Search content
Sort by
Showing 16 of 16 results by JimTaylor
Seconding this, rather buy a factory new one from Newegg for $399 with free shipping than a slightly used one from some guy for $475
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814105001
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814105001
This is not a very good game if you keep changing the rules. 
I am not changing the rules. They have remained the same; only the language has been modified for clearer syntax. I AM THE LAW - Judge Atlas
Re: Freemasons Shut Down Public Access to Somethingaweful Bitcoin (SA) Forums
Bitrebel's Hacking and Information Dump
courtesy of Lulzsec
1. Search results from Google from querying the top 20 posters' usernames.
2. Copied text from a forum.
courtesy of Lulzsec
1. Search results from Google from querying the top 20 posters' usernames.
2. Copied text from a forum.
Re: Freemasons Shut Down Public Access to Somethingaweful Bitcoin (SA) Forums
We were going to do a dump into pastebin, but the treasure trove we found is just too overwhelming.
The info was passed onto folks at Anonymous and a couple Ex members of Lulzsec. If all goes according to plan, people can expect Operation Freemason to overtake Operation Facebook on Nov. 5.
It's going to such a blast when the Freemasons wake up to find out the majority of their servers online have been compromised.
The info was passed onto folks at Anonymous and a couple Ex members of Lulzsec. If all goes according to plan, people can expect Operation Freemason to overtake Operation Facebook on Nov. 5.
It's going to such a blast when the Freemasons wake up to find out the majority of their servers online have been compromised.
So you gave members of Anonymous...which is part of 4chan...that was created by SomethingAwful users...SomethingAwful information? The Freemasons have a hand in everything
Re: Freemasons Shut Down Public Access to Somethingaweful Bitcoin (SA) Forums
Maybe the forums go member only randomly to try and force lurkers into registering and paying $20 or whatever. I mean a few Bitcoin members have already said they signed up so it seems to work.
He hardly seems shy, check the end of his last post
Quote
We were only trying to run a business which would help people. It's just that we failed miserably.
I live with the pain of knowing that we let people down who were hoping that we could help them save their homes.... and faster. But all in all, we were only able save a small percentage of the homes we were tasked with.
It was never fraud. It was mismanagement. And we learned a LOT of lessons from that experience. Lessons we will never forget.
I live with the pain of knowing that we let people down who were hoping that we could help them save their homes.... and faster. But all in all, we were only able save a small percentage of the homes we were tasked with.
It was never fraud. It was mismanagement. And we learned a LOT of lessons from that experience. Lessons we will never forget.
Wasn't the credit swap default crisis just "mismanagement"?
Re: Freemasons Shut Down Public Access to Somethingaweful Bitcoin (SA) Forums
It's like a big fat reptile convention. 
Get ready, fat, lazy, scaly bitches, meat is almost here.
Get ready, fat, lazy, scaly bitches, meat is almost here.
After reading a bit, are we sure this guy isn't an SA troll himself?
Shoing 275 Watt and showing 275 Watt isn't the same, with 2 different PSUs.
If its efficiency is 50% that means the GPU is pulling 137,5 Watt, but your PSU consumes 275 Watt, the difference is mainly going into heat.
If your PSU on the other hand has an efficiency of 80% hen your GPU is pulling 220 Watt.
So the Kill-a-Watt only shows you what bill you are going to expect, not how much the components are eating up.
If its efficiency is 50% that means the GPU is pulling 137,5 Watt, but your PSU consumes 275 Watt, the difference is mainly going into heat.
If your PSU on the other hand has an efficiency of 80% hen your GPU is pulling 220 Watt.
So the Kill-a-Watt only shows you what bill you are going to expect, not how much the components are eating up.
In the end, the bill is what matters though when it comes to mining, electricity doesn't grow on trees.
Re: Exchange accidentally sent 512 bitcoins after coding error
that is awesome. i would not give them back. that is his mistake. welcome to the real world. no mtv
You say that but I'm pretty sure you'd be crying about it if the tables were turned.
