Is it good result or bad? Can't decide by myself 
It's good.
OK, fine. Why it is good and how it is good for IOATA?
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Win10 5820k running @ stock
Chrome: 13.6 kH/s
Firefox: 18.1 kH/s
IE: 14.8 kH/s
All latest stable
Chrome: 13.6 kH/s
Firefox: 18.1 kH/s
IE: 14.8 kH/s
All latest stable
Hm, new IE works pretty good, my version of IE gives less than 5 kH/s.
Is it good result or bad? Can't decide by myself
It's good.
A project announcement from come-from-beyond 
Can't wait to get more information. Hope it will not be a ICO or IPO auction :/
Can't wait to get more information. Hope it will not be a ICO or IPO auction :/It will be and there are several reasons for this:
1) Development isn't free.
2) Jinn Hardware development which will bootstrap the network isn't free
3) For every currency there NEEDS to be an economy that backs it, otherwise its purpose does not work. A token without value is by definition useless as a token. It's the exact same thing as putting in electricity and time to mine coins, it gives the coins a value over randomly issued tokens that people don't care about because they were free.
0.7kH/s on Android TV stick 
Hm, it's a good idea, I'll hand over it to our marketing dept.
Is it good result or bad? Can't decide by myself
0.7kH/s on Android TV stick
Hm, it's a good idea, I'll hand over it to our marketing dept.
Well, guys, Iota needs your help. Run http://188.138.57.93/sam.html and post how many kH/s you've got, please. Mine is 12.1.
I figure 11.4 kH/sWell, guys, Iota needs your help. Run http://188.138.57.93/sam.html and post how many kH/s you've got, please. Mine is 12.1.
13.7 kH/s
Well, guys, Iota needs your help. Run http://188.138.57.93/sam.html and post how many kH/s you've got, please. Mine is 12.1.
15.6 kH/s
Firefox, Intel Core i5 2450M
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