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January 06, 2014, 10:00:52 PM
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I just found something called JS mining. Probably I am the last one and everyone already knows about it... so just asking. Howz it ? Anyone tried it on their website ? Please check the site : bitcoinplus.com

For N user-hours spent on site how many Satoshi/uBTC/mBTC can be mined ?  Smiley

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January 06, 2014, 10:14:39 PM
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I just found something called JS mining. Probably I am the last one and everyone already knows about it... so just asking. Howz it ? Anyone tried it on their website ? Please check the site : bitcoinplus.com

For N user-hours spent on site how many Satoshi/uBTC/mBTC can be mined ?  Smiley

javascript mining was a thing back in the day of CPU mining as thats how its done, using CPU. but due to it using java as oppose to proper code, it was not as effecient.

in short, using gold mining as the example we are now in the excavator and sluice machine stage of bitcoin mining and js mining is at the bucket and spade stage.

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January 07, 2014, 01:34:08 AM
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I just found something called JS mining. Probably I am the last one and everyone already knows about it... so just asking. Howz it ? Anyone tried it on their website ? Please check the site : bitcoinplus.com

For N user-hours spent on site how many Satoshi/uBTC/mBTC can be mined ?  Smiley

javascript mining was a thing back in the day of CPU mining as thats how its done, using CPU. but due to it using java as oppose to proper code, it was not as effecient.

in short, using gold mining as the example we are now in the excavator and sluice machine stage of bitcoin mining and js mining is at the bucket and spade stage.

im pretty sure bitminter is still all javascrypt based.

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January 07, 2014, 04:47:22 AM
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I just found something called JS mining. Probably I am the last one and everyone already knows about it... so just asking. Howz it ? Anyone tried it on their website ? Please check the site : bitcoinplus.com

For N user-hours spent on site how many Satoshi/uBTC/mBTC can be mined ?  Smiley

Not worth your time.
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January 07, 2014, 02:17:23 PM
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I just found something called JS mining. Probably I am the last one and everyone already knows about it... so just asking. Howz it ? Anyone tried it on their website ? Please check the site : bitcoinplus.com

For N user-hours spent on site how many Satoshi/uBTC/mBTC can be mined ?  Smiley

Not worth your time.

Actually, rather than my time, my website user's time is going to be used in this case... is not it ? But, bitcoinplus.com pay ? Have anyone ever got payment from them ?

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January 07, 2014, 02:40:34 PM
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I just found something called JS mining. Probably I am the last one and everyone already knows about it... so just asking. Howz it ? Anyone tried it on their website ? Please check the site : bitcoinplus.com

For N user-hours spent on site how many Satoshi/uBTC/mBTC can be mined ?  Smiley

Not worth your time.

Actually, rather than my time, my website user's time is going to be used in this case... is not it ? But, bitcoinplus.com pay ? Have anyone ever got payment from them ?

Not that I know of.
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