If it were not for Bitcoinorama, I would have surely gone nutz by now being in the dark as they say... I for one vote that O'rama gets a Jupiter for the service he has provided us in behalf of KNC He has weathered the storm thru thick & thin
LOL, what service has he provided? Distracting us from the fact that shipping in September went to October.
He tried to share what he saw PERSONALLY.
So we could decide what we were going to do with more info.
KnC are great at ASICs, piss poor at logistics. Not his fault.
Most other vendors would be shipping you a .psd in this timeframe.
He didn't provide a service, it was a favour. To us and to KnC (who aren't exactly the best at communication either).
My only criticism is that he can't box up worth a wank...you always make sure that tape sticks to itself and not just the edges of the cardboard which is very weak as it's designed to adhere to tape. I hope none bust out and get damaged because of that...that would be such a bad thing for the lack of a few seconds taping securely.
Hahahaha, those pictures of boxes, asses and people in white coats surely are a relief to me.
His box skills are lacking, I agree with that. He needs to twist the tape dispenser slightly left or right when he wants it to cut. If it that cardboard is recycled the tape will probably peel off.
YEAH, TOO FUCKING RIGHT. Rigs are turning up with damaged boxes and with loose parts already. Go check the KnC forum.
Of course, maybe you think producing a machine worth thousands that needs to work from the day it arrives then packing it in second rate flimsy packaging is a good idea? It's moronic to save a few seconds and a dollar on packaging to risk the rigs being damaged.
What happens when your machine turns up broken? Think that's going to be a time saver? Think it's going to mine more coins? You'd be gutted, you'd lose money and have to somehow get it fixed or replaced....all because of a tiny last minute skimping on packing.
The tape is the least problem, nothing to support the fans, holes in boxes because of nothing to reinforce the sides ...like shredded cardboard or inflated plastic bags....normal cheap stuff for most fragile items sent by post.
