i'm doing a air quality device based on stm platform, with 20$ pm2.5/10 sensor sds011, mq-7 for CO (it's more of a hassle to work with tho) for 1$ and a 70c humidity/temp sensor

and a bunch of cables, breadboards and other stuff is also necessary ofc

ESP32 is cool

whatcha do with a esp32?

make a deauther

and bully normies in public places

wow u r le3t haxxor plz no ddos

:(

these things are tiny

>just ordered a miner to mine Megacoin with, complete kit for 190 CAD

https://gyazo.com/afec237dd59af1bee5d506bb24cbd1fd

Inb4 DOA

According to nicehash calculator this will give you 8$ per month without counting electricity

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Had no idea people were dumb enough to actually try mining themselves

That's 8 dollars a month assuming the value doesn't increase?

It's not going to increase anytime soon

I'm not doing it for profits.

Just want a hobby to mess around with.

Not actually going to invest anything serious into it,

And might just re-sell it as a ready-made kit for someone like me looking for a pet project eventually.

It's not really a hobby if you just turn it on and mine.

I'm going to mine a wide variety of coins,

It can mine any Scrypt algorithm-based coin.

So Litecoin, Megacoin, Dogecoin, Belacoin and Novacoin.

If I wanted real profits I'd just buy crypto coins directly.

Which is what I also did.

Weren't you going to get into model trains?

I ran into a problem.

Renting out an apartment,

Landlord forbids running power tools larger than a cordless drill.

I'd need a half-sized lathe to begin producing metal parts, and without it, I might as well just buy an already-made engine and say it's a "hobby", but where's the fun in that?

>>>>>>>>>>buying a fucking used crypto miner

USEd

I know, I know,

How would he even enforce that?

If it's a safety concern buying a mining machine is probably more a hazard

Not a safety concern.

The thing's loud as hell,

Especially when machining metal,

He doesn't want noise complaints.