I don’t think its a horrible idea but maybe have an option for purchase, ads, or crypto.
that’s what I’m thinking, but additionally having a option to directly ‘sell’ your computing power should also be an option
But yeah people are going to hate you for this comment 🤣
actually though. I haven’t been on Lemmy for too long but this might be the most downvotes ive gotten on a comment
the randomX hash function Monero uses runs on the CPU, not the gpu
it could just use like 1-2 threads if the game is taking a lot of processing power
im chill with algoithms as long as theyre FOSS and don’t manipulate people
TOR walks into the room
I’ve still got to read the 3 body problem, books 4,5 and 6 of dune, the martian and hail marry
il find time eventually
Not publicizing a fool proof nuclear counter-measure defeats the purpose of achieving it in the first place.
yeah but if they don’t tell anyone they can keep it secret and other countries wouldn’t try to make their own
But would it cost more to pay for the extra electricity or for the product? At least for the electricity you could invest in solar and lower your bill dramatically
society should normalize having crypto-miners in software, like as an official method of monetization that the user consents to
that would actually fix most of our problems, no ads, no subscrption fees
I don’t see a downside to this
edit: if you disagree with me on this, reply. I wanna debate this
this comment section might be insane
I KNEW BIRDS WERENT REAL
this feels standard and it shouldn’t
I don’t think they’ve started collecting data but they might in the future.
Mozilla gets money from Google, I’m not too surprised
they changed their ToS to allow themselves to collect some anonymous user data, no idea if they’ve started
the waterfox and librewolf are still safe
this is profound
well it is unless the blockchain is forked without that transaction, which doesn’t happen often at all so its mostly true with like two exceptions ever
you should tell these guys to add it to their list https://archive.org/stream/RulesOfTheInternet/RulesOfTheInternet..txt
books are almost always better than the movies for them