Het is misschien verwarrend maar niet illegaal.

Ik steel niets, ik betaal vooruit en krijg in ruil een bepaalde capaciteit stroom. Een groot gedeelte gebruik ik niet.

I don't understand that part yet...

What do you expect will happen?

Thanks! How about this one:

http://i.imgur.com/eTcSNLV.jpg

This again is @3.4TH btw.

I guess I do believe in Bitcoin and with these numbers it's indeed not worth the effort compared to just buying a couple. I could shove the old gear down someones throat but that way I cannot enjoy a profit. Also, the way the price is going these numbers may be just as naive as the previous.

Do you know any pros in regards to difficulty-related miracles coming from next-gen networkpressure? Aside from the falling-price-factor, which btw is?, what's bitcoins 'critical hash? And when the net closes, which fish swim out first? How much fish are there anyway, and how big?

1.5 BTC voor 3 4 S3's?

Wat een geweldige vertaling!

Google vertaal veel?

Ondanks dat het alweer een jaar geleden is ben ik wel benieuwd: hebben ze wat gewonnen?

Het was mij ook opgevallen dat de prijzen nogal hoog zijn. Een SP20 kost 1500 euro terwijl je er 2 voor 1000 dollar koopt bij Spondoolies.

Isn't there a limit to maximum hash in regards to cost-effectiveness; network pressure will not go over a certain amount as to remain profitable. Considering this, can/will it triple again? I can't tell.

But you make a valid point, I could just buy 6 BTC now and let them sit for 12 months. Maybe they'll hit 500.

Now you put doubt in my head

Did you see ROI?

How much GH/s?

If electricty wasnt a factor, how long would you have kept running it?

I agree. however I don't think stretching todays numbers over 12 months is solid enough to come to something I'd call a 'credible' calculation. Like the numbers in above post: it's fingers crossed and I'm telling myself it's profitable because of the 'free' electricity and speculating on a rise in value.

I posted it above to see if this calculation is realistic, what's do you think of those numbers?

1. I've made this estimate for 3.4 TH/s in 2015, basically it's a 10% per month cumulative sliding scale:

http://i.imgur.com/WuU2EbP.jpg

Is this realistic?

2. Maximum usage is 3500 Watts per group. I have three groups of which 1 grounded (the kitchen group) and I'll use this one to power the machines. I don't know the maximum usage per day but I do know there's a 20% usage added 'at the wall' in regards to the original specs. 1155w I believe is orginal usage and I'm planning to get four of those 750w corsairs.

3. The room where they'll be put is a closed storage space built back in the day for 'other purposes'. Heat is actively transported can find it's way outside since there is direct connection to the outside through a crude ventilation channel. If need be I can put up a airsucker and/or tabletop fans.

Thanks for explaining! If I'm missing something a point somewhere please do tell.

thanks for your suggestions.

I was thinking to get 2 SP20's: $1000 for 3400 GH/s = $0.34 per GH/s. The group buy was extended to january 5th and reservation fees are off the table.

do you turn a profit because you're 100% sp20?

why do others don't make money at those numbers and you do?

should i buy 2 sp20's? I have 24 hours to decide.

Depends on the type of wood plus the treatment the woods gets. Usually pieces are put in a furnace at a certain temp, i forget, to kill everything in the wood and dry it out,  this improves lifespan greatly. after that the piece is oiled to give it a protective layer. after this you'd be re-oiling once every 10 years if kept dry and clean i guess.

I think 'old oak' is more than sufficient for this task. Old oak is 'older than a 1000 years' which means 800 years is also acceptable apparently. Old oak is rare but 'quelle surprise': I can hook you up 

You'll probably find an awnser here:

   
Building headless Bitcoin and Bitcoin-qt on Windows

edit: oh, linux...

Maybe this one is better:

   
[Solved] Compile Bitcoin 0.9.0 from source linux

Or this one:

compiling bitcoind on ubuntu-server 12.04

Check out this link:

http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_tables.asp

Thank you for your reply.

The electricity is not free, but it's included in the rental price of my appartment. I do know it's forbidden to run servers but that's because of fair use of the network (internet is also included in rentalprice).

There is only 1 meter for X amount of apartments so what I, or any other tennant, use more than the average is always considered to be coming from a pool of X unidentified apartments. Two S5's running 24/7, or two sp20's ftm, will not be noticed. Also: I (pre)paid to use a certain amount of electricity and as long as I stay under max usage, noone cares.

You could do that yourself or I can personally vouch for two woodworkers in NL, but that's doesn't say alot on this forum...

edit: and another one in France, yes I am woodworker inner circle