Mining?
I haven't done it.
It seems that I also procured a personal computer for humankind and left the personal computer on until the room became hot to help with the calculation.š”
Recently, it seems that there are some mining acts that also serve as academic calculations.
I'm interested in such things, but I'm skeptical about those that don't seem like a waste of energy consumption.
e? Do you say it's wasteful to help find an alien?
All right.
We do not guarantee your existence when your companions come to Earth.š½ćā(dĪdļ¾)ļ¾
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Yes, it is really, really, really low. But if you can't find surveys in your country (or get rewards after 15 minutes of answering about a lot of products to get in the end "you are not what we are looking for." ). It is also easier, just click and leave.
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correct. faucet sites are basically the crypto equivalent to other sites like swagbucks or instagc. many just have you watch ads, but some let you do other things like take surveys or give crypto in exchange for signing up for things or downloading android/ios games.
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I won't claim that this is a pyramid scheme, but you are also wrong about pyramid scheme's not paying out money. If they wouldn't pay during the initial stage(s), a pyramid scheme wouldn't work. They only stop paying when it finally collapses.
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well, afaik we have the most expensive electricitybill worldwide, mining wouldn't be as productive as in new sealand as an example. I personally dont have the knowledge how the miningprocess works. the only things i know about mining is, that gpu's are mostly used for monero and etherium mining, asic are more profitable for bitcoin mining and that gpu's are mostly downclocked and ram is overclocked as high as possible.
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No idea which faucets you use, but make sure to cash out as soon as you hit the payout minimum limit, seen many of them suddenly close and disappear
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Yeah, that's the main reason I stopped using them, wish you better luck than I had
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Nope, I like having working hardware with actual resell value.
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lol. Unless you don't pay for your own electricity, there's no reason to be mining on a consumer level. You'd be better off just investing.
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How old are you? Surely that hourly canāt be worth it to anyone thatās graduated high school.
Value your time appropriately, folks.
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I asked because such a paltry pay rate is only worth it if you arenāt employable, i.e. too young to work. Getting paid cents per hour is severely undervaluing your own time.
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