Look like BFL AM Dave does not care to use people's private picture to garnish his blog post...
I wouldn't call them private since they were used to garnish a blog post to begin with. You guys sure are reaching... it's pathetic.
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I wouldn't call them private since they were used to garnish a blog post to begin with. You guys sure are reaching... it's pathetic.
Post of the day:
Give that guy a cigar, he has earned it over and over again.
Give that guy a cigar, he has earned it over and over again.
https://forums.butterflylabs.com/content/127-bfl-asic-delays-depth-expanation.html?postid=8237#comments_8237
BFL ASIC Delays - An In-Depth Explanation
BFL ASIC Delays - An In-Depth Explanation
Look like BFL AM Dave do not care to use people's private photo to garnish his blog post...
http://www.lassiwithlavina.com/24_7_talkischeap/christmas-is-an-indian-festival-too/html
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https://forums.butterflylabs.com/content/127-bfl-asic-delays-depth-expanation.html?postid=8237#comments_8237
So let us repeat - The only uncertainty left is the exact date in January our 100% custom BFL ASIC chips will arrive at our facility.
So let us repeat - The only uncertainty left is the exact date in January our 100% custom BFL ASIC chips will arrive at our facility.
Incorrect. A far greater uncertainty is whether they will perform up to spec, or operate at all.
The next hurdle after that is passed, is whether their [any ASIC vendors] hardware is stable and free of long term problems.
Of course Frizz is lying again, either that or he's too stupid to figure out what pagination is.
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HERP DERP DERP! There's more than one page?!!?!
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HERP DERP DERP! There's more than one page?!!?!
On https://forums.butterflylabs.com/activity.php you can still see the deleted postings. Next time you should put more effort to cover your tracks.
Here are some examples:
You are a f*cking liar!
You have to login to view more than just the 8 comments. Comments aren't appearing right away, but I see no sign of them deleting any. Do you want me to take a screenshot? Or are you going to shut the fuck up?
I have rewritten this only for comedic relief. This is an artistic expression not meant to be sourced from BFL at all.
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BFL ASIC Delays - An In-Depth Explanation
Anticipation is running high at Butterfly Labs in advance of receipt of our chips from the foundry. The production of these very dense, hand-routed chips are the reason for the delay in the latest line of bitcoin mining machines. Unlike our competitors, Butterfly Labs ASIC chips are 100% custom. Producingcustom chips requires foundry scheduling and forces us into the queue with other chip developers (from all industries). This is true of all contracted production at a fab, including that of Avalon AND bASIC. All of them have to be scheduled and placed into a queue.
The design is complete. █WTF?█ It’s just a matter of waiting for production and delivery. The boards, enclosures, and assembly teams are standing by, anxiously awaiting delivery of the chips so we can begin assembly and start shipping.
Remember this paragraph, then laugh, as you read the exact same below. (Please, I encourage you to read the original for extra laughs!)
Our competitors We are facing worse challenges.
Recent posts from BFL have outlined redesign plans and delays for their chip and board.When aA road map doesn't exist, let alone a trail to follow, it canwe create situations that require extra time to develop solutions throughout the development process. Butterfly Labs has been down this road before and we anticipated, long ago, the issues that bASIC iswe are now facing. The reality is, this technology does not exist anywhere else in the world. It's not as though you can go to a big box electronics retailer and buy this technology off of the shelf.
The ASIC miners are revolutionary machines that will render most, if not all, graphics card miners ineffective and cost prohibitive. ASIC miners will not be eclipsed as quickly and significantly as their predecessor, the FPGA units. They are meant to be a long-term investment. Their performance should be sustained for at least two years and potentially as many as five years. That is not to say that there won't be improvements over the next few years; there will be. The improvements just won't be the night and day difference of the ASIC vs. FPGA technologies.
Butterfly Labs is committed to offering products and solutions that will enable bitcoin miners to pay us to remain competitive. That is why we have an upgrade program for all ofitsour [typo] FPGA customers to be able to receive 100 percent trade-in value towards a new Single SC or Mini Rig SC. [This is actually called vendor lock in] Nowhere in the world can you find that kind of offer. [Except Avalon and bASIC with their own trade in programs!] It's similar to buying a high performance car one day and then after six months going back to the dealer and asking for 100 percent of what you paid towards a new, even higher performance car. It is unprecedentedquite common, to say the least.
