how do you calculate for risks of one man show vs team effort?
you know, if a motherboard blows in a 1 rig show, it's party off.
if a mobo blows in a cluster, it's 90 % availability.
or in other words, how many team members can be hit by a bus for the company to continue to work?
if zero, we have a problem.
last week you advertised gpu mining, now you say something else.
keeping in mind that none of the sellers has them on stock or does batches of 10 cards
where do you fit here?
you know, if a motherboard blows in a 1 rig show, it's party off.
if a mobo blows in a cluster, it's 90 % availability.
or in other words, how many team members can be hit by a bus for the company to continue to work?
if zero, we have a problem.
last week you advertised gpu mining, now you say something else.
keeping in mind that none of the sellers has them on stock or does batches of 10 cards
where do you fit here?
I will have two PC's available to run the three 'BFL Singles' and I'm training a friend to take complete control of the show from me.
Yes many hands make light work but are they all working as volunteers just for the benefits of all the other shareholders. Maybe that's why returns are so low from some company's compared to RSM. I have a back-up PC should the new one with warranty fail and the most labour-intensive part of the project once all the ASIC/FPGA boards are set up will be the arrangement of paying the weekly dividend.
only one but it pays 
Just thought this would be good information for people to see instead of it being lost in another thread. 