I always think iterated functions are more interesting, and iterated hashes are no exception. I added 3 modes of hash 'mining' (based on prefix pattern mining)

I always think iterated functions are more interesting, and iterated hashes are no exception. I added 3 modes of hash 'mining' (based on prefix pattern mining) to my Rain hash dashboard for the web, (with hash internals in WASM): - Chain mining: the hash outputs are concatenated and hashed - Increment 'nonce' mining: a counter is incremented and hashed - True random nonce mining: cryptographically secure random bytes are generated and hashed In all cases the pre-existing input box is prepended to the mode's hash data. It's just fun to see how a has behaves 'in motion'. Also added is a KH/s counter (admittedly not very faster for in browser with wasm, but hey).