Topic: Swedish ASIC miner company kncminer.com - page 1076. (Read 3050068 times)

You are a riot man. Please continue to tell us how much you've lost and how angry you are at the world.

Its called a joke you fuckwit.

Whats interesting is if my Advokat in Sweden comes back with positive information then lets see how many people will jump on the band wagon as well.

Wow. I guess I am a dumb American. They taught us to say Schadenfreude without the final vowel (Like Freud the psychologist, unless I've been pronouncing that wrong, too) turning it into three syllables. I feel so burned. But at least I got two boards out of the deal.

Step 4. Profit

Any info about the November Batch??

About what I expected to hear...

Thanks for the report.

Yeesh this is a lot of bickering.

Either they will offer a partial refund or something for the seemingly high modules shipping charge (more than the charge to ship a whole miner) and it will be KnC.rep++, or they won't and it will be KnC.rep--.

Either way, I plan to say no more on the subject absent any further developments.

Oh guy... Tell this to your girl....      (fuck, what a greed troll, btc more then a girl...)

Guys, I really don't know what's happening here.....

Try screen -dr. I think d is for detach.

Today I visited the KnC offices in Stockholm. Primarily to exchange all my boards with the Die 0 problem, but more than that to take a look with my own eyes at the company we’ve all been following so closely.

First thing you notice is that the office is busy. It’s on the fifth/top floor of a nice enough building that’s been worked hard throughout it’s life. Their suite isn’t plush, but comfortable and functional. KnC haven’t squandered their profits on wood panelling and boardrooms. Alex gave me a tour of the place and the overriding sense is that this is a group of people right in the middle of their project, not even half way done. If there had been champagne and parties there was no sign of that now. White boards, engineers in huddles, job interviews and the gentle drone of people, well, just working hard.

Sam and Andreas came for a chat. They’re genuinely interested in their customers and how we’re all doing. The overriding feeling I got from them was of continued enthusiasm towards their project. They’re proud of what they’ve done and focused completely on how to improve and develop it further. There was no sense of “job done, we’re off to the Caribbean now.” Their talk is full of the lessons they’ve learned from the bumps along the way and actions to improve things for customers. After having my doubts I’d have to say that actually, customer and company are fully aligned.

Talking of which, I met Emilia and have to say you couldn’t find a nicer and more compassionate person. My boards were exchanged in a flash. 5 minutes I think, and she had gone out of her way to prepare everything ahead of time including testing them (I only had a couple of hours before my flight back). Meet them face to face and you realize just how difficult customer service over email is. We’ve all had frustrations dealing with the hiccups but trust me, you’re in safe hands with Emilia and Co. and they do care.

Lastly, things have worked out well for Alex. Bitcoinorama is working hard for them and enjoying Stockholm. He gave up an hour of his time to show me around and talk about all things Bitcoin, KnC and life. Lovely and genuine guy who deserves his success.

I got so much more out of meeting Alex and the KnC crew in person than looking for the nuances in page after page of posts. I realize it’s impossible for many, but if you have the chance to go there, take it. You won’t be disappointed and you’ll see how wide of the mark a lot of the speculation about the company is. A picture may well be worth a thousand words, but a face to face meeting is worth many thousands of pages of forum posts.

And what of my exchange cards that were the whole reason behind this jaunt? Hashing like demons, well above even the advertised rate. Just as Emilia promised…

Or they could get together -- start a mining company and solicit our business.

I would give them a fair shake at earning my business.

I just don't want to see any of the problems they are complaining about..

As somebody once explained to me... "You can work for an idiot, or you can start your own company and let people complain about your idiocy." Sooooo I started my own company.... It's soooo much simpler. Now I never whine and complain....

+1

If you bake them slowly -- yes... 

Touché. I need to remember this to conserve my faith in humanity

Are they always that way in Sweden?

Thanks from me too -- learn something new every day...

Looks like there is another ssh session with the screen attached already.  "screen -rd" will probably do the trick as it detaches the screen session from wherever it is currently running, and then attaches your current session to it.

Looks like you might have shut it off.

either type "reboot"

or reboot from the web page.

Then try to have a look again.

The screen -r should have worked. So.... start again may be faster than thinking.

i need help
wht commands i need use?

We do all have our opinions -- don't we?

May I suggest you take those posts to heart as well.

Too much whining -- too little discussion about things that can be changed.

Maybe we should all just try to get things done and help where we can.


Cheers. And have a nice day!