I did a trial of @Rigly's pool mining today. It was 1000 sats for 3hrs of 120TH/s hash power using the Braiins pool. It was easy to sign up, pay the invoice, and begin hashing. I was able to monitor my workers the whole time with the hash rate fluctuating between 105TH/s and 120TH/s. I made 595 sats over my 3 hours. As well as it all worked, I'm a little confused as to why I would pay for larger hash contracts given that my return on a 1000 sat investment was 595 sats. I'd effectively be paying to receive about 50% of the expense. That doesn't make sense to me. Am I missing something? #musings

I was budding comedy writer at the age of 11! Here's the joke I had published in Nintendo Fun Club News back in Feb/Mar 1988. Ho Ho Ho Video column on The right hand side, first joke at the top (next to the redacted IRL name and location). That's me! 😂

This dude is never going to give it up. And I don't really blame him. I would never get over it. It would ruin my life and relationships, and I'd just end up being a sad, cautionary tale for others to learn from. This dude is going end up running a dump and unendingly digging up garbage for the rest of us life.

Irish Star

Man who lost $760million Bitcoin fortune might buy dump to search for hard drive

James Howells is considering buying the garbage dump he believes his $760million Bitcoin fortune was lost in after losing a legal battle with the l...

Trump is slapping the low and middle class with $4.5 trillion in debt to pay for more tax cuts for the wealthiest 2% of the population. That's in addition to the $8 trillion he added to the national debt last time he was in office. He's gutting the government, and talking about how we have to live with austerity, while he's essentially pumping all that money into the hands of the people who need it least. And why not? He's not going to be around to have to pay it back. That burden falls on our children, and grandchildren, and great grandchildren. This is ultimately what the Trump presidency is all about. Massive theft from the American people, and generations of our families.

Newsweek

Republicans reveal Trump tax plan will cost US $4.5 trillion

The GOP also seeks an increase in the debt limit by $4 trillion, the budget resolution says.