So let us repeat - The only uncertainty left is the exact date in January our 100% custom BFL ASIC chips will arrive at our facility. [plus 20 to 30 days for PCB assemble, test, and final assembly...err February..] And we’re getting closer to knowing that exact date now. [LMAO]
For the latestinformationexcuses and delays visit Jody's Customer Service Blog, and more, please visit our new BFL
Forums at
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Sounds like the truth?
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BFL ASIC Delays - An In-Depth Explanation
Anticipation is running high at Butterfly Labs in advance of receipt of our chips from the foundry. The production of these very dense, hand-routed chips are the reason for the delay in the latest line of bitcoin mining machines. Unlike our competitors, Butterfly Labs ASIC chips are 100% custom. Producing
The design is complete. █WTF?█ It’s just a matter of waiting for production and delivery. The boards, enclosures, and assembly teams are standing by, anxiously awaiting delivery of the chips so we can begin assembly and start shipping.
Remember this paragraph, then laugh, as you read the exact same below. (Please, I encourage you to read the original for extra laughs!)
Recent posts from BFL have outlined redesign plans and delays for their chip and board.
The ASIC miners are revolutionary machines that will render most, if not all, graphics card miners ineffective and cost prohibitive. ASIC miners will not be eclipsed as quickly and significantly as their predecessor, the FPGA units. They are meant to be a long-term investment. Their performance should be sustained for at least two years and potentially as many as five years. That is not to say that there won't be improvements over the next few years; there will be. The improvements just won't be the night and day difference of the ASIC vs. FPGA technologies.
Butterfly Labs is committed to offering products and solutions that will enable bitcoin miners to pay us to remain competitive. That is why we have an upgrade program for all of
So let us repeat - The only uncertainty left is the exact date in January our 100% custom BFL ASIC chips will arrive at our facility. [plus 20 to 30 days for PCB assemble, test, and final assembly...err February..] And we’re getting closer to knowing that exact date now. [LMAO]
For the latest
Forums at
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Sounds like the truth?
Of course Frizz is lying again, either that or he's too stupid to figure out what pagination is.
Yes folks, it's true... Frizz23 so lacking intelligence that he can't figure out what the | PAGE 2 of 2 | <
HERP DERP DERP! There's more than one page?!!?!
Yes folks, it's true... Frizz23 so lacking intelligence that he can't figure out what the | PAGE 2 of 2 | <
HERP DERP DERP! There's more than one page?!!?!
On https://forums.butterflylabs.com/activity.php you can still see the deleted postings. Next time you should put more effort to cover your tracks.
Here are some examples:
You are a f*cking liar!
A far greater uncertainty is whether they will perform up to spec, or operate at all.
There have been a few questions about their advertised specs, but hardly anything. Most people believe that they are capable of producing and shipping a quality product (They already have with the Bitforce Single). Most people are also concerned about the ethics of their management, and the quality of their customer support. These two issues stemmed from months of FPGA setbacks/long shipping times, and have only gotten worse as ASICs get closer to launch. https://forums.butterflylabs.com/content/127-bfl-asic-delays-depth-expanation.html?postid=8237#comments_8237
So let us repeat - The only uncertainty left is the exact date in January our 100% custom BFL ASIC chips will arrive at our facility.
So let us repeat - The only uncertainty left is the exact date in January our 100% custom BFL ASIC chips will arrive at our facility.
Incorrect. A far greater uncertainty is whether they will perform up to spec, or operate at all.
Two hours ago, there was only 1 comment, and only one page. The Activity Stream show 23 replies in same time. May be its a bug, but no one lying about that.
23 comments. Only 8 are still there. So 15 got deleted already. Now that I call censorship. Even the BFL asshamsters seem to wake up and post some nasty stuff
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BFL ASIC Delays - An In-Depth Explanation
Anticipation is running high at Butterfly Labs in advance of receipt of our chips from the foundry. The production of these very dense, hand-routed chips are the reason for the delay in the latest line of bitcoin mining machines. Unlike our competitors, Butterfly Labs ASIC chips are 100% custom. Producing custom chips requires foundry scheduling and forces us into the queue with other chip developers (from all industries). The design is complete. It’s just a matter of waiting for production and delivery. The boards, enclosures, and assembly teams are standing by, anxiously awaiting delivery of the chips so we can begin assembly and start shipping.
