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October 15, 2013, 01:05:19 PM |
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Bitcoinorama, here are a few difficult questions. This is not trolling, just wondering what your personal views are as someone with access to the KNC order book and an interest in the ethics of businesses involved in the mining business. What is the status of the substantial Cloudhashing order: All
As communicated to all customers. The delays are down to us awaiting delivery of a large number of mining equipment purchased on behalf of our customers.
We greatly regret the delays but bear with us as we are daily increasing our hashing power and should have you at 100 percent capacity very soon.
These delays affect everyone in the mining business.
Thanks
Emmanuel
Which you have called out as an unethical business: Actually ignore everything I've just said about talent, it gets worse - as we know Emmanuel Adedeji is behind Cloud Hashing, and on the 'Cloud Hashing' Facebook page, there he is fraudulently posing as a customer asking questions, he then answers to himself as Cloud Hashing;
Emmanuel Adedeji @cloudhashing I really appreciate what you guys are doing at cloudhashing. I will like to buy in the July contracts. But will like to know, at the current difficulty level, how much will I get weekly if I buy 10Gh/s? Like · · 8 June at 23:06 via Mobile
Cloud Hashing At the current difficult level you should earn more than 10 bitcoins per Gigahash per year making 100 bitcoins. Like · Reply · 9 June at 20:49
Disgraceful business ethics!!
...and they've clearly bought the Facebook likes...
Second question. Someone in this thread disassembled the KNC firmware (can't find the quote) and found a 6 module option. Is this form factor in construction at the factory? If so, are the orders for that option being processed in queue order? You said previously that 700 units had been built and 1000 remained to be shipped. Does that 1700 units include all orders, or are there non-public, off order book units being built simultaneously? One thing which really swings in Hashfast's favour is their publically available order book: https://hashfast.com/order-chain/It would be great if you could shine some light on what is actually being built by KNC. That was your original purpose for visiting Sweden? This isn't trolling. These are valid questions.
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October 15, 2013, 01:40:44 PM |
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No need they did it for me, lol Like the old saying goes a picture says a thousand words  I blame it on Snowden. He sensitized the establishment such that now it overreacts. Let's say a govt agency known for snooping asks _that_ miner manufacturing company (won't be named) to let the agency copy all emails and orders from customers because of a potential terrorist threat, the use of BTC to finance terrorism. They agree and feel now they can rest assured they'll be smiled upon in any lawsuit because behind the scenes it will be known they help the good guys. Not good as their ethics are questionable. They see competition (KnC) is going to kicktheirass. Meeting at a European Bitcoin Conference, a spokesman for _that_ miner manufacturing company, gets the ear of KnC reps and hints what they're doing. Since Sweden works agreeably with that US agency on many matters, KnC takes it as a hint they should follow suit to assist the good guys. But, delays have nothing to do with helping the good guys. Delays are the stock in trade of _that_ questionable US miner manufacturing company and leads KnC people astray. The motive is greed and to cause an impediment to KnC success.
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October 15, 2013, 01:42:26 PM |
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just wondering what your personal views are as someone with access to the KNC order book and an interest in the ethics of businesses involved in the mining business.
