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domesifa:Wow! I was some days old then, I grow up learning different stories like the Indian kill him with JuJu, that a ball turned into lion...myth |
9jayes:I do too...but I will change it once I get the chance |
God! This is one prayer point I have been praying for...Years now Lord answer my Prayers...let me leave and never come back to this hell |
Emmexguy123:WhatsApp 0 7 0 5 6 2 4 3 5 1 2 |
The account might have been hack not sell Don't always believe shit this people cook up |
Kettle calling pot black |
WTO DG, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala; former Anambra State My First Choice ☝️ Osinbajo my Second choice |
This is Nonsense talk GEJ or PMB or OBJ or IBB or whatever are just as worse as they get to that position of power...all contributed to the problems of this great Country, we had never had one good president but I think we have a good VP at one point or the other...one of the reason this Country is not in a transfer market today |
"Unexpected death" who dey expect death before |
Seriously I don't understand what you guys are taking about here o LAGOS with 80k shey u dey whine me no? E no fit work! Unless there is extra income coming from other sources... I was Living in Lagos and Self employed I spent nothing less than 6k on recharge card only food stuffs or feeding about 90k only me oh! I no even dey pay home rent then...hmm, when I come Ilorin Kwara state so...to go back dey fear me because of the expenses. Things are relatively cheap in Ilorin So abeg he no fit work |
Those guys probably don't know what was written on it |
Now I don't feel alone... after I realized a lot of people are alone too...lol |
nettwrock:Guy you are not alone in this thought... It's crazy |
osasalfred4:I am exactly like you sometimes it feels like I'm alone in the world...no where to go and one to talk...mehn! That shit is crazy |
slawormiir: |
This country hmm |
I support what he is saying but I don't support his actions period! |
Nick Sears was 17 years old when he helped build a bitcoin mining farm in Dallesport, Washington. Sears oversees a hydro-powered data center with 4,500 ASICs, all mining for bitcoin. Nick Sears was 17 when he helped build a bitcoin mining farm in Dallesport, Washington. He was 18 when rules allowed him to buy bitcoin for the first time. And now, at 19, Sears has doubled down on his life as a bitcoin miner, saying "no" to college and "yes" to living in a room inside a data center that houses 4,500 whirling ASICs. "My room is sound-locked," said Sears of the acoustic retrofitting of his living quarters. "So I can't hear the machines when I close my door, but they are definitely noisy if I have my door open." The machines generate about 80 decibels of noise apiece — but Sears says he likes being as close to the action as possible. It also beats making the half hour commute each way from his parents' house in White Salmon. The 19 year-old has spent pretty much every single day for the last two years teaching himself the nuances of how mining machines work – and crucially, how to fix them. He believes his education in soldering and electronics is worth a whole lot more to him than a university degree. "I don't think about going to college at all, just pursuing further knowledge in the repairs of the miners," continued Sears. CNBC spoke with multiple miners for this story. Many explained that the allure of mining comes from being able to tangibly grasp the power of bitcoin. "If you've been to any of these data centers, the first thing you'll notice is just how vast and how impressive they are. They're huge," said explained Thomas Heller, chief business officer for Compass Mining, which works with Sears' employer, SCATE Ventures. There's so much noise, and there's so much heat. There's just so much action going on. It is quite cool to walk into a data center for the first time that's mining bitcoin, because you can really connect the intangible aspects of bitcoin as a currency, with the physical nature of these machines consuming power and doing these calculations." A day in the life of a miner Mining for bitcoin isn't a glamorous job. "When we first got here, we were setting up racks, creating the network infrastructure for the internet, and we essentially had to wire everything," he said. Once the physical infrastructure was up and running, Sears got into more of a rhythm. He's now up at 7 A.M. everyday and works from eight to four. He remains on site afterwards, just in case of an emergency, and there is a technician who works night shifts so that Sears can get some sleep. But beyond the hours, there is no typical work day for Sears. "That's the cool thing about this job – I don't have a set routine that I do everyday," he said. "Every morning, I find what needs to be fixed." Some days, that means Sears repairs walls and other physical infrastructure. "If we have to repair a camera, maybe I'm fixing a cable." But the biggest part of the job is monitoring and managing every one of those 4,500 Bitmain and Whatsminer ASICs to ensure they are running 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If even one of those machines goes offline, or is only running at partial capacity, the SCATE Ventures mine loses money. That's because when someone is mining for bitcoin, what they are actually doing is lending their computing power to the bitcoin network. The more machines you have online, the better your chances at winning bitcoin. Roughly every ten minutes, 6.25 bitcoins are created. In order to mint these new tokens, a global pool of miners are all contributing their computing power to running a hashing algorithm. But these miners aren't working in a vacuum. They're competing against each other to see who can unlock each batch of new bitcoin first. So the stakes are high for Sears. Being diligent and knowing how to triage issues across the entire facility is critical to success. Some mining sites use more sophisticated software to monitor the machines, which includes checking the temperature of each hashboard within the individual miners. But most important for Sears is just figuring out which of his machines aren't functioning at full capacity. Click here to view interactive content "Every day, you find the machines that have stopped hashing, then you remove them from the rack, and you troubleshoot," he explained. "You've got to find the problem with the machines. You've got to find out why it went offline." It could be a power outage, which would affect all the machines, or it could be a network outage which could impact all of the machines or just some. "Sometimes they just need a power cycle or a reboot," he said. But the hardware fix isn't always as simple as that. "It could be that the fan on the individual machine that is used for cooling is broken, or maybe it's the power supply that needs to be repaired or replaced," explained Heller. "It could be the hashboards themselves," continued Heller. "Each hashboard has lots of individual chips, and those are the chips doing the calculations. I think with a Bitmain machine, if more than four chips on a single hashboard are broken, the whole hashboard will switch off. So instead of hashing at about 100%, you're only hashing at two-thirds or one-third." Seasonal changes in the weather add a whole other layer of complexity.
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Not favourable Who will watch laliga without Messi |
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On a part to succeed |
Buhari Government with loans nah 5and6 |
Nothing short of scam! |
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FalseProphet1:Lagos should not be made Capital of any Country , the weight on it can cripple it's enormous potential |
American trying to protect their interest and show power...Naija only care about money sex and stupid love |
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