Quote from: Micon on February 22, 2013, 06:08:25 AM

Quote from: Inaba on February 22, 2013, 06:05:20 AM

Awww did I hurt your widdle feewings again?

Lets break your statement down for a second here, according to you, either one of two things is happening here:

A) I am a master manipulator and I use my wily skills to pacify all the BFL customers and "bully" them (and you) into doing what I want.
or
B) I have no idea what I'm doing and somehow, against all odds, I've managed to get you, the famous Bryan Micon to "investigate" me and my company with your amazing deductive skills, thereby lending credibility and attention to BFL.

In case A) you are aware that I am manipulating you and yet you are still allowing yourself to be manipulated. That makes you a tool.
Or in case B) I'm a complete idiot (according to you) and you are somehow unable to expose my lies and scams in any way, shape or form. That makes you a tool.

You are allowing yourself to be willingly manipulated or you are unable to best a complete idiot with your massive intellect. Good show, old chap!

Yes Bryan, you are truly a master of logical deduction, upstanding citizenry and intelligence.

let's just go ahead and ignore those ramblings and see what you just posted here:

https://forums.butterflylabs.com/announcements/692-bfl-asic-status.html#post15407

Quote from: josh zerlan

21 Feb 2013

The chips are still at the bumping facility. They are taking their time, much to our chagrin, to be sure we don't wreck one of the wafers with a failed bump. We are trying to determine if we need to physically go to the bumping facility and sit in someones office until it's done. We should hopefully have more information on that later tonight or tomorrow. If it turns out it would be efficacious, that's what we will do. However, perhaps my reputation will precede me and they will elect to get the job done and send the chips to the packaging facility instead of having me sitting in their office all day.

The good news is, we should be able to accelerate the second set of wafers as well as the bulk of the rest of the wafer run, allowing us to ship product en mass even sooner than we expected. This is still being negotiated, but things are looking good as far as that goes.

the levels of denial needed to get to this statement:

Quote from: josh zerlan

allowing us to ship product en mass even sooner than we expected.

must be mountainous. To ship the product "en mass" even sooner than we expected would require a time machine. you do not deal in reality, Josh.

Love it! Time machine generated asic chips!