Not trying to take anything away from your questions - which I too would like to hear the answers to - but I think bitcoinorama explicitly said that he does not have access to the KnC order book unfortunately... scotjam
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October 15, 2013, 01:44:11 PM |
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No need they did it for me, lol Like the old saying goes a picture says a thousand words  I blame it on Snowden. He sensitized the establishment such that now it overreacts. Let's say a govt agency known for snooping asks _that_ miner manufacturing company (won't be named) to let the agency copy all emails and orders from customers because of a potential terrorist threat, the use of BTC to finance terrorism. They agree and feel now they can rest assured they'll be smiled upon in any lawsuit because behind the scenes it will be known they help the good guys. Not good as their ethics are questionable. They see competition (KnC) is going to kicktheirass. Meeting at a European Bitcoin Conference, a spokesman for _that_ miner manufacturing company, gets the ear of KnC reps and hints what they're doing. Since Sweden works agreeably with that US agency on many matters, KnC takes it as a hint they should follow suit to assist the good guys. But, delays have nothing to do with helping the good guys. Delays are the stock in trade of _that_ questionable US miner manufacturing company and leads KnC people astray. The motive is greed and to cause an impediment to KnC success. There's a brown to the lower dirt there. From NY, the dirt on LI, except at the shore or out east, was a deep rich dark soil loaded with earthworms. Early in this planet's history there was a collision with another, smaller, planet and the moon was formed. I'm convinced the dirt down here in the south is from that alien planet. It's red as Mars, lies dense as red brick, and has a thin layer of top soil completely unlike anything on LI. This has to be alien what I'm living on. What's up north is the real earth.
Sounds like SR closure didnt prevent you from scoring...
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October 15, 2013, 01:46:20 PM |
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Email reply from KNC this morning UK time 10:00am.
Hi,
Your order is in the current production queue and should have been completed this morning. We are still waiting for the latest update from the factory. But as far as I can see on the system it has been made and it will be leaving the factory with DHL at 17:00 Swedish time today
Should you have any further questions please do not hesitate to contact us.
Thanks
Emilia
My Order #2389 paid 19th June , 1 x Jupiter.
peace ;-)
DHL ? this + security check at customs .... something is going on here. US gov spending shutdown will have international ripple effect as payoffs fail to be made.
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donch
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October 15, 2013, 01:50:35 PM |
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just wondering what your personal views are as someone with access to the KNC order book and an interest in the ethics of businesses involved in the mining business.
Not trying to take anything away from your questions - which I too would like to hear the answers to - but I think bitcoinorama explicitly said that he does not have access to the KnC order book unfortunately... scotjam He said he was sitting besides four customer services representatives who did :-) I'm just annoyed because this is the second time I've fallen for an over-confident ASIC manufacturer making bold claims: https://www.kncminer.com/news/news-37Would be nice to get the honest answer for once about why things always seem to go tits up after some lucky people get an early delivery. Either KNC have just gone over the top paranoid about quality assurance after the variance in hashing rate per module and exploding capacitors, or they are filling the data centre with someone's off order book units, or something else completely. Who knows? Bitcoinorama might :-)
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October 15, 2013, 01:55:55 PM |
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just wondering what your personal views are as someone with access to the KNC order book and an interest in the ethics of businesses involved in the mining business.
Not trying to take anything away from your questions - which I too would like to hear the answers to - but I think bitcoinorama explicitly said that he does not have access to the KnC order book unfortunately... scotjam He said he was sitting besides four customer services representatives who did :-) I'm just annoyed because this is the second time I've fallen for an over-confident ASIC manufacturer making bold claims: https://www.kncminer.com/news/news-37Would be nice to get the honest answer for once about why things always seem to go tits up after some lucky people get an early delivery. Either KNC have just gone over the top paranoid about quality assurance after the variance in hashing rate per module and exploding capacitors, or they are filling the data centre with someone's off order book units, or something else completely. Who knows? Bitcoinorama might :-) When did you pay for your miner (Sorry if you already said this and I missed it)? Looks like they are up to June 19th Pay date (Most orders for ASIC Miners are made within the first week or two so it will likely be going much quicker. On the "KnC Skype Group" someone just said they picked up their order from KnC, they are definitely shipping units out.
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October 15, 2013, 02:02:51 PM |
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When did you pay for your miner (Sorry if you already said this and I missed it)?
Looks like they are up to June 19th Pay date (Most orders for ASIC Miners are made within the first week or two so it will likely be going much quicker.
On the "KnC Skype Group" someone just said they picked up their order from KnC, they are definitely shipping units out.
