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Very good point, and very true. and if they start shipping ASIC's I'll be standing in line to buy their ASIC products with the rest of the non-believers who didn't pre-order. Maybe I'm just gun shy after the Pirate40 fiasco. (Although I got out of that before he bolted with the cash.)

This will have to be my last post, as much fun as this has been. Mom says I'm only allowed to be 12 for an hour a day. Also it's bad form to start trolling a board the first day you create your account and so I would like to apologize to the staff and all but one of the users of this forum.

Yes, you certainly kicked your own ass there, good work!

Fixed that for you.

These words you say, I do not think they mean what you think they mean.

Fire your English as a second language teacher.

Yeah, except I don't trust BFL as far as I could spit a goat. They do have a track record shipping solid FPGA based product. They also have a CEO who has been convicted of defrauding investors in the past. It's a fuck load harder to design a new ASIC than it is to slap a off the shelf FPGA on a...

Generation for generation the ATI cards produce about 10x the hash rate of the nVidia cards. It's an archetexture issue. Generating a valid hash for bitcoins involves calculating a SHA-256 hash on a data block in the bitcoin distributed ledger + a nonce. But in simple terms, he who can...

Mostly true. GPU mining with proper equipment is still very profitable as I detail here.. http://www.thebuddyforum.com/bitcoin-forum/46166-bitcoin-mining-dangerous-2.html#post836249

1. bitcoin mining itself is not dangerous. 2. No, bitcoin mining can not give your computer a virus. However since bitcoins have value if people know you have them it makes you a valuable target for more convential attacks such as phishing, key loggers, ect to try and gain access to your...