Topic: ASICMiner USB group buy- orders closed, pay for extra! - page 64. (Read 165759 times)

LOL, seriously though

Shipping Notice?! Where?! oh noes! where's mine?

 You heartless monster

Completely off topic.

 Not sure about asking for FPGA donations, but I was looking for a Bitcoin address in your .sig or some other way to donate to you. Might be useful to create a thread outlining your cause, posting some pictures, contact information, and requesting donations that way.

 I was noticing a "Donate with Bitcoin" was distinctly lacking at http://www.arftx.com/info.go

What's the good word arklan?  Anything shipped?

/pester pester

Must not judge the master...  Must not judge the master... 

Thank you!  (adopt - don't shop right!)  - My wife and I started the org to help as many animals as we can - (arftx.com)..  We have over 100 animals we are caring for between about 25 foster homes and our adoption center at the Double Oak Veterinary Medical Center (Dallas, TX area).  THe bulk of the coins I mine are put into the rescue work and medical fund as we take a lot of special needs cases because of the vet clinic.

We actually just had 3 ztex boards donated to our group to mine for btc for rescue expenses..  Fellow by the name of anthony was helping a friend liquidate a huge rig of ztex boards and I ordered some - and he saw what we do and sent 3 extra for the animals.

Had previously gotten some CM boards where another member of BCT let me pay them out because he also was an adopter and animal lover.

Got me thinking - i ought to see if josh would donate a Mini-Rig as a way of honoring his bet on their power per GH.  It would certainly be a nice gesture..  Anyway.. Do you think i would have any success putting up a thread (in the appropriate area of course) asking for fpga donations..  If folks are in the US, i can give a tax receipt.  It was just something i considered - it would be a REAL fundraising effort!

Anyway thanks for your words and thanks for supporting adoption!

Rob

I would pay a significant premium for good communications and a track record of proven results.  ~arklan seems to be on the path to achieving both of these.

Alas, I'm not interested in more than one if these particular devices though.  At least not until we see what the price-point comes down to as ASIC chips become commodity.  And until it is more clear that sha256 is indeed going to be more critical that other hashing algorithms.

I've always hated electricity.  I can figure out just about anything, but this kind of sorcery always gets the better of me.

Here here!  I feel like arklan has yet to sleep he is so quick to give updates/answer questions...  You should raise your fee for the next group buy as you deserve it!

I will say that keeping details of progress open by use of the shared spreadsheet is a huge pressure relief valve for those who might have questions about how things are progressing.

One of your biggest successes here, IMHO, has been in keeping this thing up-to-date.  If it has also helped you stay organized and accurate it's a double win.

just for clarify， the power is 2.5 W instead of 5W, 500ma * 5v

 It's not my place to judge an entirely different culture on their culinary tastes - as personally unpalatable as it may seem.

 Monicker aside, Friedcat and ASICMiner has been a positive for Bitcoin so far as I can see.

I actually had srs reservations over buying shares because of the name.

I guess you must really hate friedcat then....

 Very exciting to hear ! BTW, as a multiple adoptive cat owner, I appreciate your Animal Rescue Foundation of Texas image !

Just received my shipping notice that the miners were shipped to me.

Thanks ARKLAN!!!!!!!

You rock!!!!!

Hope you get to feeling better.

Damn, I was so careful in the description and then mucked it up during the question and answer.

Since 336MH/s is just their theoretical limit, you may not want to flatly state " It hashes at 336MH/s."

That may come back to bite you.  You know how people love to complain.