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<z6np-6w>hey GNU_Hurd_Rocks USPS: 9500 1158 4972 6257 9274 01 <z6np-6w>All you need is a monitor, keyboard, mouse, and a phone charger wall wart <z6np-6w>if your monitor has 2 inputs *thumbsup* and usb kvm switches are cheap so you can use your existing gear if you have to <z6np-6w>if you use it as a microcontoller than all you need is a wall wart <GNU_Hurd_Rocks>I do at least have a thing that can read microsd from a usb thingy <z6np-6w>oh I included a cool little card reader, usb-a/usb-c the card slides into the a-side <z6np-6w>I'm not hurting for money so I'm passing forward some of these things I have gathered but have kinda moved beyond and don't really need anymore because I'm doing bigger things now, ok? <z6np-6w>Everything I sent you plus postage was chump change and just clutter I need to get rid of, so enjoy! <z6np-6w>i have 6 nmminer v2's going right now <z6np-6w>i ordered a bunch of cheap yellow displays to make xmas presents for my friends but in the meantime until I get around to messing with them, might as well make them make me money. <z6np-6w>I can reflash them to other purposes anytime I want <z6np-6w>hey right now it may be worth nothing, but in 10 years it might be bitcoin <z6np-6w>any one of these goofy altcoins could be x10e10 in the future <z6np-6w>i wouldn't risk much on it, but if you can mine millions of tokens before they take off, thats all you need <z6np-6w>these little nmminer gizmos only cost $9 each and you can use them for lots of other things, all they are is an esp32 dev board with a little TFT display <z6np-6w>an esp32 classic has an xtensa lx6 risc processor, Espressif is moving to riscv but their lx6's are currently higher performance <z6np-6w>microcontrollers are a little different, a lot of times an instruction completes in a single clock cycle so they can be fast despite a deceivingly low clock speed <z6np-6w>i shrank the Quake1 window down a little to 900x600 and it smoothed out nicely <z6np-6w>I sent you the little USB hub thingy, cuz you need it <z6np-6w>I kept the on-off button. What do expect for free? lol <z6np-6w>shipping almost cost me what the thing itself cost :P <z6np-6w>I don't really care much about money though, as long as I don't run out ;) <z6np-6w>I spent like $300 on the bit axe but last month I gave some parasite woman over $1000 <z6np-6w>i never even got lucky, or even asked <z6np-6w>she's toast though now, i had to read the riot act and thank God she's left me alone for a couple weeks <z6np-6w>I don't wanna be some whore's gay boyfriend, because I'm not gay! <z6np-6w>if she won't commit to some kind of something, then bye <z6np-6w>now I have thousands of extra dollars ever month to spend <z6np-6w>its doing things that make sense, not doing things that don't make sense <z6np-6w>everyone is is crazy though so it makes you feel kinda alienated <z6np-6w>if you think you know right from wrong, then follow your own compass, don't soldier along with everybody else and just to the same crap they do <z6np-6w>I ordered a bit axe to toy with, wait until i start loading cores onto these new giant FPGA boards, this is gonna be fun! <z6np-6w>I already mined some NITO with unused cheap yellow displays, might as well since I'm not ready to deploy them right? <z6np-6w>I can just reflash one if i need one <z6np-6w>I'll just shut up since nobody is talking back and assume you are all rock brains. <z6np-6w>spin that up in your mind and then try to *not* think about it <gentooza>The disk image provided in the channel where is produced? is official from the Debian team? Do we have a complete URL? wich architecture is x86? x86_64? <gentooza>I don't see a dick image in debian webpages, only installer cd images 
