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Thanks for the comparison tip, YOSHIE, really helpful. I like that Divly is local to Sweden. But yeah, Koinly seems to have more users. That comparison site says neither does individual taxes, but I think both do? Not…

Hi everyone I just moved to Sweden and realized I gotta pay taxes on my crypto. Tax season is coming up, and I wanna be prepared. Has anyone tried Divly or Koinly? How was your experience? Any issues with the tax…

Guess I’m just old-school, but gaming seems like a waste of time to me. If it was productive, it wouldn’t really be gaming anymore. Sure, there’s a competitive side, but it’s still just time spent.

Technically, earning while gaming isn't new. Selling items, accounts, or even streaming on Twitch has been around for a while. Pay-to-win games already let players grind for in-game currency, but now it's just gonna get…

Connections that get hot can oxidize. Metal oxides are resistors. More power means higher temps, and eventually, they melt the socket. Heavy-duty outlets hold better, stay cooler, and have better materials.

Can you break that down for me? Like if we’re looking for a number between 10 and 99, how do we do that in fewer than 89 tries? Not sure how having two digits helps if we're not talking about double digits. Are you…

Success doesn’t mean you can’t look for other income! Working multiple jobs, even if one isn’t ideal, doesn’t mean you’ve failed. Trading can be a side thing or a long-term investment.

You don’t need anyone to tell you when to sell. If you’re making a profit, the money's yours, do what you want. But if you want more, you can hold longer. Just remember, Bitcoin and stocks are not the same.

Inflation is the big killer right now. If it’s not handled, things will get worse. Countries are struggling with solutions, and every situation is different.

If you really want to learn trading, focus on self-education rather than relying on tools. Building your skills and understanding market trends is essential for success.

Could be a lot worse problems out there. But, if you're poor, losing $600 can feel like the end. Life’s not in the money!

In crypto, nothing is guaranteed, especially with meme coins. Holding them is tough; they often go to zero. Most people just want quick cash, but only a few actually profit.

It all comes down to cost and convenience. It’s way quicker to get an FPGA running with just a few clicks for design. Transitioning from design to production with ASICs takes a lot longer, and costs can really add up.…

This thread is gold. It's hilarious how some people oversimplify the differences between these chips. Everything can be considered an ASIC at some level, even FPGAs are basically just programmable ASICs.

Honestly, the efficiency boils down to two things: how many transistors are used and the process tech (like nanometers). FPGAs have tons of transistors, which can be a trade-off for flexibility versus efficiency.…

Soldering on those hashboards can be tricky. If the board is too hot, you might just get a cold solder joint. Try to heat it up first with hot air before you start soldering, it helps a lot.

Had no clue about any of this until now. Glad I stumbled upon this thread. Why do people even obscure their addresses? Is it for privacy or something else? I see legends posting codes, wanna learn more.

My touchscreen broke on the first day. The screen doesn’t scroll properly, you have to constantly poke it to see everything. I ended up using a generic S17 board to fix it. It works but has a bunch of quirks. At least…

Yeah, grab the Zeus fixture but skip the touchscreen version. It's a total disaster. You can also fix the jig with one of their generic S11/15/17 Zynq boards if you need to.

You might feel like quitting sometimes, but that’s part of the process. It’s all about sticking with it, even when it gets tough.