August 12th, 56## Took me a while to muster the funds... I suppose I just felt that KNC were selling themselves as super-efficient and they would get the October block orders dispatched within at most one difficulty window (as they suggested by specifying the October 15th deadline). Timing is everything, as we all know. My loss is your gain. Zero sum fun!
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October 15, 2013, 02:03:00 PM |
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US gov spending shutdown will have international ripple effect as payoffs fail to be made.
US customs must be suffering from gov spending shutdown. Somebody necessary to approve shipments must have gotten an unpaid vacation. Shipping in Sweden communicates intent to ship something, awaits a usual response from US customs which is non-forthcoming. Shipping stops.
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October 15, 2013, 02:06:31 PM |
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US gov spending shutdown will have international ripple effect as payoffs fail to be made.
US customs must be suffering from gov spending shutdown. Somebody necessary to approve shipments must have gotten an unpaid vacation. Shipping in Sweden communicates intent to ship something, awaits a usual response from US customs which is non-forthcoming. Shipping stops. So really it's the Tea Party to blame.
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October 15, 2013, 02:09:37 PM |
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US gov spending shutdown will have international ripple effect as payoffs fail to be made.
US customs must be suffering from gov spending shutdown. Somebody necessary to approve shipments must have gotten an unpaid vacation. Shipping in Sweden communicates intent to ship something, awaits a usual response from US customs which is non-forthcoming. Shipping stops. So really it's the Tea Party to blame. Triple self quote. Wonder what that means.
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October 15, 2013, 02:10:47 PM |
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--SNIP--
Second question. Someone in this thread disassembled the KNC firmware (can't find the quote) and found a 6 module option. Is this form factor in construction at the factory?
--SNIP--
It would be great if you could shine some light on what is actually being built by KNC. That was your original purpose for visiting Sweden? This isn't trolling. These are valid questions.
The info about 6 module miners presented by others in this thread to date: The SW and mainboard has provisions for a 6 module unit. The pictures from the datacenter buildout show shelves with standoffs to mount 6 modules. No 6 module miner has been announced or reported in the wild. The mainboard appears to be capable of mounting a second BBB. Reports from the field indicate that the BBB does better with 3 modules or less. It has been speculated that the BBB with the current SW is at or near or over a limit with 4 modules. Modders are in the process of doing further research. This could be a sw limit or it could be a hw limit in the BBB as implimented by KnC. Hopes this answers your question.
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October 15, 2013, 02:11:09 PM |
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US gov spending shutdown will have international ripple effect as payoffs fail to be made.
US customs must be suffering from gov spending shutdown. Somebody necessary to approve shipments must have gotten an unpaid vacation. Shipping in Sweden communicates intent to ship something, awaits a usual response from US customs which is non-forthcoming. Shipping stops. So really it's the Tea Party to blame. Triple self quote. Wonder what that means. overquoted 
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October 15, 2013, 02:13:11 PM |
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US gov spending shutdown will have international ripple effect as payoffs fail to be made.
US customs must be suffering from gov spending shutdown. Somebody necessary to approve shipments must have gotten an unpaid vacation. Shipping in Sweden communicates intent to ship something, awaits a usual response from US customs which is non-forthcoming. Shipping stops. So really it's the Tea Party to blame. Triple self quote. Wonder what that means. Not much. Deleted a quote by someone else to which I had replied. My direction didn't follow his faithfully.
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October 15, 2013, 02:14:30 PM |
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--SNIP--
Second question. Someone in this thread disassembled the KNC firmware (can't find the quote) and found a 6 module option. Is this form factor in construction at the factory?
--SNIP--
It would be great if you could shine some light on what is actually being built by KNC. That was your original purpose for visiting Sweden? This isn't trolling. These are valid questions.
