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Mine me. Please. If I’m on your site, that means you’re doing something for me, and I want you to continue to do it for me. I don’t expect anyone to give me th
by baron816 9y ago
Mine me. Please.
If I’m on your site, that means you’re doing something for me, and I want you to continue to do it for me. I don’t expect anyone to give me things of value for free, so if you want to to take my unused computer resources as payment for your services, go ahead.
- ISL 9y agoIt will be both inefficient relative to bitcoin miners and un-free for you. You'll pay for it in both your power bill and battery life.
- mitchty 9y agoMy laptop battery disagrees with this idea.
- psyc 9y agoThe players in our tragedy of the commons haven't shown any restraint in polluting the Web and bringing my browser to its knees. They won't show any restraint with mining either.
- fjsolwmv 9y agoSo far it's only deployed on piracy sites, so, dog eat dog
- userpass 9y agoA phone battery only has around 10 watthours. That's less than 1 cent worth of electricity if you wait hours until it's mined empty. It's more effective to just donate a single cent than to let them mine on your phone.