TerraHash Order Queue and info - page 5.

duke1839

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Quote from: pleasuretek on June 19, 2013, 06:56:44 PM

#749 - 3 k16 boards - paid
#920 - 13 k16 boards - paid

and orders #918 and #919 were also mine, but paypal was not letting me spend the money so I did a wire transfer on order #920 (I have recieved an email confirmation that funds have cleared).

Since these boards are going to be produced from the bkkcoin designs I chose to order the version that is under development and testing currently. I do not see any plans for the k64 in bkkcoin's github for this project (although once the k16 boards are up and have the communications ready, it should not be that hard to expand).

I think the K64 board is just 4 k16s.

pleasuretek

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#749 - 3 k16 boards - paid
#920 - 13 k16 boards - paid

and orders #918 and #919 were also mine, but paypal was not letting me spend the money so I did a wire transfer on order #920 (I have recieved an email confirmation that funds have cleared).

Since these boards are going to be produced from the bkkcoin designs I chose to order the version that is under development and testing currently. I do not see any plans for the k64 in bkkcoin's github for this project (although once the k16 boards are up and have the communications ready, it should not be that hard to expand).

Cryptoin

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Updated. I also changed the missing data cells to orange.

I am missing data from the following users please provide in the thread or PM me unless you would not like it public.

Payment Status

MrBea
bearsworth
btceic
designdream
detail3
ethought
Pistachio
rizzman

Chip Count

brambi
hchc

Both Chip Count & Payment Status

gym
jelin1984
kendog77
pleasuretek

Also note that those of you who PM me unless you specifically request your UN not to be shown it will be put on the sheet.

thaychuari

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#941 K64 paid.

bulletproofd

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Order #496 2x 10 module DX Large (1280 chips). Cheers!

(update: paid!)

Cryptoin

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So I updated the sheet with two more columns to reflect "non sequential" ordering. There is no way to know right now but I took a guess that 60% of the missing order numbers do not exist. You should be able to modify that number yourself if you want and see where you fall depending on how many numbers you think they are actually skipping. Quite honestly I doubt it is anywhere near 60%. It is probably much lower.

USMCGrunt0307

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Quote from: TookTheRedPill on June 19, 2013, 01:48:56 PM

Just a quick update, I have paid in full for my order ,#447. My associate made a mistake when posting. The correct items that we ordered were:
1x Full DX Large
1x DX Large (4 Modules)
1x Full DX Mini
1x DX Mini (2 Modules)

F you TookTheRedPill....sucking up all the 1st batch chips Cheesy

TookTheRedPill

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Just a quick update, I have paid in full for my order ,#447. My associate made a mistake when posting. The correct items that we ordered were:
1x Full DX Large
1x DX Large (4 Modules)
1x Full DX Mini
1x DX Mini (2 Modules)

riazg

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You can update my order - 491 - Paid @ 9:02:58

Cryptoin

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Quote from: jdape on June 19, 2013, 01:09:21 PM

Quote from: Cryptoin on June 19, 2013, 12:56:11 PM

Quote from: jdape on June 19, 2013, 12:37:58 PM

Yea, you missed it

I was working on the same spreadsheet and it was pointed out to me that order numbers are not sequential. TerraHash said they use Woocommerce and it does NOT use sequential ordering.

The order numbering scheme is semi-random so you can have order numbers one after another, but then it skips 'x' order numbers before the next real order number.

This doesn't make any sense to me. Are stating that an order # is generated as soon as something is added to the cart rather than when you go to checkout and then the que is generated by checkout completion? Please clarify.

The orders numbers are semi-randomly incremented. i.e. Not one after another. You might want to edit your posts and remove your spreadsheet cause you are freaking people out

You're right though, it makes no sense. I can't believe anyone would code something like that, especially for ecommerce. I bet TerraHash was surprised when they saw how the order numbers were being generated.

