The private keys have to be the ones that are deterministic so I'd guess no.

well i am just checking a bit... and there is a easy improvement possible.. compressing block by block it is possible to decrease the size by the +-64%

me too

Why would anyone want to purchase a product from a company where their employees (Josh aka Inaba) is spending his whole time sitting on a forum defending himself and calling everyone an idiot and trying to be witty insulting everyone that challenges his.

Same here. I missed the ripple giveaway.

But, after a very short self-education about ripple... looks like didn't missed much:
Check http://ripplescam.org/

Been wondering what happened to the site, it's been complaining about Mt.Gox being down for at least a week.

My messages to the administrator on reddit have gone unanswered for about a week as well. I sent an email to him today, maybe he'll reply.

Anyone possibly got anymore information?

I have heard a lot about butterfly labs not delivering on time, however I have also heard that they have finally started some shipments with their products. I was wondering would the 5 gh/s one on their website (listed at $274.00) be worth it, and what is a conservative estimate on its arrival time? Seems like a good deal to me, if you could get your hands on it and get it working, but thats what I'm worried about.

Update ive moved the gpu tp mu second rig and its working perfectly but since its not a bull dozer cpu its only hitting 130 mhz and not 170 to 190 mhz so Im not shure whats fucking happening to it

Reading up on the deterministic wallet it seems that both Electrum and Armory determine future addresses from a seed value that you keep safe as backup, which it can use to re-determine your addresses.  So you don't need to keep re-backing up your wallet like with bitcoin-qt or multibit if you create a new adddress.