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I'm sorry Gage was out forgive my tardiness. A better analogy is Acura being under the guise of Honda. Or Lamborghini, and audi under thr guise of VW. Does that make them scams? Do they advertise hey VW owns us. Most people dont even know, and when i tell them they dont yell scam lol.

Probable sockpuppet.
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I'm sorry Gage was out forgive my tardiness. A better analogy is Acura being under the guise of Honda. Or Lamborghini, and audi under thr guise of VW. Does that make them scams? Do they advertise hey VW owns us. Most people dont even know, and when i tell them they dont yell scam lol.

But, what if John Doe claims to be coming out with a horseless carriage and is teaming up with some company named Chevy to compete with the Ford outfit, but Chevy has been proven to already be developing horseless carriages with some of their engineers. That wouldn't cause you concern?

And what if John Doe knew that these allegations are out there, but opted to not comment on such damning information. Would that fact not surprise you any?

I will repeat again that kennemarandcole.com, kennemarandcole.se, and kandc.se were not live websites prior to March of this year, yet it's those sites that KNCMiner uses to prove that said entity is viable. You don't find that weird?

Now, I've show that ORSoC was well aware of Bitcoin prior to KNCMiner bringing it to their attention, thus I'm claiming that ORSoC is using KNCMiner as a front to develop ASIC-based bitcoin miners. They would have been in better position to approach use forthright laying their cards on the table and possibly have the community behind them with CC in hand.

But if they come out now and claim that they are one in the same (ORSoC and KNCMiner), then they just shot their whole enterprise in the foot.

If this proves to be the case, then ORSoC AB fucked up big time.
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I'm sorry Gage was out forgive my tardiness. A better analogy is Acura being under the guise of Honda. Or Lamborghini, and audi under thr guise of VW. Does that make them scams? Do they advertise hey VW owns us. Most people dont even know, and when i tell them they dont yell scam lol.
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Customers are not investors, it's simply but it is the difference between a scam and bad bussiness.

how KenemarAndColeMiner a.k.a kncminer can make the miner?. I do not know.
Really, Someone knows the specs of miner?, 1Mh/s, 200, 1000, 100Gh/s, 200Gh/s?

20nm is expensive, 130nm poor performance cheap,...

No specs, no prototype, we have nothing,...
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ive got my order id  Grin
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You're putting in as much effort as I in refuting my claims that something is afoot. In fact, your job is much easier, for all you have to do is wait till I post after I do all the legwork.

Pizza in 5...4...3...

True, and true.
It's not that I want to bash you, just want you to think about the logic a bit more. Awesome finds nonetheless!

I will sit back and wait for more official information.
I've preordered already since its for free (so far) and if they can't demo a prototype before demanding money, I'm out.

But it is looking more and more interesting!


Ideally, I too would love to have ORSoC front and center in pursuing this endeavor, but cloaking (if that's so the case) their involvement behind a made-up entity is their way of doing such, then I'll have no use of them.

Meet Olof Kindgren: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYJjIoV0G3U&feature=youtu.be

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So Volvo is under the guise of all car dealers that sells their models, right?

Saab would have served up a better analogy: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/olof-kindgren/a/78b/632

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Olof Kindgren

Consultant, FPGA Design at Saab Microwave Systems

Olof also attended a conference where this took place: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://my.fscons.org/schedule/session/38/

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Talk: Bitcoin: decentralised currency

The Future of Money
Day
Saturday 12th of November, 2011
Start
10:00
End
10:45
Duration
0:45:00
Room
4
by Daniel Berntsson

The science fiction concept of a decentralised cryptocurrency has become reality. This talk is about the features, mechanics and economics of Bitcoin.

Concurrent events:

10:00 - 10:45 Talk: Embedded Free Software/Open Source in your car
10:00 - 10:45 Talk: Accessibility for Qt and KDE
10:00 - 10:45 Talk: The water in which we swim - Policy issues around Free Software
Next (up to 3) talks in the same room (4):

11:00 - 11:45 Talk: Open Source Ecology - the hardware foundation for modern civilization
12:00 - 12:45 Talk: Manditory versus optional online payments and why it matters for information freedom
15:15 - 16:00 Talk: Ripple - How a different kind of monetary system can be based on trust that exists in our ordinary relationships
Events that start after this one (within 30 minutes):

11:00 - 11:45 Talk: Open Source Ecology - the hardware foundation for modern civilization
11:00 - 11:45 Talk: Necessitas - Qt on Android
11:00 - 11:45 Talk: Non-free software advertisement presented by your government
11:00 - 11:45 Talk: The design of GNOME 3
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You're putting in as much effort as I in refuting my claims that something is afoot. In fact, your job is much easier, for all you have to do is wait till I post after I do all the legwork.

