Topic: Swedish ASIC miner company kncminer.com - page 1473. (Read 3050071 times)
Not from me, no. Your posts are interesting and at least a little thought provoking...
And a push of the ignore button, too...
And it only took 667 pages.
Can I get one too?
And a push of the ignore button, too...
I just got my asic miners.
j/k
j/k
not so smart views by "tyler durden"
First rule of ZH: all posters are named Tyler Durden. (See the movie Fight Club, where the first rule of Fight Club is: you do not talk about Fight Club.)And you'll notice that the commenters fall into two basic camps.
A. Bitcoin and everyone associated with it is a ponzi-scam-scammer
B. You are stupid, Bitcoin is the anti-fiat
And there are people that troll ZH on both sides just trying to yank the other sides chain.
Remember this about ZH. It is an "entertainment website" owned and operated by ABC. The sole purpose of the website is to present financial issues in the most controversial manner possible because that's what generates page views and revenue for them. Go there to be entertained by the commenters and the various classes of trolls. Do not go there expecting to find sound financial advice...
Will cloudhashing be getting priority with their units since they're probably the largest KnC customer?
absolutely positively not not so smart views by "tyler durden"
First rule of ZH: all posters are named Tyler Durden. (See the movie Fight Club, where the first rule of Fight Club is: you do not talk about Fight Club.)
Will cloudhashing be getting priority with their units since they're probably the largest KnC customer?
I keep checking Cloudhashings stats at BTC Guild to see if their speed jumps.
It's 17:15 and all's well in the financial markets. The currencies took no notice of the SR/BTC thing.
Here's how zerohedge, a financial market contrarian news/opinion site written by, and largely for, financial market insiders, reported the thing. As usual, they are forecasting the End of Bitcoin. They may know how to play the Treasury yield curve spreads for the government shutdown, but bitcoin? They don't have a clue.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-10-02/bitcoin-plunges-following-us-government-seizure-silk-road-website
Here's how zerohedge, a financial market contrarian news/opinion site written by, and largely for, financial market insiders, reported the thing. As usual, they are forecasting the End of Bitcoin. They may know how to play the Treasury yield curve spreads for the government shutdown, but bitcoin? They don't have a clue.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-10-02/bitcoin-plunges-following-us-government-seizure-silk-road-website
not so smart views by "tyler durden"
Anyone have a idea on how many the are shipping per day?
In the shipping vid you can see several palettes in the background waiting to ship.
so i guess at least those palettes got shipped today.
Anyone have a idea on how many the are shipping per day?
Today? around one pallet. Else they would have mention they shipped more. (Wild guess ofcause)
one pallet? so ~20-30 miners? I expected hundreds per day...well, maybe tomorrow they will start in hundreds.) I wish.
One pallet judging from the photos contains 12 miners.
In any case, Sam is on his way to the datacentre now, alas I'm not, as the van he took had space for two, and he prioritised the software engineers, now some of you may argue that was a logical choice, but at least I've now had a shower. 
My guess is, your need for a shower was the underlying reason
It's got a couple of large boats. They are in the video. Unusual I thought. It's hardly IBM I think
Now my curiosity is up. I'll have to look.
EDIT: Never mind. I thought you were talking about the IBM facility. "Boats" in Tucson. That I had to see
Sorry about that.
It's 17:15 and all's well in the financial markets. The currencies took no notice of the SR/BTC thing.
Here's how zerohedge, a financial market contrarian news/opinion site written by, and largely for, financial market insiders, reported the thing. As usual, they are forecasting the End of Bitcoin. They may know how to play the Treasury yield curve spreads for the government shutdown, but bitcoin? They don't have a clue.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-10-02/bitcoin-plunges-following-us-government-seizure-silk-road-website
Here's how zerohedge, a financial market contrarian news/opinion site written by, and largely for, financial market insiders, reported the thing. As usual, they are forecasting the End of Bitcoin. They may know how to play the Treasury yield curve spreads for the government shutdown, but bitcoin? They don't have a clue.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-10-02/bitcoin-plunges-following-us-government-seizure-silk-road-website
As always, the interplay between the various ZH commenters is, as usual, much more fascinating than the article itself. But there are pictures in the article of "Josh", and you can follow some comment links to some porn pictures somebody posted of one of the resident CIA trolls that posts there. ZH is always fascinating...
its Kum, not cum. hahahaha awesome
It's 17:15 and all's well in the financial markets. The currencies took no notice of the SR/BTC thing.
Here's how zerohedge, a financial market contrarian news/opinion site written by, and largely for, financial market insiders, reported the thing. As usual, they are forecasting the End of Bitcoin. They may know how to play the Treasury yield curve spreads for the government shutdown, but bitcoin? They don't have a clue.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-10-02/bitcoin-plunges-following-us-government-seizure-silk-road-website
Here's how zerohedge, a financial market contrarian news/opinion site written by, and largely for, financial market insiders, reported the thing. As usual, they are forecasting the End of Bitcoin. They may know how to play the Treasury yield curve spreads for the government shutdown, but bitcoin? They don't have a clue.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-10-02/bitcoin-plunges-following-us-government-seizure-silk-road-website
As always, the interplay between the various ZH commenters is, as usual, much more fascinating than the article itself. But there are pictures in the article of "Josh", and you can follow some comment links to some porn pictures somebody posted of one of the resident CIA trolls that posts there. ZH is always fascinating...
In any case, Sam is on his way to the datacentre now, alas I'm not, as the van he took had space for two, and he prioritised the software engineers, now some of you may argue that was a logical choice, but at least I've now had a shower.
My guess is, your need for a shower was the underlying reason
It's got a couple of large boats. They are in the video. Unusual I thought. It's hardly IBM I think
It's 17:15 and all's well in the financial markets. The currencies took no notice of the SR/BTC thing.
Here's how zerohedge, a financial market contrarian news/opinion site written by, and largely for, financial market insiders, reported the thing. As usual, they are forecasting the End of Bitcoin. They may know how to play the Treasury yield curve spreads for the government shutdown, but bitcoin? They don't have a clue.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-10-02/bitcoin-plunges-following-us-government-seizure-silk-road-website
Here's how zerohedge, a financial market contrarian news/opinion site written by, and largely for, financial market insiders, reported the thing. As usual, they are forecasting the End of Bitcoin. They may know how to play the Treasury yield curve spreads for the government shutdown, but bitcoin? They don't have a clue.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-10-02/bitcoin-plunges-following-us-government-seizure-silk-road-website
As always, the interplay between the various ZH commenters is, as usual, much more fascinating than the article itself. But there are pictures in the article of "Josh", and you can follow some comment links to some porn pictures somebody posted of one of the resident CIA trolls that posts there. ZH is always fascinating...
Let's get Hashing for Halloween!
\m/
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