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[El duderino_]

Weird = Good

[mia_houston]

errrr.... wut?

maybe someone needs to tell intel SHA256 on GPUs is a bit dated? unless im missing something..

Intel Labs has dedicated decades of research into reliable cryptography, hashing techniques and ultra-low voltage circuits. We expect that our circuit innovations will deliver a blockchain accelerator that has over 1000x better performance per watt than mainstream GPUs for SHA-256 based mining.

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/newsroom/opinion/thoughts-blockchain-custom-compute-group.html#gs.phqelr

Looks like intel is starting to focus on developing processors that are able to provide convenience for miners, they will even try to introduce an Ultra-Low-Voltage Energy Saving Bitcoin Mining ASIC, with the existence of this Ether ASIC it will certainly save more than 15% of the power consumption used, I think it's not wrong for intel to continue to provide the latest innovations in crypto mining right now,  because the opportunity to profit in crypto especially bitcoin is now very wide open for anyone.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.financialexpress.com/industry/intel-to-enter-crypto-mining-space-with-new-energy-efficient-chips/2432672/lite/

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[psycodad]

As we have Haiku Sunday and I am completely unfit to create such non-rhyming poetry, I deem it appropriate to post about Haiku OS which is basically the successor of BeOS and has a vivid history.
They released last week their third beta of the initial release and those of you that are interested in alternative operating systems might want to take a closer look. I reckon fans of MacOS in earlier times might find it appealing.

Haiku is an open-source operating system that specifically targets personal computing. Inspired by the BeOS, Haiku is fast, simple to use, easy to learn and yet very powerful.

I gave it a whirl in qemu and on real hardware and I am thrilled by its clean and simple design and it's performance. A very refreshing experience and I will keep it on my watchlist.



A nice, sunny and funny Sunday to all of you, may the 45k be with us!


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[AlcoHoDL]

Weird equals good yo,
As The Dude correctly says.
Rusty pipes for dicks?

#haicoocoo

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[El duderino_]

Sunday's healthy Sun
Tönissteiner "sans sucre"
Recharging body.

[hisslyness]

Uber will ‘absolutely’ accept bitcoin as payment in the future, CEO says

https://nypost.com/2022/02/11/uber-will-absolutely-accept-bitcoin-as-payment-in-the-future-ceo-says/

That will be the only form of payment they will accept! Bitcoin!

How else will their driverless cars and pilot-less drones let you out?

As soon as you do a LN payment, the doors will automatically unlock and open!.. no stolen CC, no chargeback, no missing cash!

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[cAPSLOCK]

As we have Haiku Sunday and I am completely unfit to create such non-rhyming poetry, I deem it appropriate to post about Haiku OS which is basically the successor of BeOS and has a vivid history.
They released last week their third beta of the initial release and those of you that are interested in alternative operating systems might want to take a closer look. I reckon fans of MacOS in earlier times might find it appealing.

Haiku is an open-source operating system that specifically targets personal computing. Inspired by the BeOS, Haiku is fast, simple to use, easy to learn and yet very powerful.

I gave it a whirl in qemu and on real hardware and I am thrilled by its clean and simple design and it's performance. A very refreshing experience and I will keep it on my watchlist.



A nice, sunny and funny Sunday to all of you, may the 45k be with us!


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Big fan of off the wall OSes.  Typing this on a custom Arch Linux installation I use for some audio production.  That one is not "off the wall" really, more in the mainstream linux category.

But I came up on the TRS80, then C64, and then the golden age of computing for me was an Amiga 4000.  The only computer I was able to sell after owning it for 4 years for more money than I paid for it.

And actually in the category of OSes like BeOS, Haiku, and perhaps Next, AmigaOS is a fun one to get running as it sort of is of the same basic vintage, and shares a similar UI style.

[sirazimuth]

They haven’t seen WO yet!!!



https://twitter.com/satistruth/status/1492648155996897280?s=21

The thing I kept telling people around here for years.

I know... right? I mean, just look at the type of folks who post in here.....

(like yours truly)

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[JimboToronto]

Good morn Bitcoinland.
Four two two nine three dollars
(Bitcoinaverage).

Here we go again...
Another Haiku Sunday
Still going sideways.

More coffee needed...
Or maybe go back to bed?
What a decision!

[Arriemoller]

Sunday already
Time goes so fast when you're old
Wish I was younger

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[Arriemoller]

Going down yo!