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Olive oil you just press that shit and that is it. At least when done right.

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I already have two welders, stick and wire, and do a little work from time to time. They were actually essential tools on our farm. I inherited them when my parents passed.

The farming/homesteading is more about growing our own food. We already buy a substantial amount from local farmers, but we'd like to be more self-sufficient. I prefer my food as fresh as possible.

Cool, keep up the good work

You should try welding. Small investment on an inverter you can do arc welding for small projects at home and grow from there. If you like it you push forward, if not you've lost little money and you can sell the material and is not a total loss. Farming entails much more costs and risks, with all the diseases, pests, cost variations and whatnot. Just a suggestion.

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So, looking at raw numbers with 50,000 devices:

Your individual odds = 1 in 50,000

Waiting time = 75-80 days

So you're looking at:

• A 0.002% chance of mining a block

• Waiting ~2.5 months for that tiny chance

With 1 million devices:

Your individual odds = 1 in 1,000,000

Waiting time = 3-5 days

That's:

• A 0.0001% chance of mining a block

• Every 3-5 days, someone in that million gets lucky

• But it's probably not you

However, these statistics are oversimplified. Here's how Bitcoin mining actually works:

Your real chance of mining a block = (Your hashrate / Total network hashrate)

For perspective:

• With 1 TH/s of mining power, odds are roughly 1 in 249,694,649 per block

• A new block is mined every ~10 minutes

• But it's a continuous probability game, not a scheduled event

When more devices join the network:

1. The total network hashrate increases

2. Your individual device's hashrate stays the same

3. Therefore, your relative share (and odds) decrease

So when they say 'a device will mine a block every X days,' it's misleading—it's a network-wide statistic, like saying 'someone will win the lottery every drawing.' It doesn't improve your individual device's chances; more competition actually makes your odds worse.

This is why solo mining has largely been replaced by industrial mining operations—the odds for individual miners have become increasingly unfavorable as the network has grown.

I don't gamble, and I don't play the lottery. These devices are fun and educational, but they are expensive lottery tickets with worse odds.

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