Franky,
Thanks for keeping it concise.
Here is the short version.
Yes i got in 2009. Decemeber 2009. However, two things. I was small at that time. Still trying to find a career job and such. Started with a few small CPU's and then moved into GPU's after it was available. Nothing big. Additionally, i generally stayed quiet about it because at that time i had no clue if it was legal or what. So keeping to myself mostly until around '11 or '12 and even then only really talking about it at the houston hacker space and places of the like.
The mine in north america, yeah its huge, but its not mine personally. I host there, as previously stated. And now my spot in Sichuan is bigger. Feel free to ask peter todd about it. I took him there just this November. If you look at the @finalhash twitter you will see some pics of petey there.
Anything else? or can we put this thing to bed?
Oh, no! We're not goin' to bed quite yet.
Do you honestly believe us to be idiots wanting us to believe your bullshit about ONLY mining on a few small CPUs? You do realize that the CPUs in question were merely laptops, don't you? Of course you do, because that's what you said when you first mined bitcoins in that documentary. Then you mentioned about mining on GPUs "nothing big" but elsewhere you go into detail about having at least 50 GPUs fired up in your home in Houston on hot days having the air running full blast with your wife complaining about how hot it was, she not even being your wife till years later, only your GF attending UofH.
If the largest bitcoin mine in Washington state is not yours, then why did you go on record and proclaimed you owned the largest bitcoin mining farm in North American, even going as far as declaring how cheap it is to power it, i.e., via virtually free electricity?
Here -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zKuoqZLyKg (15:15 mark) - you're showing Barnacules your operation, it being the largest bitcoin mining farm in North America, now you're saying that that's not the case, and I have egg nog on my uncupped balls.
