[ActiveMining] The Official Active Mining Discussion Thread [Self-Moderated] - page 121.

JoTheKhan

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Quote from: keepinithamsta on January 17, 2014, 04:56:21 PM

Quote from: minerpart on January 17, 2014, 06:02:20 AM

Quote from: JoTheKhan on January 17, 2014, 12:55:05 AM

Ken shouldn't waste extended time on this since we are already behind.

Sure but remember ken doesn't actually build the chips or boards himself. We have Gerald at VMC HQ dealing with calls and customer enquiries. And Ken has just spent a few days meeting with our main partner/supplier, so everything should be covered right now.

Think about how a typical CEO structures their day. They usually only work a few hours each morning - and have a few key meetings each week. CEO's are not supposed to be grafters, they are supposed to manage from a distance, delegate, and make key decisions. Ken could commit just 10 hours a week on this (like many CEO's do) and still be doing his full duty. The fact he even wants to spend days and days coding when he does have funds to hire and sit back means his heart is in this company and he is more dedicated to it's success than any career CEO would be.

Tell me what CEO commits 10 hours a day to their business. Not to mention name one owner of successful business that only worked 10 hours a day during the startup phase. I would personally like to know what each employee does at VMC and their salary. Because at this point it seems like they get paid to sit around and wait for shit to happen.

10 Hours a week, not a day and he's referring to 10 Hours a week working solely on getting our shares on online.

EDIT: Or atleast I hope so.

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Quote from: minerpart on January 17, 2014, 06:02:20 AM

Quote from: JoTheKhan on January 17, 2014, 12:55:05 AM

Ken shouldn't waste extended time on this since we are already behind.

Sure but remember ken doesn't actually build the chips or boards himself. We have Gerald at VMC HQ dealing with calls and customer enquiries. And Ken has just spent a few days meeting with our main partner/supplier, so everything should be covered right now.

Think about how a typical CEO structures their day. They usually only work a few hours each morning - and have a few key meetings each week. CEO's are not supposed to be grafters, they are supposed to manage from a distance, delegate, and make key decisions. Ken could commit just 10 hours a week on this (like many CEO's do) and still be doing his full duty. The fact he even wants to spend days and days coding when he does have funds to hire and sit back means his heart is in this company and he is more dedicated to it's success than any career CEO would be.

Tell me what CEO commits 10 hours a day to their business. Not to mention name one owner of successful business that only worked 10 hours a day during the startup phase. I would personally like to know what each employee does at VMC and their salary. Because at this point it seems like they get paid to sit around and wait for shit to happen.

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I'll raise you a George Peppard and team. At least if they shoot at Ken it's a guaranteed miss! Grin

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lol.

Maybe he should contact Edward Woodwood.

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Back in July VE got pissed off at Ken for putting up a 500,000 wall out of the blue. VE subsequently rage quit and sold his shares in a oner! It was hilarious watching all the bids getting taken out at once as he thought he was crashing the price with his 120,000 shares. He lost a lot of btc as a result and has had it in for Ken ever since. VE then went off to Labcon and lost even more money. When he came back to ActM he panic bought 50,000 shares so you can see why he's bitter and started phoning eAsic and issuing death threats to Ken. The irony is he brought it all on himself and rather than man up and take responsibility for his own mistakes his ego won't allow for that so he has to blame someone else. Very sad.

VE doesn't give a toss if ActM succeeds or fails even though he still holds shares. He just wants revenge.

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Quote from: VolanicEruptor on January 17, 2014, 11:07:47 AM

Quote from: Stuartuk on January 17, 2014, 10:58:32 AM

Yawn.......

welcome to the forum by the way.

(his third post)

Yeah, just like the large influx of ken supporters who have about 10 posts on average! good job at pointing that out, ur smrt!

Ve why did you actively almost blow up the eASIC deal. Im just curious ....you can even lie to me...

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Quote from: Stuartuk on January 17, 2014, 10:58:32 AM

Yawn.......

welcome to the forum by the way.

(his third post)

Yeah, just like the large influx of ken supporters who have about 10 posts on average! good job at pointing that out, ur smrt!

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seriously, I am losing my patience!!! Angry

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Yawn.......

welcome to the forum by the way.

(his third post)

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Quote from: gogxmagog on January 16, 2014, 06:41:09 PM

The first thing on ChromaWalet's website is a message stating "Colored Coins are not simple or easy to use!"

The exact quote (not taken out of context) is: "Warning: the current version is only a preview which runs on the testnet, it is not easy to use and set up." This is because the alpha version requires editing configuration files and accessing the command-line to set up the testnet this version runs on. The beta version, which is due at the end of this month, will not require such steps.

Quote from: BitThink on January 17, 2014, 03:21:12 AM

If he still have money left now, he will become a scammer. He, however, could apologize and reduce his personal holding and use that to compensate the public share holders. Even the shares worth almost 0 now, this at least proves he's a decent person and really take the investor's money and his responsibility seriously.

