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20nm foundry in house
Why are we still bumping this thread and asking if it's legit or not. A look at the website should tell you it's a scam immediately. We are not in the bfl/avalon era anymore. Time to wake up people...
Clearly it is not legit. Unlike the live UnicronHasher which was featured on the cover of Bloomberg's businessweek magazine....
I hope my preorder went through for that.
Hopefully your pre-order was for a subscription to Bloomberg's businessweek magazine because if it was either of the former you might be disappointed
It was for the unicornhasher, hence the subquote. Duh.
Wrong, copyright does not need any copyright marking or registration, it is automatically implied. http://www.ipo.gov.uk/c-auto.htm
While you can use someone else's work in your own, your work has to be substantially different (trans-formative) from the original. This is not.
While you can use someone else's work in your own, your work has to be substantially different (trans-formative) from the original. This is not.
Which is why I said it varies by country, and that I could be wrong.
No VAT ID / company registration number = BIG WARNING.
Not unless they've copyrighted a photo ...
Besides, BFL and KNC did the same things, they took a photo of a chip and then CAD/photoshopped, until they had actual designs.
Besides, BFL and KNC did the same things, they took a photo of a chip and then CAD/photoshopped, until they had actual designs.
So if they have not paid the copyright then it is still illegal but that's okay because other have done something similar.
Reminds me of the girl who sold her virginity on the Internet but claimed she was not a prostitute because she only done it once
No, all i was saying was unless it's copyright protected, there's no wrong being done. Simply taking a photoshopped image from one place and chopping it yourself, isn't wrong. Laws vary by country of course. If it is copyright protected, the image needs the stamp, as does the sourcepage.
But even still, taking a copyright protected image and modifying it.. is different than trying to use the exact same image.
Wrong, copyright does not need any copyright marking or registration, it is automatically implied. http://www.ipo.gov.uk/c-auto.htm
While you can use someone else's work in your own, your work has to be substantially different (trans-formative) from the original. This is not.
why is the currency in dollars, $5000 if its a uk based company rebecca?
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? Why are we still bumping this thread and asking if it's legit or not. A look at the website should tell you it's a scam immediately. We are not in the bfl/avalon era anymore. Time to wake up people...
Clearly it is not legit. Unlike the live UnicronHasher which was featured on the cover of Bloomberg's businessweek magazine....
I hope my preorder went through for that.
Hopefully your pre-order was for a subscription to Bloomberg's businessweek magazine because if it was either of the former you might be disappointed
Why are we still bumping this thread and asking if it's legit or not. A look at the website should tell you it's a scam immediately. We are not in the bfl/avalon era anymore. Time to wake up people...
Clearly it is not legit. Unlike the live UnicronHasher which was featured on the cover of Bloomberg's businessweek magazine....
I hope my preorder went through for that.
Why are we still bumping this thread and asking if it's legit or not. A look at the website should tell you it's a scam immediately. We are not in the bfl/avalon era anymore. Time to wake up people...
Clearly it is not legit. Unlike the live UnicronHasher which was featured on the cover of Bloomberg's businessweek magazine....
+1
Seriously, don't give these people any money.
they got the latest newest top secret 20nm chip that noone else has !!
Why are we still bumping this thread and asking if it's legit or not. A look at the website should tell you it's a scam immediately. We are not in the bfl/avalon era anymore. Time to wake up people...
Clearly it is not legit. Unlike the live UnicronHasher which was featured on the cover of Bloomberg's businessweek magazine....
Why are we still bumping this thread and asking if it's legit or not. A look at the website should tell you it's a scam immediately. We are not in the bfl/avalon era anymore. Time to wake up people...
I'm gonna go with not
Legit or not?
Not unless they've copyrighted a photo ...
Besides, BFL and KNC did the same things, they took a photo of a chip and then CAD/photoshopped, until they had actual designs.
Besides, BFL and KNC did the same things, they took a photo of a chip and then CAD/photoshopped, until they had actual designs.
So if they have not paid the copyright then it is still illegal but that's okay because other have done something similar.
Reminds me of the girl who sold her virginity on the Internet but claimed she was not a prostitute because she only done it once
No, all i was saying was unless it's copyright protected, there's no wrong being done. Simply taking a photoshopped image from one place and chopping it yourself, isn't wrong. Laws vary by country of course. If it is copyright protected, the image needs the stamp, as does the sourcepage.
But even still, taking a copyright protected image and modifying it.. is different than trying to use the exact same image.
Not unless they've copyrighted a photo ...
Besides, BFL and KNC did the same things, they took a photo of a chip and then CAD/photoshopped, until they had actual designs.
Besides, BFL and KNC did the same things, they took a photo of a chip and then CAD/photoshopped, until they had actual designs.
So if they have not paid the copyright then it is still illegal but that's okay because other have done something similar.
Reminds me of the girl who sold her virginity on the Internet but claimed she was not a prostitute because she only done it once
Not unless they've copyrighted a photo ...
Besides, BFL and KNC did the same things, they took a photo of a chip and then CAD/photoshopped, until they had actual designs.
Besides, BFL and KNC did the same things, they took a photo of a chip and then CAD/photoshopped, until they had actual designs.
that's copyright theft. which is a crime.
great find joeventura
lets see the BS that rebecca can come up with here... wait for it.
lets see the BS that rebecca can come up with here... wait for it.
Huh. That does increase my skepticism a bit.
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