Topic: Ars Technica Article on Butterfly Labs (Read 983 times)
wait, if im reading this right ars got his jalapeno before i did?!! thats messed up bfl i been waiting a long ass time.
Holy fraud, batman.
Think of all the crap that the Bitcoin Foundation gets and imagine being (at least)second-tier to that.
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BFL didn’t make that target, and as such, it said it donated 1,000 BTC to the Bitcoin Development Fund (BDF). However, the BDF appears to have been created in May 2013 and provides no documentation that it is, in fact, a bona fide charity or nonprofit organization. Its website lists no actual people, street addresses, or phone numbers.
In fact, it turns out that BDF was actually started by Butterfly Labs' own employees—a fact disclosed nowhere on the BDF site. When Ars reached out to the only e-mail address listed on the site, the response that came back was from Jeff Ownby, the BFL vice president.
In fact, it turns out that BDF was actually started by Butterfly Labs' own employees—a fact disclosed nowhere on the BDF site. When Ars reached out to the only e-mail address listed on the site, the response that came back was from Jeff Ownby, the BFL vice president.
Holy fraud, batman.
Does he Implying that BFL is mining?
and he probably Implying that the Costumer Communication is Mysterious
and he probably Implying that the Costumer Communication is Mysterious
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Inside the world’s most mysterious Bitcoin mining company
Surely they meant to say
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Inside the world’s most mysterious Bitcoin mining hardware company
No, they meant to say:
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Inside the world’s most SCANDALOUS Bitcoin mining hardware company
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Inside the world’s most mysterious Bitcoin mining company
Surely they meant to say
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Inside the world’s most mysterious Bitcoin mining hardware company
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