Anticipation is running high at Butterfly Labs in advance of receipt of our chips from the foundry. The production of these very dense, hand-routed chips are the reason for the delay in the latest line of bitcoin mining machines. Unlike our competitors, Butterfly Labs ASIC chips are 100% custom. Producing custom chips requires foundry scheduling and forces us into the queue with other chip developers (from all industries). The design is complete. It’s just a matter of waiting for production and delivery. The boards, enclosures, and assembly teams are standing by, anxiously awaiting delivery of the chips so we can begin assembly and start shipping.
"The design is complete". Wow that's a relief! You intended to ship in October!
"It’s just a matter of waiting for production and delivery". That's what your explanations, excuses, lies have been all about in the last couple of weeks - so nothing new here.
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Our competitors are facing worse challenges.
Recent posts from the bASIC and Avalon groups have outlined redesign plans and delays for their chip and board. When a road map doesn't exist, let alone a trail to follow, it can create situations that require extra time to develop solutions throughout the development process. Butterfly Labs has been down this road before and we anticipated, long ago, the issues that bASIC is now facing. The reality is, this technology does not exist anywhere else in the world. It's not as though you can go to a big box electronics retailer and buy this technology off of the shelf.
Recent posts from the bASIC and Avalon groups have outlined redesign plans and delays for their chip and board. When a road map doesn't exist, let alone a trail to follow, it can create situations that require extra time to develop solutions throughout the development process. Butterfly Labs has been down this road before and we anticipated, long ago, the issues that bASIC is now facing. The reality is, this technology does not exist anywhere else in the world. It's not as though you can go to a big box electronics retailer and buy this technology off of the shelf.
The same "OK BFL sucks - but the other teams suck too" we have heard a million times before from you at BFL.
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The ASIC miners are revolutionary machines that will render most, if not all, graphics card miners ineffective and cost prohibitive. ASIC miners will not be eclipsed as quickly and significantly as their predecessor, the FPGA units. They are meant to be a long-term investment. Their performance should be sustained for at least two years and potentially as many as five years. That is not to say that there won't be improvements over the next few years; there will be. The improvements just won't be the night and day difference of the ASIC vs. FPGA technologies.
rarara ... now that's just some plain marketing crap. No useful information at all!
"BFL ASIC Delays - An In-Depth Explanation" ... seriously BFL, you call this an In-Depth Explanation?!?!
Summarized: BFL ... WTF?
Of course Frizz is lying again, either that or he's too stupid to figure out what pagination is.
Yes folks, it's true... Frizz23 so lacking intelligence that he can't figure out what the | PAGE 2 of 2 | <
HERP DERP DERP! There's more than one page?!!?!
Watching for a response to this post.
https://forums.butterflylabs.com/bfl-forum-miscellaneous/544-wtf-bfl.html
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so i put in a request for refund tell the asic are released due to bills coming up i ordered a single $683
and i only got a refund of $520 i still missing $163 with no responce from office
#11929
and i only got a refund of $520 i still missing $163 with no responce from office
#11929
https://forums.butterflylabs.com/bfl-forum-miscellaneous/544-wtf-bfl.html
23 comments. Only 8 are still there. So 15 got deleted already. Now that I call censorship. Even the BFL asshamsters seem to wake up and post some nasty stuff
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BFL ASIC Delays - An In-Depth Explanation
Anticipation is running high at Butterfly Labs in advance of receipt of our chips from the foundry. The production of these very dense, hand-routed chips are the reason for the delay in the latest line of bitcoin mining machines. Unlike our competitors, Butterfly Labs ASIC chips are 100% custom. Producing custom chips requires foundry scheduling and forces us into the queue with other chip developers (from all industries). The design is complete. It’s just a matter of waiting for production and delivery. The boards, enclosures, and assembly teams are standing by, anxiously awaiting delivery of the chips so we can begin assembly and start shipping.