Pizza in 5...4...3...

True, and true.
It's not that I want to bash you, just want you to think about the logic a bit more. Awesome finds nonetheless!

I will sit back and wait for more official information.
I've preordered already since its for free (so far) and if they can't demo a prototype before demanding money, I'm out.

But it is looking more and more interesting!
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http://orsoc.se/orsoc-employs-olof-kindgren/langswitch_lang/en/

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ORSoC has employed Olof Kindgren. Olof is a very skilled FPGA & ASIC developer with many years experience. Olof is located in Gothenburg and will even further improve our presents in the west regions of Sweden. We are very glad to have Olof in our team.
For more information about available resources, please contact Johan Rilegård: +46 70 824 80 30

http://videos.fscons.org/fscons/videos/FSCONS2011/about-the-openrisc-project/slides.pdf

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About Us

● Olof Kindgren

● Consultant with
ORSoC AB

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OpenRISC SoC
● A processor is not useful by itself!
● Many designs use the OR1200, few publicly
available
● Two available on OpenCores
● ORPSoC – OpenRISC Reference Platform SoC
● MinSoC – Minimal OpenRISC SoC
● Example uses of such systems:
● Router, sensor systems, digital FX processor,
bitcoin mining,

Seems to me that ORSoC didn't need too much nudging to boast KNCMiner.

I'm led to believe that ORSoC is truly behind this endeavor under the guise of KNCMiner.

Nice find.

So Volvo is under the guise of all car dealers that sells their models, right?

He was hired 2010 so does that means that they might already have a prototype since they have enthusiastic bitcoin followers that knows how it works?

Or could it be that since they got presented with a partnership from KNCminer with something some of their employees already are well familiarized with, they decided that it would be easy money for them?

Hows that for a speculation?

You're putting in as much effort as I in refuting my claims that something is afoot. In fact, your job is much easier, for all you have to do is wait till I post after I do all the legwork.

Pizza in 5...4...3...
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opencores.org is open source. Download and use it as much as you want, like it? donate if you want... just like Wikipedia and numerous of others.
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http://orsoc.se/orsoc-employs-olof-kindgren/langswitch_lang/en/

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ORSoC has employed Olof Kindgren. Olof is a very skilled FPGA & ASIC developer with many years experience. Olof is located in Gothenburg and will even further improve our presents in the west regions of Sweden. We are very glad to have Olof in our team.
For more information about available resources, please contact Johan Rilegård: +46 70 824 80 30

http://videos.fscons.org/fscons/videos/FSCONS2011/about-the-openrisc-project/slides.pdf

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About Us

● Olof Kindgren

● Consultant with
ORSoC AB

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OpenRISC SoC
● A processor is not useful by itself!
● Many designs use the OR1200, few publicly
available
● Two available on OpenCores
● ORPSoC – OpenRISC Reference Platform SoC
● MinSoC – Minimal OpenRISC SoC
● Example uses of such systems:
● Router, sensor systems, digital FX processor,
bitcoin mining,

Seems to me that ORSoC didn't need too much nudging to boast KNCMiner.

I'm led to believe that ORSoC is truly behind this endeavor under the guise of KNCMiner.

Nice find.

So Volvo is under the guise of all car dealers that sells their models, right?

He was hired 2010 so does that means that they might already have a prototype since they have enthusiastic bitcoin followers that knows how it works?

Or could it be that since they got presented with a partnership from KNCminer with something some of their employees already are well familiarized with, they decided that it would be easy money for them?

Hows that for a speculation?
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http://orsoc.se/orsoc-employs-olof-kindgren/langswitch_lang/en/

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ORSoC has employed Olof Kindgren. Olof is a very skilled FPGA & ASIC developer with many years experience. Olof is located in Gothenburg and will even further improve our presents in the west regions of Sweden. We are very glad to have Olof in our team.
For more information about available resources, please contact Johan Rilegård: +46 70 824 80 30

http://videos.fscons.org/fscons/videos/FSCONS2011/about-the-openrisc-project/slides.pdf

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About Us

● Olof Kindgren

● Consultant with
ORSoC AB

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OpenRISC SoC
● A processor is not useful by itself!
● Many designs use the OR1200, few publicly
available
● Two available on OpenCores
● ORPSoC – OpenRISC Reference Platform SoC
● MinSoC – Minimal OpenRISC SoC
● Example uses of such systems:
● Router, sensor systems, digital FX processor,
bitcoin mining,

Seems to me that ORSoC didn't need too much nudging to boast KNCMiner.