Well if that is the case and there are not in fact orders for every number then the reported chip columns are still valid. However they are a best case scenario assuming that all orders have been reported so take that for what it is worth. I could also just increase the cancelled % heavily to account for this.

duke1839

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Quote from: jdape on June 19, 2013, 01:09:21 PM

Quote from: Cryptoin on June 19, 2013, 12:56:11 PM

Quote from: jdape on June 19, 2013, 12:37:58 PM

Yea, you missed it

I was working on the same spreadsheet and it was pointed out to me that order numbers are not sequential. TerraHash said they use Woocommerce and it does NOT use sequential ordering.

The order numbering scheme is semi-random so you can have order numbers one after another, but then it skips 'x' order numbers before the next real order number.

This doesn't make any sense to me. Are stating that an order # is generated as soon as something is added to the cart rather than when you go to checkout and then the que is generated by checkout completion? Please clarify.

The orders numbers are semi-randomly incremented. i.e. Not one after another. You might want to edit your posts and remove your spreadsheet cause you are freaking people out

You're right though, it makes no sense. I can't believe anyone would code something like that, especially for ecommerce. I bet TerraHash was surprised when they saw how the order numbers were being generated.

I wouldn't say remove the spreadsheet. Just tweak the numbers based on the information that the orders did not go up by 1.

mrmx

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To fix or not to fix.

Hi!

#1180 160 chips Paid fully

Cheers!

jdape

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Quote from: Cryptoin on June 19, 2013, 12:56:11 PM

Quote from: jdape on June 19, 2013, 12:37:58 PM

Yea, you missed it

I was working on the same spreadsheet and it was pointed out to me that order numbers are not sequential. TerraHash said they use Woocommerce and it does NOT use sequential ordering.

The order numbering scheme is semi-random so you can have order numbers one after another, but then it skips 'x' order numbers before the next real order number.

This doesn't make any sense to me. Are stating that an order # is generated as soon as something is added to the cart rather than when you go to checkout and then the que is generated by checkout completion? Please clarify.

The orders numbers are semi-randomly incremented. i.e. Not one after another. You might want to edit your posts and remove your spreadsheet cause you are freaking people out

You're right though, it makes no sense. I can't believe anyone would code something like that, especially for ecommerce. I bet TerraHash was surprised when they saw how the order numbers were being generated.

duke1839

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So Terrahash was right all along. Non-sequential just means the orders do not go up by one. But I think the order number still let's us know where we are in the queue.

pixl8tr

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From the Woocommerce documentation:http://docs.woothemes.com/document/managing-orders/

Quote

Orders are created when a customer completes the checkout process and are visible by Admin and Shop Manager users only. Each order is given a unique Order ID.

Order IDs are just like Post IDs and are thus non-sequential – for sequential order numbers you can use a plugin.
An order also has a status. The order statuses let you know how far along the order is, starting from pending and ending with complete. The following order statuses are used:

Pending – Order received (unpaid)
Failed – Payment failed or was declined (unpaid)
Processing – Payment received and stock has been reduced- the order is awaiting fulfilment
Completed – Order fulfilled and complete – requires no further action
On-Hold – Awaiting payment – stock is reduced, but you need to confirm payment
Cancelled – Cancelled by an admin or the customer – no further action required
Refunded – Refunded by an admin - no further action required

crashzilla

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# 647 640 chips paid yesterday

Cryptoin

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Quote from: jdape on June 19, 2013, 12:37:58 PM

Yea, you missed it

I was working on the same spreadsheet and it was pointed out to me that order numbers are not sequential. TerraHash said they use Woocommerce and it does NOT use sequential ordering.

The order numbering scheme is semi-random so you can have order numbers one after another, but then it skips 'x' order numbers before the next real order number.

This doesn't make any sense to me. Are stating that an order # is generated as soon as something is added to the cart rather than when you go to checkout and then the que is generated by checkout completion? Please clarify.

jdape

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First post updated with most known information, corrections, a timeline, and the latest news from TerraHash.

Cobra

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#483 32 chips - paid

pixl8tr

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Quote from: jdape on June 19, 2013, 12:39:03 PM

Quote from: pixl8tr on June 19, 2013, 12:37:34 PM

They go from 430 to XXXXXX one at a time.

No, they go from 432 to XXX by randomly skipping to a higher number!

That is odd way to program something, but OK.

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