Quote from: cedivad on December 22, 2013, 11:57:26 PM

Miners with 4 times the promised difficulty? You can keep them.

"Promised difficulty?" Roll Eyes

HashFast never "promised difficulty." Rather, they offered MPP as an innovate way to help their customers deal with the fact that "promising difficulty" is not possible.

Quote from: CoinHoarder on December 22, 2013, 10:34:02 PM

Sure, they are late... let's be honest, who here didn't expect them to be late? With such an ambitious timeline I figured they would slip on it.

CoinHoarder, we reasonable and experienced people expect any ambitious, complicated hardware project to slip on its timeline.

Whiny bratty Veruca Salt types (*I WANT IT NOW!!!*) like cedvadid are too young to have such common sense. This is how they learn.

Of course if the issue is complicated by the desire to risk more than they can afford to lose, it becomes a compulsive gambling problem requiring professional help.

It's funny to watch the hate heaped on HashFast while Cointerra and Bitmine blow past thier ship dates with very little reaction/outrage/pitchforks.

It's amusing to read the baseless accusations of HashFast 'not communicating' while Cointerra's long-since-AWOL forum account has yet to officially communicate their failure to deliver on time.

It's entertaining to see otherwise perfectly literate people dishonestly pretend to be incapable of understanding the diff between "anticipated" and "guaranteed" delivery dates.

Wow. So drama. Such Bitcoin!