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HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

BTCFPGA/BitcoinASIC will be shipping soon but please stay tuned in the next few days for an official news release on our ASIC miner hosting option (this could be the big news!) that could mean some serious profitability increases, I'm in no position to post the full details yet but this is something we have been working on behind the scenes for awhile and we really feel strongly that this is an option that could set us apart from the competition and if you take advantage this option you will receive benefits that no other ASIC mining hardware manufacturer can provide.

We are talking incredible superior financial advantages for those who have the insight to protect their investment in this way, and I can't express enough to our amazing customers I want you to have this advantage - watch your email for a newsletter that only customers will receive and when sign ups becomes available you will be notified at least 48 hours before the hosting opportunity signup becomes public. As always loyal customers will have first dibs on this ground breaking new way to sky rocket your mining profitability.

Yes thats right HAPPY NEW YEAR! and my gift to our unbelievably intelligent, prudent, and patient customers for 2013 is to thank you for your incredible loyalty by giving you the opportunity to receive managed ASIC hosting in our newly upgraded datacener that is geographically located in the cifty and state that has the lowest electrical usage rates in the world (im not joking). I do not want to divulge too much information in my little happy new year well wishing post but this is the real deal. An opportunity to not only reap the profits of mining much earlier for many customers especially those overseas but at an electrical billing rate that could potentially increase your mining profitability by up to and over 150%.


I've already said too much but we love you guys and we appreciate your loyalty and support so much there's no way I can even really express it here. I guess I can just sum it up by telling you that for the 90% of customers that DID NOT ask for a refund. For that brave majority that knew they were on the right track from the start - I thank you from the bottom of my heart - you know who you are, you know you made the right decision, and you know that you will have zero regrets.

I've got a party to get back to but please watch for some big news in the next few days, and check out that kathy griffin on cnn - damn that girl is crazy!

anyways

As always Dave is your primary contact for customer service but for any customer that really needs to talk to me please ask Dave to schedule a phone call with me and we will set it up. I have never missed a scheduled phone call and I'm not about to start!

Have a great night - and a wonderful 2013!

Tom Van Riper
BTCFPGA/BitcoinASIC

Perso ça ne m'intéresse pas, pour plusieurs raisons: il y a apparemment des trucs à déclarer aux USA (taxes & co), je suis pas certain de voir un jour la couleur de mon ASIC s'il y a le moindre problème, l'électricité en France n'est pas très chère et on est en hiver donc ça passe en frais de chauffage. Reste qu'on peut se prendre la TVA en douane...

ha ok, c'est cette boite là.

Ils sont quand même ultra pas communicatif sur les spec du truc.
même pas une tof interne.

Donc ça serai vraiment un chip de LEUR propre fabrication ?

Ca ne fait PAS de MD5 ! C'est un algo différent. Ca calcule du SHA uniquement
Cela dit, si tu veux faire de la vérification d'intégrité, le SHA est meilleur que le MD5 (qui lui, a été colisionné)

PS: puis faut avoir des connaissances en dev de firmware et/ou de drivers, parce que les instructions sont gravées en hardware dans les CPU, donc pour modifier les entrées / sorties, c'est via le firmware.

On a des DEV firmware sur le forum ? Sinon j'ai ça dans ma boite, faut juste que j'en trouve un que ça peut intéresser...

Ca ne fait PAS de MD5 ! C'est un algo différent. Ca calcule du SHA uniquement
Cela dit, si tu veux faire de la vérification d'intégrité, le SHA est meilleur que le MD5 (qui lui, a été colisionné)

PS: puis faut avoir des connaissances en dev de firmware et/ou de drivers, parce que les instructions sont gravées en hardware dans les CPU, donc pour modifier les entrées / sorties, c'est via le firmware.