The info about 6 module miners presented by others in this thread to date: The SW and mainboard has provisions for a 6 module unit. The pictures from the datacenter buildout show shelves with standoffs to mount 6 modules. No 6 module miner has been announced or reported in the wild. The mainboard appears to be capable of mounting a second BBB. Reports from the field indicate that the BBB does better with 3 modules or less. It has been speculated that the BBB with the current SW is at or near or over a limit with 4 modules. Modders are in the process of doing further research. This could be a sw limit or it could be a hw limit in the BBB as implimented by KnC. Hopes this answers your question. Or it might portend some mega-miner somewhere down the road.
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October 15, 2013, 02:16:31 PM |
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Funny. I continue to notice a direct correlation between who most trolled my endorsement thread and their number of KNC miners they ordered as well as their early position in the order queue.
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October 15, 2013, 02:19:02 PM |
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Bitcoinorama, here are a few difficult questions. This is not trolling, just wondering what your personal views are as someone with access to the KNC order book and an interest in the ethics of businesses involved in the mining business. What is the status of the substantial Cloudhashing order: All
As communicated to all customers. The delays are down to us awaiting delivery of a large number of mining equipment purchased on behalf of our customers.
We greatly regret the delays but bear with us as we are daily increasing our hashing power and should have you at 100 percent capacity very soon.
These delays affect everyone in the mining business.
Thanks
Emmanuel
Which you have called out as an unethical business: Actually ignore everything I've just said about talent, it gets worse - as we know Emmanuel Adedeji is behind Cloud Hashing, and on the 'Cloud Hashing' Facebook page, there he is fraudulently posing as a customer asking questions, he then answers to himself as Cloud Hashing;
Emmanuel Adedeji @cloudhashing I really appreciate what you guys are doing at cloudhashing. I will like to buy in the July contracts. But will like to know, at the current difficulty level, how much will I get weekly if I buy 10Gh/s? Like · · 8 June at 23:06 via Mobile
Cloud Hashing At the current difficult level you should earn more than 10 bitcoins per Gigahash per year making 100 bitcoins. Like · Reply · 9 June at 20:49
Disgraceful business ethics!!
...and they've clearly bought the Facebook likes...
Second question. Someone in this thread disassembled the KNC firmware (can't find the quote) and found a 6 module option. Is this form factor in construction at the factory? If so, are the orders for that option being processed in queue order? You said previously that 700 units had been built and 1000 remained to be shipped. Does that 1700 units include all orders, or are there non-public, off order book units being built simultaneously? One thing which really swings in Hashfast's favour is their publically available order book: https://hashfast.com/order-chain/It would be great if you could shine some light on what is actually being built by KNC. That was your original purpose for visiting Sweden? This isn't trolling. These are valid questions. Donch, I know nothing about the substantial Cloudhashing order, only that their order is being fulfilled with no special preference. Personally i'm not impressed with how they conduct themselves online, and I don't think they are a great deal for their customers. That's just my opinion. They were advertising as having a physical location in London right next to where I happened to work at the time, by Holborn Circus. They had a big red location marker on a Google maps screenshot stating, here is our office. I actually know that location personally, and that it's not a physical office address and called them on it. It's in their thread somewhere. The six module/four module controller board thing is simply just a variance in board revision made at the factory. No rhyme, or reason to it, and it's purely pot luck if someone gets one. you can't stick more than 4 modules in the casing.
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October 15, 2013, 02:19:41 PM |
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Well, just few more hours left before I can finally cancel my order and get a full refund.
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October 15, 2013, 02:22:19 PM |
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Back when they were doing margins on margins maybe it seemed a potentially useful margin to be able to run six boards if that turned out to be what it would take to meet their target number of hashes per second per unit...
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October 15, 2013, 02:24:06 PM |
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Back when they were doing margins on margins maybe it seemed a potentially useful margin to be able to run six boards if that turned out to be what it would take to meet their target number of hashes per second per unit...
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I've always thought that will use all the 6 plug in the control board for custom case they deploy for hosted miners at KnC DC. I still think this is the case, still I wild guess thou.
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