anyone get their direct shares transferred to havelock? Been waiting a long time
I waited 12 days, finally my shares transftered to havelock
what's the best way to transfer them these days?
There's still only one way.
Would you mind sharing that?
Topic: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It - page 305. (Read 3917468 times)
I waited 12 days, finally my shares transftered to havelock
what's the best way to transfer them these days?
There's still only one way.
Would you mind sharing that?
Take a day or two off to watch the World Cup and a TANK appears!
I am impressed
Your use of "home" in this statement infers an existing system. Please elaborate.
Remember that not everyone here is a native speaker. Hopefully you're right and there is actually something to elaborate on...
Understood but to go further and mention a quantity of 6 such units seems rather specific. One may assume the "immersionist" has some insight into AM plans.
Six is the number of individual baths that Allied-Control fits into a single shipping container. See here: http://www.allied-control.com/datatank
I feel like we've rehashed this a couple of times already.
Sure but then you get these reassurances "not have to worry" like you know something everyone else doesn't. So if you're just as in the dark as the rest of us don't you know enough to stfu or state what it is you know that we may not know?
Your use of "home" in this statement infers an existing system. Please elaborate.
Remember that not everyone here is a native speaker. Hopefully you're right and there is actually something to elaborate on...
Understood but to go further and mention a quantity of 6 such units seems rather specific. One may assume the "immersionist" has some insight into AM plans.
Six is the number of individual baths that Allied-Control fits into a single shipping container. See here: http://www.allied-control.com/datatank
I feel like we've rehashed this a couple of times already.
Not upon a late bid, but this:
Is this common on expensive auctions, or are they just plain insane?Quote
Failure to provide the USMS with a copy of the wire transmittal receipt by the deadline will result in disqualification, forfeiture of the deposit, and award to another bidder.
NO RANTS, please do not answer if you do not know the real answer to the actual question.
How does that relate to asic miner, go make your own thread.
Your use of "home" in this statement infers an existing system. Please elaborate.
Remember that not everyone here is a native speaker. Hopefully you're right and there is actually something to elaborate on...
Understood but to go further and mention a quantity of 6 such units seems rather specific. One may assume the "immersionist" has some insight into AM plans.
Your use of "home" in this statement infers an existing system. Please elaborate.
Or at least an existing design. 
Not upon a late bid, but this:
Is this common on expensive auctions, or are they just plain insane?Quote
Failure to provide the USMS with a copy of the wire transmittal receipt by the deadline will result in disqualification, forfeiture of the deposit, and award to another bidder.
NO RANTS, please do not answer if you do not know the real answer to the actual question.
Your use of "home" in this statement infers an existing system. Please elaborate.
Remember that not everyone here is a native speaker. Hopefully you're right and there is actually something to elaborate on...
I always imagine antirack being such a immersion cooling enthusiast, it wouldn't surprise me if he indeed had those things at home. Maybe his basement looks something like this:
Your use of "home" in this statement infers an existing system. Please elaborate.
Remember that not everyone here is a native speaker. Hopefully you're right and there is actually something to elaborate on...
One single DataTank container is home to 192,000 AM BE200 chips (6 tanks X 32,000 ASICs), shareholders do not have to worry 
Probably even more 28nm when they are out.
Image + Video:
http://vimeo.com/98321051
https://drive.google.com/a/allied-control.com/folderview?id=0ByWHHc0u_thNYXZFclFETlpkMTA&usp=drivesdk#list
Probably even more 28nm when they are out.
Image + Video:
http://vimeo.com/98321051
https://drive.google.com/a/allied-control.com/folderview?id=0ByWHHc0u_thNYXZFclFETlpkMTA&usp=drivesdk#list
Your use of "home" in this statement infers an existing system. Please elaborate.
One single DataTank container is home to 192,000 AM BE200 chips (6 tanks X 32,000 ASICs), shareholders do not have to worry
Probably even more 28nm when they are out.
Image + Video:
http://vimeo.com/98321051
https://drive.google.com/a/allied-control.com/folderview?id=0ByWHHc0u_thNYXZFclFETlpkMTA&usp=drivesdk#list
Probably even more 28nm when they are out.
Image + Video:
http://vimeo.com/98321051
https://drive.google.com/a/allied-control.com/folderview?id=0ByWHHc0u_thNYXZFclFETlpkMTA&usp=drivesdk#list
Are you running this new operation? And or where is the source for this information? DETAILS!!!
Dammit, the storage container miner is not directly under AM ownership, I was really still holding on to hope. At least the chip provider will be AM. I suppose it is good to have the operation as split up as possible, decentralized operations with each player working on his specific goal.
Things are looking good, how long before some large bank buys a container farm as a way to buy into bitcoin AND secure their investment
Things are looking good, how long before some large bank buys a container farm as a way to buy into bitcoin AND secure their investment
AM could still own containers of their own, no?
I agree on the second point though.
I wouldn't see why not. This also may play a role in franchising.
One single DataTank container is home to 192,000 AM BE200 chips (6 tanks X 32,000 ASICs), shareholders do not have to worry
Probably even more 28nm when they are out.
Image + Video:
http://vimeo.com/98321051
https://drive.google.com/a/allied-control.com/folderview?id=0ByWHHc0u_thNYXZFclFETlpkMTA&usp=drivesdk#list
Probably even more 28nm when they are out.
Image + Video:
http://vimeo.com/98321051
https://drive.google.com/a/allied-control.com/folderview?id=0ByWHHc0u_thNYXZFclFETlpkMTA&usp=drivesdk#list
Looks very promising. Can't wait for this to kick on everywhere!
Dammit, the storage container miner is not directly under AM ownership, I was really still holding on to hope. At least the chip provider will be AM. I suppose it is good to have the operation as split up as possible, decentralized operations with each player working on his specific goal.
Things are looking good, how long before some large bank buys a container farm as a way to buy into bitcoin AND secure their investment
Things are looking good, how long before some large bank buys a container farm as a way to buy into bitcoin AND secure their investment
AM could still own containers of their own, no?
I agree on the second point though.
One single DataTank container is home to 192,000 AM BE200 chips (6 tanks X 32,000 ASICs), shareholders do not have to worry
Probably even more 28nm when they are out.
Image + Video:
http://vimeo.com/98321051
https://drive.google.com/a/allied-control.com/folderview?id=0ByWHHc0u_thNYXZFclFETlpkMTA&usp=drivesdk#list
Probably even more 28nm when they are out.
Image + Video:
http://vimeo.com/98321051
https://drive.google.com/a/allied-control.com/folderview?id=0ByWHHc0u_thNYXZFclFETlpkMTA&usp=drivesdk#list
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What did just happen on Havelock? That doesn't make any sense! Why has the 0.25 bid been nibbled, but there's no trade? Yes, i refreshed.
It's because the person bought all orders below 0.25.
Right, that makes sense. Unfulfilled bids are a rare thing these days.
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What did just happen on Havelock? That doesn't make any sense! Why has the 0.25 bid been nibbled, but there's no trade? Yes, i refreshed.
It's because the person bought all orders below 0.25.
What did just happen on Havelock? That doesn't make any sense! Why has the 0.25 bid been nibbled, but there's no trade? Yes, i refreshed.
(apart form the fact that there's been quite a dump tonight and we're now flashed back to 0.25. And I thought I knew BTC world...)
(apart form the fact that there's been quite a dump tonight and we're now flashed back to 0.25. And I thought I knew BTC world...)
I'm going to guess the bidder cancelled their bid
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