bjoerns

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Breakdown after 10 Days (feddit.de)
 

Okay been Mining for 10 Days now, only when there is enough sun. Already earnd 0.0063 Moneros, which i think isnt too bad.

What's a decent VPN that accepts Monero? in c/monero@monero.town
[–] bjoerns@feddit.de 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Correct seems that it only is not in their FAQ. But they accept Monero an also provide a 10% discount when Paying with crypto

What's a decent VPN that accepts Monero? in c/monero@monero.town
[–] bjoerns@feddit.de -1 points 1 year ago (3 children)

Unfortunately Mullvad does not accept, maybe would be a good Idea to ask them why.

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Regular P2Pool restart needed? (feddit.de)
 

Could it be that P2Pool needs to be restarted on an regular basis? Mined the whole morning not getting a singel share, and the P2Pool Container was running for 24h now. Just restarted it and i saw a share popping in. Coincidence or just luck?

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Earnd my first Moneros (feddit.de)
 

Or at least parts of it. I was able to get the first 0.001 Moneros today only using solar power on P2Pool Mini Sidechain. I am exited.

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Do i already contribute to the network? (feddit.de)
submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by bjoerns@feddit.de to c/moneromining@monero.town
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First of all i am completely new to Monero mining. Why do i want to do it? I have some solar Panels and way too much energy especially over noon which i cannot use, so normally i "donate" that to the electricity company.

Okay so i have monerod and p2pool running on a VPS i rented for my blog etc, so i dont need to run that on my low power 24/7 Intel NUC at home.

I min now with my Laptop which does about 2,4kH/s and with my Gamin PC which does approx. 4,6kH/s.

I see that the miners get new Jobs from p2pool but okay i dont got any share till now (whats a share anyway).

So what i like to know: do i already contribute to the Monero Network right now or is the computing power wasted? What would be a shame.

Second question: I am mining on the mini side chain, do i have an chance to get a revenue with that setup, so with quite low Hashrate under 10kH/s and that also only for approx. 8 hours a day? Or is it simply useless what i am trying to do?

My goal is simply to get a bit of monero out of my computing power to may cover the 2-4€ hosting costs of one of my VServer.

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Minimal Hardware for running Monerod and P2Pool (feddit.de)
 

Can anyone give me an idea what the minimum hardware requirements are for letting monerod und P2Pool run on the same machine. The machine should only do the managing part not mining.

What are the importand specs? CPU Speed? Ram site? Storage?

Does it even work on something like an old Cubietruck etc?

Thanks for sharing your thoughts

Btw really happy finding out that the Monero Community also exists on Lemmy.

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Open Source Gardens (feddit.de)
 

Ein Projekt welches mit dem Open Seeds Projekt Hand in Hand geht. Bei Open Source Gardens geht es darum Wissen über das Gärtnern, Saatgut etc. zu teilen. Anfang des Jahres waren dort auch Starter Kits mit verschieden Open Source Samen verfügbar.

Schaut einfach mal auf der Website vorbei, es gibt auch einen passen Matrix Chat um sich auszutauschen, und vielleicht können wir einige Idee auf hier auf feddit.de sammeln.

https://opensourcegardens.info/index.de.html

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Open Source Seeds (feddit.de)
submitted 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) by bjoerns@feddit.de to c/pflanzen@feddit.de
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Moin Leute, ich wollte in meinem ersten Lemmy Post gerne einmal auf das Projekt Open Source Seeds hinweisen.

Wenn man sich heutzutage die Versorgung mit Saatgut ansieht und sich vor Augen führt das dieser Markt nur von einigen wenigen globalen Player beherrscht wird, die Saatgut zu einer Marge verkaufen bei denen Drogendealer blass werden, dann weiss man was etwas getan werden muss.

Wer davon noch keine Vorstellung hat dem empfehle ich eine interessante Doku welche man in der ZDF Mediathek sehen kann: https://www.zdf.de/dokumentation/zdfinfo-doku/das-saatgut-kartell-102.html

Das Open Source Seed Projekt setzt sich für Saatgut ein welches unter einer Open Source Lizenz steht, so das sich Großkonzerne dieser Sorten nicht bemächtigen können.

Einige dieser Sorten werde ich auch dieses Jahr in unserem Garten anbauen.

Wenn Ihr mehr erfahren wollt dann schaut euch doch einfach die Website an:

https://opensourceseeds.org/