No, no and none.
? what do u mean . We don't have any more information than you do, contact Spondoolies. |
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To answer your three questions: No, no and none.
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If you were/are the real account owner you'd lawyer up, pay $500 for a demand letter from a RU lawyer and get your account.
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guys put him in your trust list
Don't. If for whatever reason someone would ever be able to use that account again, it'd absolutely, 100% certain not be satoshi himself, but someone who hacked bitcointalk. I couldn't think of any account I'd trust less  Agreed that username is the #1 target. I believe the Satoshi account is locked so one can't simply log into it even with the correct login details (if there even are any). |
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Am I criminally optimistic...
Dogie was barking about some outstanding commissions, apparently. I'm sure they can sort this out on Skype, e-mail or PM when the sweet nectar of income is flowing. I'm guessing dogie isn't at the top of their list of creditors either. Tried to do so for over a year, either I accepted a huge cut of what was owed or it was nothing. They then went through the 'lets discredit him so no one will believe him phase' and kicked me out the affiliate scheme even as their largest affiliate. I'll leave it like that for now and let the current activities play out, its not really fair when Guy can't easily discuss or counter what I'm saying due to now soon being part of a publicly listed company. |
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I could be wrong but I don't think Dogie works for bitmain anymore. He has a known issue with SP, yes we all saw that. But I don't think bitmain is still paying him ( I could be wrong).
I do not, no. Bitmain have individual hardware topics for there machines so why not with spondoolies?
See my answer from the previous thread Because
1) Spondoolies themselves chose to announce in their own thread
2) The thread is controlled by them, not a random person
3) That allows them to control their own information and change it if/when it becomes outdated
4) The link in this OP trolls the email campaign tracking
5) Bitmain has magnitudes more individual customers than Spondoolies. Spondoolies prefers to sell a tonne of product to one guy, Bitmain prefers to sell a product to a tonne of people.
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When I registered my account, the page I was automatically directed to was the above page...as in I was directed to a page that contained all the threads that GermanGiant had created. I had initially thought this was some kind of list of threads that may be useful to read prior to browsing and posting on the forum. I was wrong.
On a related note, it might not be a bad idea to automatically direct newly registered users to a list of useful threads that may help them navigate both the forum and Bitcoin in general. You need to put in your own userid (in numbers), ie https://bitcointalk.org/gettopics.php?user=557356 |
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That's no more efficient than their last gen gear, assuming it's even real. Guessing it's not. Especially seeing as the picture is just 2 SP3Xs cropped on top of each other... |
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There isn't much point of this, it has to be smaller miners inside otherwise you lose all forms of modularity. Any downtime costs you $100 an hour rather than just a module going offline etc, and then the purchase price is inflated because its a container ($2-3k) and inbuilt infrastructure.
When the alternative is 10 SP50s or 200S5s, I can't see anyone buying a container.
I can't remember the name but there was a company that sold containers like this just without miners. They took containers and put electrical and cooling. They thought they would have customers but seems that company died. Have not seem anything from them. I have a feeling you are right and this container project just like other one will not take off. You mean the company that was selling dedicated server cooling cabinets? I remember such a company advertising here, might have been this one but I'm not sure. Here's a picture from their website Theirs was air cooled but I don't remember the company name. |
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There isn't much point of this, it has to be smaller miners inside otherwise you lose all forms of modularity. Any downtime costs you $100 an hour rather than just a module going offline etc, and then the purchase price is inflated because its a container ($2-3k) and inbuilt infrastructure.
When the alternative is 10 SP50s or 200 S5s S7s, I can't see anyone buying a container.
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Can we get back to discussing the SP50? 2 pages of random ass stuff...
Hard to discuss what isn't yet in the wild Seriously though, why is BTCS stock not leaping up on the news? Because it'll take a lot to turn around multi M losses every quarter which is a risk. Think how many SP50s that takes to sell even with a nice margin. Overall though they've got a good chance with exclusive(ish) control of the SP50, with enough capital they can just mega farm their own btc at cents on the dollar. |
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Can we get back to discussing the SP50? 2 pages of random ass stuff...
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Hell Yeah... Bitcoin Mining GONE BIG... like REALLY BIG  A common name for this piece of equipment will be: SP50 Dozer or Excavator lol this is big. In the opposite direction I still hope SPT to reconsider their decision and produce smaller, home friendly miners for the average Joe. It's too early to take out bitcoin mining from the masses. they won't. somehow they set on this (erroneous, in my opinion) path a while ago. emulating bitfury/knc basically (with better intentions, perhaps). Except those companies pay their debts (mostly). |
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Bitcointalk has problems with some of the picture hosting sites and will just show you this error.
There are a lot of different pic host sites out there just google: "picture hosting" and check which service do you like and which works fine with bitcointalk. It is really simple to find hosting service which is working one with bitcointalk.
Imgur should not go through the proxy any more. Theymos patched that a while back. Theymos disabled the white list this morning when the imgur issues were discovered. |
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I want to drop one of these in my basement, if anything just because I can.. My wife would get a kick out of that fan noise  I hope your wife is a weight lifter. Maybe she can help you carry it down the stairs. It must weigh in excess of 100 pounds. 100 pounds? LOL! I'd guess there's close to 100 pounds of PSUs, let alone the rest of the beast. I'm going to guess 500lbs. Free SP50 for the closest guess, Spondoolies?  High density PSUs are usually in the 2lbs (1.1kg) per kW. So you can expect 40-45lbs of PSUs alone. But they are probably easy to remove if you want something lighter to lift. The SP35's PSUs are listed as 1kg maximum = 22lbs of PSUS. The DS1600SPE-3 series weight is 2.2 lbs / 1 kg maximum. |
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Dead should probably not be DT lvl 1 since he is not active. He also has led a few questionable large investments here that have not gone well. I have mentioned this a few times, but no one seems to care. The trust system here is interesting to say the least. You can try sending him a message to have deprived removed.
Yup. As you can see from the visualisations he also exists as an island, his trust list is filled with people that are almost all only trusted by him. |
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sidehack needs to get some of these chips.. 137GH stick miner chip would be nuts.. prob not even possible with USB power
If they're anything like their previous chips, I doubt sidehack will touch them. The format is difficult to work with, much moreso than the BITMAIN ones. These are small chips now though, 7x7mm compared to 19x19mm and 20W compared to ~60W. A 1A USB miner would be ~30GH. |
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Just to be clear, it is 110Th+/-10%. Beforehand it was a mixed bag with SP30 vs Sp20. Sp30 was +/-, but SP20 was never a +/-, but rather - in most cases. 10% is a bit more variability than I would like to see. 5% would have been better, especially when we are talking about numbers that are so large. So, if it is 100TH, then it is 16.5J/Gh, still very very impressive for a large machine like this. To be fair only the SP20 was iffy as it was rated right at the top of what it could physically do while in a cooler ambient. And while the SP30 was regrettable, it was refunded sufficiently such that I don't think anyone was too unhappy. |
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Somehow I missed the picture of the back. I've just installed an additional 400 amp service and am getting ready to build a shed. If I could get my hands on a few of these things, that would be a game changer.
Same. Those are Artesyn style PSUs but they colors are reversed from the SP35's one.  |
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Well, now with 1PH being as simple as 10 of these ..... network will be well over 100bn diff soon enough... LOL!
1PH = 150KW which is surprisingly low but its still what, $300k? That's probably the limiting factor still, simply having enough money to buy them in the first place. |
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