I'm led to believe that ORSoC is truly behind this endeavor under the guise of KNCMiner.
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For those still in denial: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.154862

http://opencores.org/donation

They went up to $15000 in donations quite quick..

Could the bitcoin community do something similar for its asic?


http://opencores.org/donation

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Call for OpenRISC ASIC donations

What is this project about?

Help OpenCores create a "super-low-cost" SoC ASIC component based on the OpenRISC processor. This ASIC will then be offered for sale to the community to use freely in any products, especially for the donors. Your donation is very important allowing us to implement the design into a cost-efficient ASIC technology.



Summary

The open-source methodology is here to stay, just take a look at the success story behind Linux/Android, and all the great benefits that open-source offers. We now need to take the next step with open-source hardware development, meaning to actually create "true" open-source Semiconductor components in order to stay competitive, and to make sure that smaller companies can compete with large Semiconductor giants.

So please join us and help us rewrite the history books for hardware development, by making a donation.

Best regards,
The OC-team ([email protected])
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Changing an email address is not a scam--it's a clue. A clue that just happens to coincide with when KNCMiner came unto the scene.

Put this clue together with the other clues and you'll have... (still working on that).  Grin

You have my post above of throwing wads of money to blonde fragile ikea boys lol.

So, you have no problem with ORSoC pretending to be some other entity (if that's the case)? Wouldn't that be a clue as to not throw wads of money their way?

Oddly, KNCMiner was online after I starting penning my recent posts, but they don't find it important enough to refute it.
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Changing an email address is not a scam--it's a clue. A clue that just happens to coincide with when KNCMiner came unto the scene.

Put this clue together with the other clues and you'll have... (still working on that).  Grin

You have my post above of throwing wads of money to blonde fragile ikea boys lol.
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Changing an email address is not a scam--it's a clue. A clue that just happens to coincide with when KNCMiner came unto the scene.

Put this clue together with the other clues and you'll have... (still working on that).  Grin
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Trololol. Phinnaeus Gage has already shown that the orsoc guys and whoever runs this sockpuppet have known each other long before this "business" was set up in a room above a restaurant, not far from the orsoc office.

He haven't shown anything.
The "room" is a company hotel. Their real office is most likely in their basement at home... which you would already know if you had care to read through the thread.

I know a lot of people in different companies. Does that mean that if two of the would ever form an alliance, that it's because of me then?

Everything Gage has shown has all been positives for me lol
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Gage with all the research you have done on them, I would of ran to their office and gave them my money already. No sweet ikea blonde boy take my money before pre orders.

But...
Shhh, dont say a word
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Trololol. Phinnaeus Gage has already shown that the orsoc guys and whoever runs this sockpuppet have known each other long before this "business" was set up in a room above a restaurant, not far from the orsoc office.

He haven't shown anything.
The "room" is a company hotel. Their real office is most likely in their basement at home... which you would already know if you had care to read through the thread.

I know a lot of people in different companies. Does that mean that if two of the would ever form an alliance, that it's because of me then?
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Since when is changing an email address a scam? I have 0 money in BFL, this company has not taken anyones money yet. When they do pay with paypal and get a refund in 45days if they dont deliver simple. You guys need to stop jumping to conclusions until they post some info lol
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Companies do it all the time. Like kfc taco bell ect all owned by yum brands. Maybe if they fail their brand won't be tarnished, but failing doesnt mean scam, such as Basic refunding people. All and all this is wild speculation, someone can contsct OR and ask if they have any ownership stake or how the partnership came to be.

Until then i would just wait for more info

Are you calling my theory wild speculations.

https://twitter.com/m_erlandsson

Check out his posts and who he follows. Been involved with Bitcoin since 2010.

Ironically, the first person he followed was...wait for it...Gavin Andresen.

Yes, they are wild speculations... at best.
I've been involved in bitcoin since 2011... does that mean that my company with 300 employees is on a secret mission to rip of customers, going downtown to find some puppets that I can setup to take the fall, does that sound reasonable to you?

More and more people get involved in bitcoin from all the buzz from the media, including companies. It's inevitable that people from different companies will know each other, as well as partnering because they have experience that the other doesn't. Remember that Sweden is relatively small, 4.5 mill working force... not that much.

Also, the companies in Sweden don't have the power to run the politicians like they do in US and we aren't that big on conspiracies either (It's a cultural thing).
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