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Topic: [ActiveMining] The Official Active Mining Discussion Thread - page 62. (Read 479317 times)
September 06, 2013, 01:56:31 PM
September 06, 2013, 01:53:40 PM
Damn investing in this company seems like a bad idea now, not feeling very good.
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September 06, 2013, 01:42:38 PM
In all seriousness, fuck right off.
This guy!
September 06, 2013, 01:41:20 PM
Damn investing in this company seems like a bad idea now, not feeling very good.
September 06, 2013, 01:39:59 PM
...I still love you, Stuart 
In all seriousness, fuck right off.
I thought u ragequit?
"All the rest has been waffle but tell you what Lorenzo. As you have PM'ed me multiple times telling me to shut up I'll do so. It's all yours now. See how you get on. I don't know what the feck you are going to talk about, but hey maybe another week of silence will do wonders for the share price. Be seeing you."
September 06, 2013, 01:37:07 PM
...I still love you, Stuart
In all seriousness, fuck right off.
September 06, 2013, 01:35:01 PM
...I still love you, Stuart
September 06, 2013, 01:32:34 PM
Weep about what? Labcoin's chips are already done dude,
Want to show us the evidence of that? Any evidence no matter how negligible will do? tripple lol - this is fantastic. Oh how the mighty fall. Bysie bye sucker!
Meh, It's been fun but at this point I'm just going to put you on ignore. You are starting to appear to be actually crazy. The sensible thing to do is play both stocks (now that we have the eASIC press release) and try to make money on both. Getting so emotionally obsessed with a stock is a surefire way to lose a ton of money.
September 06, 2013, 01:30:42 PM
Weep about what? Labcoin's chips are already done dude,
Want to show us the evidence of that? Any evidence no matter how negligible will do? tripple lol - this is fantastic. Oh how the mighty fall. Bysie bye sucker!
September 06, 2013, 01:30:33 PM
You're the first person I'll send an e-hug to when I buy back 
I'm sorry but the damage you tried to do to the share price in your very public exit from ACtM (in order to get others to follow you) has put you off my Christmas card list. If you had gone quietly instead of trying to create a panic and a selling surge that would have been absolutely fine - of course.
Keep your e-hug for your bank manager, you will have a lot of explaining to do when you loose 75% of your funds in the impending LabCON crash. You must be atleast 25% down already. What's it like being underwater by that much?
double lolz
Oh yeah, the "red engulfing candles", I'm sure. Since "the chart never lies" they must be able to predict actual events in the future right? Like if the chart voodoo shows the price must crash, it must be able to predict the chips won't work, right?
You should start a psychic hotline - predict people's futures by reading stock charts. You'll make way more money then by daytrading!
September 06, 2013, 01:27:06 PM
ActM is already down to the price before the last announcement, while Labcoin is fairly stable with a recent upswing
Do you know why the price is so low? Because of pricks like you who have spent weeks, and some months, attacking this honest company at every opportunity. You seem to be forgetting that price is where it is because of your own dirty tricks.
lol to LabCON being stable. OMG! Get back to me in a few days. Not long now.
September 06, 2013, 01:23:42 PM
You're the first person I'll send an e-hug to when I buy back
I'm sorry but the damage you tried to do to the share price in your very public exit from ACtM (in order to get others to follow you) has put you off my Christmas card list. If you had gone quietly instead of trying to create a panic and a selling surge that would have been absolutely fine - of course.
Keep your e-hug for your bank manager, you will have a lot of explaining to do when you loose 75% of your funds in the impending LabCON crash. You must be atleast 25% down already. What's it like being underwater by that much?
double lolz
September 06, 2013, 01:23:11 PM
Yep, his name was hazryder or something, but yes, I remember it also.
Do you also remember when you held ACtM shares? How's it going over in LabCon land?
Um, you know the answer is much better, right? Have you looked at the prices lately?
