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It is the policy of Softwarm LLC that Bitcoin heating systems are the only type we will install and manage.
Owners of mining equipment can obviously do whatever they want on their own accord. We just don't want to be involved.
The S21 Pro and Plus versions are the most flaky POS machines I've used so far. Constant hashboard failures. Trash.
But when they run well they can really rip. While they run.
Idaho
Can a dad still protect his family where you live? I ranked all 50 states on gun rights, self-defense laws, violent crime and parental rights.
It is so hard to make a list where Idaho isn't #1.
The parental rights column uses the Transparency rank from Heritage Foundation's 2026 Education Freedom Report Card
Considering the unavoidable heating cost, repurposing the energy to mine Bitcoin as the primary function is very wise. This computer is generating about 13k BTU.
Check out this hashrate from an S19XP 141 Th machine used for a hydronic heat re-use system. @Braiins keeps it stable while overclocked in the @FogHashing C2 tank. Rated power is 3kW and its overclocked to 3.8kW... 27%, and it likes it. 99+ MCR on all chips.
This overclocked efficiency of 21.8 W/ Ths is running around 118% electrical cost recovery for the owner who is repurposing his Bitcoin mining heat output for practical use.
Samesies
We will not host any Blake2B miners for the following reasons:
1. You are mining a fake chain and will probably quit, not pay your bill after 3 months.
2. The entire XBT community is delusional and difficult to work with.
3. I fully understand what XBT is and do not need to be “educated”. I just think you are all retarded.
If you need some software development, talk to Jared. He can help you leverage AI with his personal SME expertise to make sure you dont develop bullshit.
I do a lot of custom software development both for myself and my clients. Most of it is uninspired, rote code because the truth about SaaS is that the way they work is largely the same across product. The different is the business logic that runs them, which is where I much prefer to focus my time and spend my AI coding dollars.
Stated another way, when done correctly, the second time you build something costs a fraction of the first time, and most people don't plan for this. Even with AI coding tools who can just whip the shit out fast, why have it waste time doing the same stuff over and over and over?
if you're building software, or paying someone to help you do it, this can be some of the difference between a builder who is expensive and one who is worth it.
I build everything the same way. How people sign in, who's allowed to see what, where information lives, how it goes live, what sits in front of it to keep the bad traffic out, how it talks to the other systems you already pay for. That's a set of answers I've already argued with myself about, across a lot of projects, and the fact is that for most product, there's very little about the actual product that dictates these things need to be anything but the best practices that work.
So when I stood up a new internal tool last week, a pile of things I've already made past decisions on do went in as a template without slowing me or my AI coding tools down. They were decided years ago, which turns the job into assembling, not deciding.
Just a little bit of Softwar going on here in central Idaho. @JasonPLowery
Armed Idaho citizens protect their Bitcoin mining and self custody equipment. Almost everyone I know has a firearm in their home, business, or holster.
Idahoans can now buy suppressors, short-barreled rifles, and short-barreled shotguns without registration, lengthy waits, or federal taxes following guidance issued by ATF on Friday that it will stop enforcing those requirements nationwide, following the court victory Idaho won with 14 other states.
Idaho gun dealers and owners should read the ATF’s FAQs at: atf.gov/firearms/update-to-n… before buying or transferring firearms or seek a private attorney for more questions.
Check out this podcast for more info.
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The Power of Bitcoin Mining Heat Reuse With @SoftwarmLLC!
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If you want to learn more about some of my Bitcoin mining heat reuse strategy, check out this podcast.
The Power of Bitcoin Mining Heat Reuse With @SoftwarmLLC!
youtu.be/Gq7MRXsd5XQ
Two S19XP Bitcoin miners are immersed in a @FogHashing C2 tank filled with dielectric oil. The oil is heated by the miners and circulated with a pump through a oil/glycol heat exhanger and external variable heat dump.
The power is metered for each machine so the owner can track usage in real time.
Today we are out checking on different customer setups and getting tuned in for the cold weather. Hashrate is Cashrate.
This house is heated by mining Bitcoin. The computers act as a boiler and heat the glycol hydronic system.
If you're in the area stop and stay a night or two.
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