haha i also have my own homemade linux router. debian based on an orangepi r1

thinking about replacing it with openwrt on some more application specific hardware soon though

never heard of it tbh

not something i recorded this time. may do it next year.

i observed usually around 83 to 93 degrees celcius on the GPU. although i did see it drop to 53 degrees a few times whilst still mining. not sure what that was about as its not way that was a true figure.

i did override the gpu fan once or twice manually and set it to full flat out and got it down into the 70s. i found the interface for that to be kinda complicated to deal with though so i didnt do it routinely

wasnt watching the CPU

could have bought yourself a £500 gpu after and mined even more then

Not possible where i am. i live in an apartment above a shop in a busy UK town. Attaching anything to the outside of my property requires expensive permission from the freeholder.

Plus i want to move in the next year or so, so economically it wouldn’t make a lot of sense for me to do it

was fun tho. and if those coins do pop in future then i stand to make a decent amount of money.

I’ve spent more on the lottery for worse odds

I’m generally of the opinion that thermal cycles are more damaging to a gpu that sustaining high (but within tolerance) temperatures consistently over a long period of time.

I have lost GPUs before, but not yet to mining.

That said i did switch the mining off many times to play some games so probs getting the worst of both worlds…

I was folding@home on my media server as part of this experiment.

I did try and do this a couple years ago with folding@home on both machines but didn’t make it all the way through December, although i did have different hardware at that time.

I did briefly look at doing it again this year but setting it up to work with an AMD gpu seemed to be unsupported. the mining software seems easier to script with too

Yes, it does get below freezing quite a few times during that time of year. if i allow the temperature in the flat to get too low i risk pipes freezing which can cause damage.

Plus i have the girlfriend factor to think of. She likes to be warm and is loud about it when she isnt

how much was that?

I wouldn’t say it was the only significant factor but you’re right in that it was a factor. It is heating the largest space in the flat. If it got too hot in the lounge/diner/kitchen area i would open the door to the hallway and let it do the whole flat though through convection

I know. i paid £500 for this Powercolor Radeon 6800X about a year or so ago though, so if these results are to be believed then it has paid 2/3rds of it’s value back. if it makes it another year it will have paid for its self

I still have to look up the exact syntax of ifs and whiles.

I’ve coded in bash for a while

They can pry my /ɡɪf/ from my cold dead hands.

/dʒɪf/ heretics can burn

i have certainly notices a SHARP downturn of new content being added to insta and facebook by people i actually know over the last few years.

All that seems to be left is AI Slop and ragebait. a venn diagram that overlaps considerably

personally i find kate struggles with large files. KWrite is a better analog to notepad IMO

Moving the CanvasJS.Chart class instantiation into the second loop appears to have worked. Kinda icky having two loops tho

window.onload = async function () {
    const distinctDays = [...new Set(parsedData.map( o => o.x.toISOString().split('T')[0]))]
    const body = document.querySelector('body')
    const charts = []

    for(const distinctDay of distinctDays){
        const chartName = `chartContainer${distinctDay.replace(/-/g, '')}`
        const data = [{
            type: 'line',
            dataPoints: parsedData.filter( o => o.x.toISOString().includes(distinctDay))
        }]

        body.innerHTML += `<div id="${chartName}" style="height: 370px; width: 100%;">`

        charts.push([chartName, distinctDay, data]);
    }


    charts.forEach(([chartName, distinctDay, data]) => {
        new CanvasJS.Chart(chartName, {
            animationEnabled: true,
            zoomEnabled: true,
            title:{
                text: `average ping times for ${distinctDay}`
            },
            data: data
        }).render()
    })
}

fr, i remember being mind blown when bitcoin hit £240.

If i had had some at that point i probs would have cashed out.

My old housemate lost like half a dozen btc in the Mt.Gox collapse

hasnt that already happened with a data breach? i remember reading something about it