ActM is already down to the price before the last announcement, while Labcoin is fairly stable with a recent upswing. I'm actually stuck with a small chunk of ActM that I'd hoped to sell for ~.0047-.0049, but it doesn't look like that will happen for a while. On the other hand I bought more labcoin at 0.003212 - 0.00337 that I could flip for a few % profit right now (or at least put in sell orders to do so)
Oh, and you know someone put up a bid for 15,000 labcoin at 0.0032 right after someone dumped 17k ActM shares and highhandedly dropped the price 10%, right?
Promise: a competitive, state of the art BTC ASIC
There is only one answer to that, and I'm pleased to say it dumps a mighty load over your pathetic and frankly childish fun. Read this and weap into your rapidly going cold LabCON latte, because this is big boys stuff now:
http://www.easic.com/easic-company/testimonials/
In addition to the substantial system cost saving, we were pleasantly surprised at how quick we received working devices and how much lower the power consumption was compared to the low density FPGA we were using. eASIC’s zero-mask charge, fast turnaround ASICs helped us to make quick changes to keep up with the latest requirements from our customers and also rapidly ramp into high volume production.
Kevin Chiang, AVTECH
Weep about what? Labcoin's chips are already done dude, it doesn't matter how fast eASIC's turnaround time is compared to something that's already happened in the past.
What we really need to know is ActM's die sizes. Gh/mm2 is going to determine who's chips are cheaper, not feature size.
September 06, 2013, 01:16:43 PM
Read this and weap into your rapidly going cold LabCON latte
Hahah, this thread is awesome today
September 06, 2013, 01:15:35 PM
Do you also remember when you held ACtM shares? How's it going over in LabCon land?
Indeed, I do remember - t'was a nice time chatting with you folks. Hell, it still is
And don't worry, I'll be back. I'm actually very anxious for the end of Oct. to come around.
You're the first person I'll send an e-hug to when I buy back
September 06, 2013, 01:13:04 PM
Promise: a competitive, state of the art BTC ASIC
There is only one answer to that, and I'm pleased to say it dumps a mighty load over your pathetic and frankly childish fun. Read this and weap into your rapidly going cold LabCON latte, because this is big boys stuff now:
http://www.easic.com/easic-company/testimonials/
In addition to the substantial system cost saving, we were pleasantly surprised at how quick we received working devices and how much lower the power consumption was compared to the low density FPGA we were using. eASIC’s zero-mask charge, fast turnaround ASICs helped us to make quick changes to keep up with the latest requirements from our customers and also rapidly ramp into high volume production.
Kevin Chiang, AVTECH
September 06, 2013, 01:10:13 PM
(Also PMing Ken with this)
Suggestion List:
Clean up Product List: There are too many products offered. K.I.S.S. (Keep it simple stupid) should be applied here as (let's face it) the majority of people that are into mining bitcoins right now are not the brightest and it allows for a cleaner website, Easier PR releases, easier $/GH Comparison with other companies.
Suggestion List:
Clean up Product List: There are too many products offered. K.I.S.S. (Keep it simple stupid) should be applied here as (let's face it) the majority of people that are into mining bitcoins right now are not the brightest and it allows for a cleaner website, Easier PR releases, easier $/GH Comparison with other companies.
My suggestion for the product list is:
1) Bulk chips.
2) PCIe 1x cards, with discounts for bulk orders.
That's it. The reason is, a PCIe card can basically be produced entirely by an SMT line, with no manual labor at all. When the user gets it they can plug it into any motherboard. Since they already appear to be doing something like that, that would be the way to go.
You can retail off the shelf cases/back-planes/host controllers etc (something like a PCIe based version of the bitfury m-board) - but those should not be the 'main' products and they would ship separately, etc.
September 06, 2013, 01:05:11 PM
Yep, his name was hazryder or something, but yes, I remember it also.
Do you also remember when you held ACtM shares? How's it going over in LabCon land?
September 06, 2013, 12:58:22 PM
Still frozen to the IPO value of your iCEDRILL shares sugar lips?
September 06, 2013, 12:53:41 PM
a half-ass My First EZ-Bake toy version of ASIC
Holy shit did I lol
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