Quote from: YoYa on March 11, 2014, 08:36:41 PM

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Note: There are 7 idle or no longer used workers that are not shown in the table:
TerraMiner1, TerraMiner2, TerraMiner3, TerraMiner4, TerraMiner5, TerraMiner6, TerraMiner7.

Piece of advice, in a normal corporate environment this would be classed as a P1 event with 24/7 coverage and hourly updates. At least one C-Class exec would be breathing down your dept. managers neck, and in turn that manager would be pissing hot lava in turn on to the team leaders, and in turn to the devs/support staff next in line. You have a market cap of approx 42K USD, this would be in line with a medium level contact in the environment I just mentioned, in turn meaning that you should really be showing signs of stress that Cointerra have sold you shit, which in turn means that we should have posts outlining comms from Cointera that they are taking your problem seriously and that you are really taking this seriously in keeping the stress up until the issue is resolved.

It ain't easy, but that's the reality in this line of work. But when you win and get your system fixed....it feels all the better.

Good luck, don't let us down - ฿0.04855132

Am programmer, worked for a giant online retailer - can confirm.

Seriously, 10TH/s is supposed to be making $35/hr right now, or $820 a day. This means if it costs you $1000 to keep these miners running for a week, you should PAY SOMEONE $1000. Can you not find someone you can pay to spend 1-2 hours a day restarting machines, and monitoring them? This comment is spot on, this is a "sev1" event, all-hands-on-deck. If you own any significant percentage of this company at all, you are losing as much as us. Take it from me, studies aren't everything - the experience of running this company is going to mean way more on your resume than As versus Cs in some classes. And so is running it into the ground. This is real life. Don't ignore real life to go to school and implement a "Dinner" class and a "TurkeyDinner" subclass. Silly examples are nothing compared to the real-world experience you are getting, but it doesn't seem to be going very well =(

I also agree that if you can't keep these machines running, you should consider selling them on ebay and paying cog holders the proceeds in dividends (or, into the reinvestment fund to buy more reliable miners). The calculation is easy - if it takes you 2 weeks to get these miners reliably running, then you have lost almost 50% of their potential to earn coin. If you can sell them for over 50% of their profit potential (and realistically, you can probably sell them for a lot more because of speculators) then you should maybe do that.

1.6TH/s at current diff => $944 this week, 708 the next week, 708 the next week, 531 the next week, 531 the next week, 398 the next week, 398 the next week... etc
13 week profit @25% bi-weekly network growth => $5600, and that is if they started working perfectly a few days ago. Currently on Ebay, I see buy-it-now prices of $10k to $12k for CT units in hand. This sounds like a no-brainer.