02:35:18 Inge: Sorry but I have to disappoint you :-D Im not mining monero with it. 03:41:31 https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20200403005458/en/BitHull-Overtakes-ASIC-Market-New-FPGA-Miners 03:41:35 🤔 03:45:23 https://vimeo.com/403820454 03:45:23 lol 03:45:25 im dead 03:52:03 how can I buy seven rightnow? 03:53:53 their website is many slows 07:32:26 needmoney90: 360 Th Bitcoin mining 550w? Dat's a SKAM 19:19:27 It is back: 82oiMVmcV8W7yhWeK2hiDZLVNxwHcugNafCSzk9Zbs3p645n7gbHqf4TKHXrMTHXYPQffgZ9TUebKTr5ZfRN5arV4Vjtvko 19:19:40 Splitting hashrate between minexmr and supportxmr 19:20:25 what kind of hashrate this time? 19:20:46 Im not sure if it is changing pool right now 19:21:08 at this point stolen CC is most likely IMO 19:21:08 should be round about 500 mhs 19:21:29 though not sure what kind of limit there are with azure 19:22:01 I would expect that some kind of verification is required to scale up at a certain point 19:24:23 Hmm, maybe they didnt run out of credits and are always just trying to maximize profit by pumping hashrate within a short timeframe. 19:24:37 This is going on for few weeks now. 19:25:36 600 mhs 19:25:38 Certianly is on AWS. 19:25:49 Why? 19:25:57 The verification comment, not where he is. 19:26:14 AWS requires a bunch of verification when you start scaling out massively. I'm sure Azure's the same way. 19:26:21 right, this guy used Azure last time 19:26:50 There's also comical options, like; He's the dude at Azure that can allow you to get increases. 19:27:32 Has sb tried to contact people at aws or azure? 19:27:46 yes, m5m400 did with all this guys infos 19:27:51 but azure never replied 19:29:04 Maybe they decided by themself to maximize profit by mining at idle time;-) 19:29:40 But I rly dont think they bother about these peanuts. 19:32:32 Are there any calculations how much you can earn on top if you are always flooding the hashrate with such high hashrate in a short time? 19:41:30 if they're clever and bounce the hashrate, they can earn quite a lot. 19:42:01 throw in a ton of hashrate before the network can adjust difficulty in response; when the difficulty rises, divert computes to something else 19:42:10 come back again when difficulty falls back down, rinse & repeat 19:43:01 yeah, would be funny if it's just a bored M$ employee 19:44:39 it is still for certain not a supercomputer installation; all of those have waiting lists months long, researchers waiting to use them 19:58:08 hyc: please don't spell it out for them. they might start doing this on purpose actually 20:00:26 plenty of groups have already been doing that 20:00:33 I would think it's common knowledge by now 20:01:34 well, our guy seems to be very inexperienced 20:01:45 and happy the way it works for him right now 20:02:17 maybe he really just works for M$, and nobody cares that he's using otherwise-idle cycles 20:03:03 maybe. but unless he also works in the abuse response team, they don't care either way 20:11:35 Odd, I'd have thought Microsoft would have an abuse team, but not an abuse response one. 20:11:56 I may just have used the wrong term 20:12:20 Probably not. I don't miss an opportunity to put the boot in MS. 20:12:22 or I just missed the joke 20:12:25 yeah 20:12:30 seems I did : 20:12:43 Just remember. Microsoft Works! 20:12:44 :D 20:13:00 well, their cloudmining offer seems to be rock solid 20:13:02 Remember. Microsoft works, just. 20:13:05 so there's that. 20:13:19 And can't forget Windows Cement. 20:13:25 Solid as a rock, dumb as a rock. 20:13:31 ^ 20:13:40 I didn't get that one... 20:13:47 Windows CE-ME-NT. 20:14:00 Ah. 20:14:33 I've been migrating servers for the last week, I might have gone slightly insane. :) 20:14:47 yeah yeah, blame it on the servers 20:15:05 It's that or the monero merges. Your choice :P 20:19:24 hehe