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Is that actually viable? Can you name any topical coins that are around now?

What about building your own ASIC? I vaguely remember a project from 2013 that had guides on making ASIC miners from scratch. Anyone else remember that?

It’s a shame but the mining scene seems to have shifted to only allow big companies to thrive. It’s likely gonna be hard for small miners to break through now. But who knows, the network is always shifting and adapting.

Interesting take on this. So, if I'm getting it right, losing a seed phrase is just as bad as losing a regular password, right? Are you suggesting that the seed stays safe and the password is what your grandma uses?…

It’s not that straightforward though. If it were easy, many homes wouldn’t have sound problems between neighbors.

But that shrinks your space. If you stack too many boards, it can get cramped.

Definitely. It’s key to figure out the right setup for your space.

Exactly. Just adding cool air isn't enough. You need to push out stale air too. It's a balancing act between cooling and soundproofing.

Yeah, certified materials aren’t cheap. They run about $80 to $150 per square meter. It all depends on how much you need to cover. For a small rig, one plate might do.

Mining rigs generate a lot of heat, so cooling is key. But more cooling means more noise. If you're near houses, that noise can really get annoying for the neighbors. So, sound insulation is essential to keep things…

Yeah, fake public keys can store hex strings from random data. There’s no limit to what you can encode in these protocols, and transactions can have tons of outputs.

Anyone know if this can run on solar? Would be cool.

I have a few questions about this device. Can we choose the currency for price display? Is temperature in both F and C? Can you set alarms based on price? How often do prices update?

I found a workable USB Ethernet adapter on Amazon, works great for my Linux setup.

I’ve had some success with Bit Chimney miners... they’re decent but loud.