Anticipation is running high at Butterfly Labs in advance of receipt of our chips from the foundry. The production of these very dense, hand-routed chips are the reason for the delay in the latest line of bitcoin mining machines. Unlike our competitors, Butterfly Labs ASIC chips are 100% custom. Producing custom chips requires foundry scheduling and forces us into the queue with other chip developers (from all industries). The design is complete. It’s just a matter of waiting for production and delivery. The boards, enclosures, and assembly teams are standing by, anxiously awaiting delivery of the chips so we can begin assembly and start shipping.
"The design is complete". Wow that's a relief! You intended to ship in October!
"It’s just a matter of waiting for production and delivery". That's what your explanations, excuses, lies have been all about in the last couple of weeks - so nothing new here.
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Our competitors are facing worse challenges.
Recent posts from the bASIC and Avalon groups have outlined redesign plans and delays for their chip and board. When a road map doesn't exist, let alone a trail to follow, it can create situations that require extra time to develop solutions throughout the development process. Butterfly Labs has been down this road before and we anticipated, long ago, the issues that bASIC is now facing. The reality is, this technology does not exist anywhere else in the world. It's not as though you can go to a big box electronics retailer and buy this technology off of the shelf.
Recent posts from the bASIC and Avalon groups have outlined redesign plans and delays for their chip and board. When a road map doesn't exist, let alone a trail to follow, it can create situations that require extra time to develop solutions throughout the development process. Butterfly Labs has been down this road before and we anticipated, long ago, the issues that bASIC is now facing. The reality is, this technology does not exist anywhere else in the world. It's not as though you can go to a big box electronics retailer and buy this technology off of the shelf.
The same "OK BFL sucks - but the other teams suck too" we have heard a million times before from you at BFL.
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The ASIC miners are revolutionary machines that will render most, if not all, graphics card miners ineffective and cost prohibitive. ASIC miners will not be eclipsed as quickly and significantly as their predecessor, the FPGA units. They are meant to be a long-term investment. Their performance should be sustained for at least two years and potentially as many as five years. That is not to say that there won't be improvements over the next few years; there will be. The improvements just won't be the night and day difference of the ASIC vs. FPGA technologies.
rarara ... now that's just some plain marketing crap. No useful information at all!
"BFL ASIC Delays - An In-Depth Explanation" ... seriously BFL, you call this an In-Depth Explanation?!?!
Summarized: BFL ... WTF?
https://forums.butterflylabs.com/content/127-bfl-asic-delays-depth-expanation.html?postid=8237#comments_8237
BFL ASIC Delays - An In-Depth Explanation
Anticipation is running high at Butterfly Labs in advance of receipt of our chips from the foundry. The production of these very dense, hand-routed chips are the reason for the delay in the latest line of bitcoin mining machines. Unlike our competitors, Butterfly Labs ASIC chips are 100% custom. Producing custom chips requires foundry scheduling and forces us into the queue with other chip developers (from all industries). The design is complete. It’s just a matter of waiting for production and delivery. The boards, enclosures, and assembly teams are standing by, anxiously awaiting delivery of the chips so we can begin assembly and start shipping.
Our competitors are facing worse challenges.
Recent posts from the bASIC and Avalon groups have outlined redesign plans and delays for their chip and board. When a road map doesn't exist, let alone a trail to follow, it can create situations that require extra time to develop solutions throughout the development process. Butterfly Labs has been down this road before and we anticipated, long ago, the issues that bASIC is now facing. The reality is, this technology does not exist anywhere else in the world. It's not as though you can go to a big box electronics retailer and buy this technology off of the shelf.
The ASIC miners are revolutionary machines that will render most, if not all, graphics card miners ineffective and cost prohibitive. ASIC miners will not be eclipsed as quickly and significantly as their predecessor, the FPGA units. They are meant to be a long-term investment. Their performance should be sustained for at least two years and potentially as many as five years. That is not to say that there won't be improvements over the next few years; there will be. The improvements just won't be the night and day difference of the ASIC vs. FPGA technologies.
