...says the shouting ghoul that runs around necroing every dead thread since...ever. 
lol finannly u had a point witch has logic atachhed to it:)
...or I finally used words small enough for you to follow along.
Topic: BTCFPGA announces hosted ASIC plans... what does this portend? (Read 6314 times)
lol finannly u had a point witch has logic atachhed to it:)
...or I finally used words small enough for you to follow along.
...says the shouting ghoul that runs around necroing every dead thread since...ever.
lol finannly u had a point witch has logic atachhed to it:)
...says the shouting ghoul that runs around necroing every dead thread since...ever.
DUDE STOP SHOUTING.
...and change your nick to necro2012.
...and change your nick to necro2012.
IS THAT UR THING? NECROMANIA?
THATS LIKE WORST THEN PEDO LOL
U SHOULD BE ASHEMED OF URSELF
DUDE STOP SHOUTING.
...and change your nick to necro2012.
...and change your nick to necro2012.
https://www.btcfpga.com/forum/index.php?topic=806.msg2436#msg2436
Will other ASIC manufacturers follow suit?
Will other ASIC manufacturers follow suit?
yes BFL_JOSH ALREADY DID
HE WAS BORED OUT OF HIS MIND SINCE THERE NO ASICS BEEING BUILD SHIPPED TESTED etc
SO HE CAME UP WITH THE IDEA TO HOST UR MINIRIGS AND SC ONCE THEY BECOME AVAILABLE
FOR 5 TIMES THE ELECTRICITY FEE
AND 5 P% OF UR BTC ON HIS OWN EMC POOL:)
WITH THE OPTION OF ONCE HE GOT ANOFF TH JUST KEEP THE COINS AND RETIRE:)
ALL FACTS CHECKED THEM OUT
SCAM ARTIST
BFL TEACHED HIM HOW TO TAKE IT TO NEXT LEVEL:)
PRO LEAGUE
January 16, 2013, 05:41:59 AM
Duke... I have some bad news...
We've come to expect nothing less from you
January 15, 2013, 10:40:03 AM
Duke... I have some bad news...
January 15, 2013, 05:00:29 AM
Ah thanks CreativeX, so it is because the device will be using significantly more power than the competition
Which competition would that be? You mean the ones that have only claimed some random power consumption number but have not yet got any device actually up and running, despite promising to deliver
January 15, 2013, 12:51:47 AM
Just joking by the way, I know there are some gullible folk out there that might believe me.
I was about to send you cash...
January 06, 2013, 10:23:13 AM
lol, i guess we'll all have to wait and see if they will have a goose that lays the proverbial golden egg!
January 02, 2013, 06:56:48 PM
https://www.btcfpga.com/forum/index.php?topic=806.msg2436#msg2436
Will other ASIC manufacturers follow suit?
Will other ASIC manufacturers follow suit?
We have a pregnant goose that should be laying golden eggs in about three months. If you just send us some cash we'll post gold to you at regular intervals.
You dont have to do anything, no skill or thought required, any naive bonehead can do it. Just post some money and we'll make you rich!
No way are we keeping this gold to ourselves, because we make more money selling it to you and you make more money buying it from us... by Magic!
^^^^
Just joking by the way, I know there are some gullible folk out there that might believe me.
January 02, 2013, 05:39:15 PM
Except if you'd paid BFL in June then your fully reversible credit card payment would no longer be fully reversible.
January 02, 2013, 05:37:59 PM
As of now I have more trust into BFL rather than BTCFPGA.
That should say a lot given my radical change of view about Tom.
That should say a lot given my radical change of view about Tom.
Welcome to the dark side....
January 02, 2013, 05:35:26 PM
Tom had distanced himself from public view to a large extent and had delegated a lot of responsibility to Dave. The post Tom made on New Years was his first in awhile, but Dave has been all over inquiries. I too would prefer to see Tom posting more often, but if he's out moving the ball down the field then I'm fine with things the way they are. I will be a whole lot less fine if there's another delay and this hosting offer is just to cushion the blow. NY isn't far from me and power is pretty cheap here, I'll babysit the hardware thanks. 
Agreed. Unless the offerings are very very good I plan on keeping my hardware myself. It is, however an interesting idea. I wish I had access to the space to setup a hosting service like Josh offers (or used to anyway).
January 02, 2013, 05:03:58 PM
Tom had distanced himself from public view to a large extent and had delegated a lot of responsibility to Dave. The post Tom made on New Years was his first in awhile, but Dave has been all over inquiries. I too would prefer to see Tom posting more often, but if he's out moving the ball down the field then I'm fine with things the way they are. I will be a whole lot less fine if there's another delay and this hosting offer is just to cushion the blow. NY isn't far from me and power is pretty cheap here, I'll babysit the hardware thanks.
January 02, 2013, 04:56:03 PM
As of now I have more trust into BFL rather than BTCFPGA.
That should say a lot given my radical change of view about Tom.
That should say a lot given my radical change of view about Tom.
Why's that? [Serious question]
I ask since my view has been shifting to an opposite effect. I've been losing faith with BFL and looking more toward bASIC instead.
The next 7 days are crucial..so hopefully someone releases some good news. It will determine which company gets my fund's order.
January 02, 2013, 04:55:22 PM
As of now I have more trust into BFL rather than BTCFPGA.
That should say a lot given my radical change of view about Tom.
That should say a lot given my radical change of view about Tom.
Welcome to the dark side....
January 02, 2013, 04:50:23 PM
As of now I have more trust into BFL rather than BTCFPGA.
That should say a lot given my radical change of view about Tom.
That should say a lot given my radical change of view about Tom.
January 02, 2013, 04:43:49 PM
That's quite...interesting. That's pretty vague, so we'll see.
Side note: There's a discussion going on HERE concerning 3rd parth hosting of ASIC hardware.
Side note: There's a discussion going on HERE concerning 3rd parth hosting of ASIC hardware.
I looked at that speculation, and it was more in reference to avoiding VAT than perhaps gainaing efficiency/uptime/convenience of ASIC hosting. I'm curious what the ownership structure would be - would it be akin to hosted rackspace? Would I still own my ASIC and be able to take delivery at any given point in the future? I think bitcoinASIC is planning a FAQ which will answer some of these questions, but thi is the Mining Speculation thread.
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