So, you invested and want a refund? You put your money towards a cause and now you want your money back? The sooner we get trading, the sooner we can shake out these weak hands. I don't understand some people, for example, the Seedcoin Fund IPO just finished on Havelock in the last 48 hours and people have already sold shares for losses in the 10-20% range. Huh

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Quote from: drawingthesun on January 17, 2014, 06:14:38 AM

Has Bargraphics had his meeting with Ken yet? Or is Ken still away?

This should happen on this coming Sunday or Monday.

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Quote from: minerpart on January 17, 2014, 06:02:20 AM

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The fact he even wants to spend days and days coding when he does have funds to hire and sit back means his heart is in this company and he is more dedicated to it's success than any career CEO would be.

Ken has funds for the refund and not as much for hiring because he isn't going to spend those funds until products are shipped to them.

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Has Bargraphics had his meeting with Ken yet? Or is Ken still away?

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IIIIII====II====IIIIII

Quote from: JoTheKhan on January 17, 2014, 12:55:05 AM

Ken shouldn't waste extended time on this since we are already behind.

Sure but remember ken doesn't actually build the chips or boards himself. We have Gerald at VMC HQ dealing with calls and customer enquiries. And Ken has just spent a few days meeting with our main partner/supplier, so everything should be covered right now.

Think about how a typical CEO structures their day. They usually only work a few hours each morning - and have a few key meetings each week. CEO's are not supposed to be grafters, they are supposed to manage from a distance, delegate, and make key decisions. Ken could commit just 10 hours a week on this (like many CEO's do) and still be doing his full duty. The fact he even wants to spend days and days coding when he does have funds to hire and sit back means his heart is in this company and he is more dedicated to it's success than any career CEO would be.

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Quote from: Thumper650 on January 16, 2014, 10:02:16 PM

Quote from: BitThink on January 16, 2014, 09:55:43 PM

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Seriously, I think it's better to press Ken more to consider compensating the investors, other than push him to relist and try to pass the shares to others. No one will buy them under current situations.

ROFL

That's some Intellihash thinking right there. As the shares become worthless, Ken refunds all the money.

Maybe it's funning in the crypto-world. If it were in real life, Ken will be fired by the board months ago. Crypto-world is such a wonderful world for IPO, collect money and I don't need to take any responsibility.

Certainly, Ken cannot refund the money. If he still have money left now, he will become a scammer. He, however, could apologize and reduce his personal holding and use that to compensate the public share holders. Even the shares worth almost 0 now, this at least proves he's a decent person and really take the investor's money and his responsibility seriously.

VolanicEruptor

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Whew. I thought for a second he was going to try turning on a computer all by himself

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Quote from: VolanicEruptor on January 16, 2014, 05:31:07 PM

all you need is a program to assign shares to each user according to the color coin assignments, and then divy up the money according to what % they own of the total shares. It requires a bit of simple programming, which Ken should hire someone for.

+1 For multiple reasons (Ken shouldn't waste extended time on this since we are already behind).

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to the moon, etc.

Quote from: kslaughter on January 16, 2014, 11:19:50 PM

I plan on ~~making~~ paying someone to make the CC interface easy to use after the CC developers have the core tested and working.

please.

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Quote from: arousedrhino on January 16, 2014, 11:31:54 PM

Quote from: VolanicEruptor on January 16, 2014, 09:41:22 PM

Quote from: Edser on January 16, 2014, 07:48:16 PM

FYI,
I got my refund cleared by the bank.

All in all, they could be trying hard and failing as a business. The PR sucks big time, and they just may have good intentions with bad business practice.

I'll be happy to prove that they have failed deliberately to benefit themselves. I know it sounds backwards, but the secret word is salary. They didn't spend a dime on what they were supposed to.

Ok then, please prove it.

Looks like some facts are skewed by the masses again. It is verified that eAsic is contracted and taped out on the chipset for this project. Look at the press releases on their website. I have worked in the Silicon world for a great deal of time............. one thing is for sure! If you don't pay the $$ they dont unlock the door and let you in! so if no money was spent on the projects and they took more than peanuts for salary then they didn't get eAsic's name on the project!

And I know the starting Salary in Silicon Valley for chip engineering, development and such starts at Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars..........

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Quote from: VolanicEruptor on January 16, 2014, 09:41:22 PM

Quote from: Edser on January 16, 2014, 07:48:16 PM

FYI,
I got my refund cleared by the bank.

All in all, they could be trying hard and failing as a business. The PR sucks big time, and they just may have good intentions with bad business practice.

I'll be happy to prove that they have failed deliberately to benefit themselves. I know it sounds backwards, but the secret word is salary. They didn't spend a dime on what they were supposed to.

Ok then, please prove it.

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