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@IP2 @Giffbro They can ban asic, but can they ban cpu? CPU is everywhere.

@Unkn8wn69 @nyakojiru :puffsmiley: Never put all your eggs in one basket.

@SummerBreeze You felt the need to point that out…
Isn’t Mastodon a decentralized social network, the very app we are using on, the thing opposite of twitter that is scarily at the hand of a company instead of a community. 😅

@tusker @nyakojiru Reminds me of China locking their citizen’s bank accounts…😂
Chinese people when their bank got locked by the CCP:

@admin @Killercat103 Sheesh, boomer.

@Metatron Did you just make a new account? You kinda smell fishy, anyway wait for your node to sync, most common problems I’ve encountered.

@melano @sleepybisexual @shortwavesurfer If I tell, they might waterboard me into loving Big Brother. Regardless, Glory to my country! ✊💕

@Saki Why would you even suggest such a low I.Q. Mind numbing brain fart dumb idea of a thing? It’s too f**king stoopid you ain’t scamming people for that! I feel sorry for you that I had to tell you these. 😂

Why would anyone want a specific exit node? They’re designed to be random.

More importantly exit node compromises just means SAY BYE BYE to Your BITCOIN Money!
👋🐶

Please stop tryna become a wannabe hacker, try other field of works, okay.
Maybe a respectable one.

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@Saki Sure just ran the pc mining rig in the background, while your parents sweating and toiling away to get monthly salary to keep their freeloader ungrateful son of b**** under their same roof. 😅

@sleepybisexual Don’t use windows executables files for mining, you can’t even open to check and see that source codes,

just use linux, much transparent and your earnings are not getting split up.

@sleepybisexual @shortwavesurfer
4. Because it’s only for cpu, the community has atleast of a power to become decentralized, rather than some fat guy in a tuxedo smoking their million dollar cigars rolling on asics to centralized their mining operations, they can’t mine with asics.
5. To buy Based T-shirts from Mental Outlaw.
6. literally 1984
7. For me, I mine because my country ran by lazy f*cks who won’t give me valid IDs and that’s why I can’t get a bank account and a job.
8. You muzt mine.

@sleepybisexual @shortwavesurfer “impossible to benefit”
why mine monero?

1. To buy art comissions,
2. To buy online services like VPN(Mullvad), Cloud Servers (Vultr), In some lucky part of the places they sell foods.
3. Monerujo, easiest IRL(In real life)transaction, and can convert monero(XMR) to any coins like btc, eth, ltc, dash, doge coins, because of sideshift.ai service and it is opensource no pyramid scheme and no potential malicious closed source codes. It also has QR scan codes.

@sleepybisexual @shortwavesurfer Also another note,
More miners == less money;
Less miners == more money;
More uptime == more money;
Less uptime == less money;

@sleepybisexual @shortwavesurfer P2pool is the easiest, they have 4 step instructions to follow, easy peasy, just a command line copy paste. Would recommend that because they don’t tax you in their mining pool, but I would recommend to donate atleast tiny percent, kinda feels bad though. 😅

Also note that its impossible to benefit from it, not just p2pool but the other rest, but be minded that mining it helps their network, so it’s more like of a “good will”.