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I used Kathleen Johnson (attorney in Galena), her contact info is 740 965 1563

This was a reference from Rick (RS69 on the board)

I'm in need of a new dentist. It's essential that they offer IV sedation.

How is IV sedation > * ??

serious question ... I hate IVs and would rather get a local

Can't resist...

 

I guess it will blend.

 

 

..aaaand I'm going to hell.

I-LOL-D

Who does good paint chip repair to hoods?

Tahoe has 118K miles and just hauled it OH -> CO -> OH this month.

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Whatever fatty.... Our dyno reads within 4whp of IPS and Steve's Evo proved that, as well as several other cars. Your pissed and making excuses because we out tune and fix your and Hargett's tunes and blown up Subie's on a daily basis. Oh wait wasen't it your and Eric's tuning shop that went out of business and run out of town??? Oh it was!!!!. Don't you have 10000 degree's of timing to add to every tune and cars to blow up instead of posting??

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Found an interesting new article about the "Race for the fastest Bitcoin Miner"

 

http://www.wired.com/wiredenterprise/2013/04/bitcoin-mining-rigs/

Yeah, just saw this too. One of the ASIC manufacturers are close to shipping in the next few weeks.

I have one on order with a casual/hobby interest

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Wiggins

Old man probably turning in his grave watch that american cash getting raked over the coals though euro sports cars

Dinner has ended.......

REV IT FOR ME SISTER !!!!

Go read the article I posted...

An average CPU can run four instructions per clock cycle, and offer a few thousand to a few million hashes per second. This was never exactly great, but a few years ago it was enough for a low-rent mining operation. But then miners discovered that they could use their GPU instead, which can 3,200 instructions per cycle. The indispensable Bitcoin Wiki describes the shift like this:

 

One way to visualize it is a CPU works like a small group of very smart people who can quickly do any task given to them. A GPU is a large group of relatively dumb people who aren't individually very fast or smart, but who can be trained to do repetitive tasks, and collectively can be more productive just due to the sheer number of people.

tl;dr

* CPU == 4 instructions per cycle

* GPU == 3200 instructions per cycle

Then that lends to the notion that there is not money to be made in buying the boxes......

I'd say speculative money ...

I'm looking to order an ASIC rig but really taking this from a hobby/casual approach. If it turns out break even I'll be happy and worst case I figure to sell any ASIC hardware (near break even) to someone else looking to hoard hundreds of units.

ASIC will make you a few bucks.

this

If I had a dollar for every time I heard a certain tech was as good as it's gonna get............ only to be obsolete within a year, lol.

 

Makes you wonder though, if it were that cut and dry, why would companies like Butterflylabs even sell miners? Why not just run them instead of selling them?

there is probably more legit money in selling boxes than running them....

https://www.anthem.com/health-insurance/home/overview

not sure if the 'best' ... but its what I use as an independent contractor