Cooking up some tasty #bitaxe 202 revisions to test out..

Oh that’s cool — I want one of these!! @Djuri Are you going to make the PCB CAD files available? View quoted note →

bitaxeUltra release coming soon! This fully open source #bitcoin  miner has a single BM1366 ASIC (from the S19XP). It runs quiet and cool at just about 500 GH/s

Added two more USB ports to the Bitcart design. Apparently we’re going to be talking USB to hashboards soon??

on July 03, 2012, in a BitcoinTalk discussion about the first ever mining ASIC; "I would personally love to see a well documented Bitcoin-specific ASIC that is sold by reel (or in smaller quantities to hobbyists by a retailer). This way there could be many companies developing and offering products from "coffee-warmers" to 4U Terahash-class racks." bitcointalk.org/index.php?topi…

I have been head down lately on day job work, but this #bitaxe ultra has been hashing away, cool and quiet amongst this snow drift of boards on the back corner of my desk. Right around 500 billion hashes a second, every second of every day.

Hey Nostriches, can someone direct me to the Bitcoin signal on here? Just getting memes so far.

Solar Bitcoin mining is so much fun!

Just updated Damus from TestFlight.. now my phone doesn’t overheat!

> Most miners will precompute the SHA256 "midstate" from the first 512-bit (64 byte) chunk of data, and only repeat the 2nd SHA256 round with the final 512-bit chunk (which contains the nonce).

Getwork - Bitcoin Wiki

Okay, when y’all are zapping, how many sats do you send?