Butterfly Labs is committed to offering products and solutions that will enable bitcoin miners to remain competitive. That is why we have an upgrade program for all of its FPGA customers to be able to receive 100 percent trade-in value towards a new Single SC or Mini Rig SC. Nowhere in the world can you find that kind of offer. It's similar to buying a high performance car one day and then after six months going back to the dealer and asking for 100 percent of what you paid towards a new, even higher performance car. It is unprecedented, to say the least.
So let us repeat - The only uncertainty left is the exact date in January our 100% custom BFL ASIC chips will arrive at our facility. And we’re getting closer to knowing that exact date now.
For the latest information visit Jody's Customer Service Blog, and more, please visit our new BFL
Forums at
BFL ASIC Delays - An In-Depth Explanation
Anticipation is running high at Butterfly Labs in advance of receipt of our chips from the foundry. The production of these very dense, hand-routed chips are the reason for the delay in the latest line of bitcoin mining machines. Unlike our competitors, Butterfly Labs ASIC chips are 100% custom. Producing custom chips requires foundry scheduling and forces us into the queue with other chip developers (from all industries). The design is complete. It’s just a matter of waiting for production and delivery. The boards, enclosures, and assembly teams are standing by, anxiously awaiting delivery of the chips so we can begin assembly and start shipping.
Our competitors are facing worse challenges.
Recent posts from the bASIC and Avalon groups have outlined redesign plans and delays for their chip and board. When a road map doesn't exist, let alone a trail to follow, it can create situations that require extra time to develop solutions throughout the development process. Butterfly Labs has been down this road before and we anticipated, long ago, the issues that bASIC is now facing. The reality is, this technology does not exist anywhere else in the world. It's not as though you can go to a big box electronics retailer and buy this technology off of the shelf.
The ASIC miners are revolutionary machines that will render most, if not all, graphics card miners ineffective and cost prohibitive. ASIC miners will not be eclipsed as quickly and significantly as their predecessor, the FPGA units. They are meant to be a long-term investment. Their performance should be sustained for at least two years and potentially as many as five years. That is not to say that there won't be improvements over the next few years; there will be. The improvements just won't be the night and day difference of the ASIC vs. FPGA technologies.
Butterfly Labs is committed to offering products and solutions that will enable bitcoin miners to remain competitive. That is why we have an upgrade program for all of its FPGA customers to be able to receive 100 percent trade-in value towards a new Single SC or Mini Rig SC. Nowhere in the world can you find that kind of offer. It's similar to buying a high performance car one day and then after six months going back to the dealer and asking for 100 percent of what you paid towards a new, even higher performance car. It is unprecedented, to say the least.
So let us repeat - The only uncertainty left is the exact date in January our 100% custom BFL ASIC chips will arrive at our facility. And we’re getting closer to knowing that exact date now.
For the latest information visit Jody's Customer Service Blog, and more, please visit our new BFL
Forums at
They have had an interest free loan for about that long looking at it the other way..
hmmmm...
And that at a time were governments place and get loans at a zero or even negative interest, while I pay more on tax and devaluation over my savings and interest at any savings bank, than the interest in itself gives me, I don't see it as a bad investment opportunity at all. If you look at it in another way. hmmmm...
knew they would what? be sitting here on 14 Dec and still not have anything?
No, knew that they would be giving BFL an "interest free loan" until the product was shipped. 
knew they would what? be sitting here on 14 Dec and still not have anything?
They have had an interest free loan for about that long looking at it the other way..
hmmmm...
Sure, but anyone ordering from them knew that they would... hmmmm...
They have had an interest free loan for about that long looking at it the other way..
hmmmm...
hmmmm...
If bfl returned btc for btc, and the $/btc rate plummeted to $2 a coin from $6, the same people demanding btc for btc now would cry "no I payed an equivalent of a $ amount. More coins, you scammers"! In short, bfl is always the bad guy here, whatever the outcome.
Exactly. Not to mention, trying to make BFL pay back the same amount of Bitcoins would be essentially trying to achieve a free 6-month hedge against the value of BTC rising. If the value drops, you still get the miners that are valued at the same dollar amount. If the value rises, you have the option to take the miners, or get the BTC refund and suddenly have 3x the value that you did before, without risking losing any value.I don't know why anyone thinks that would be fair.
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