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> Just because the user doesn't notice or doesn't understand what happens doesn't make it acceptable. I did this on my brother, for data gathering. It'd most c
by synthmeat 9y ago
> Just because the user doesn't notice or doesn't understand what happens doesn't make it acceptable.
I did this on my brother, for data gathering. It'd most certainly not be implemented non-transparently in the end-product.
> Chrome is going toward more and more aggressive CPU throttling of tabs in the background.
That's why you mine during active game. The more people love it, the more they mine it. It can certainly be made mostly win-win scenario, which is why I aim on, again, transparently experimenting with it.
- klipt 9y agoIs mining in a browser remotely cost efficient? Doesn't it end up costing the user more in electricity than just buying the coins directly?
- synthmeat 9y agoThere are many tradeoffs one makes taking any route. Electricity-wise? I'm not sure. We'll see. > ...just buying the coins directly? Realistically, there's never such a thing such as "just buying coins". You need payment processor / security / refunds / authorization / ... There is, however, something close to "just mining coins". This is one of the fundamental reasons cryptocurrency is attractive in the first place.