing power of all the GPUs on the network right now?

AM as a mining company doesn't seem to want a bigger % of the network than they already have, so you can ignore their effect on the hash rate and just focus on everybody else.

i'm only using my mac until my 2nd raspberry pi shows up... now that should be fun 

macs are for people who like using computers but dislike having to tinker with computer hardware.

similarly, usb erupters are for people who like bitcoin but don't have a spare room in their home for big aluminum frames full of GPUs and huge noisy fans and PSUs.

not surprisingly, some mac owners have ordered usb erupters. 

i'm running 10.7.5 with a few usb erupters on the way... is there a version of 1.1.1 available for 10.7?

EDIT: nevermind, i'm running 10.8.3!

imagine what the reference designs look like...

i chuckled at this as well. i guess if they convert all the pre-orders to chip sales, they won't need to worry about fixing problems with their boards  

i may be in for 5, will know more soon.

it would be cool to cut this one off at 50 for a quick turnaround!

i'm still waiting on my miners, but you can install an older version of cgminer via homebrew. instructions here:

http://blog.nwoolls.com/2013/04/24/bitcoin-mining-on-mac-os-x-cgminer-bfgminer/

not sure if upgrading to the latest version is possible, or if someone has to package a special brew release.

all but one mailed out within 24 hours. i was watching another group buy thread where the organizer took over a week 

+1 here too. he's been super responsive, both in responding to PMs and in shipping orders.

amazing! very professional and quick, i think we all picked a good group buy

i ordered this 10-port, 3.5A hub: http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817182257

should be good enough to power my 5 miners (~2.5A).

i've heard reports of people having success using Rosewill hubs with the Raspberry Pi, so I'll be giving that a try with MinePeon as well.