In a room with a super computer they are reading a paper manual. π€£ It is beautiful though. We have definitely lost our way.
This is my flow for engineering except I also have t-shirts made. π€£
Old technology for the win. This Western Electric 302 sat unused in someoneβs closet for decades. All metal version before they changed to thermoplastic when WWII started. The internal components are all date coded and original. I dusted it off, plugged it in and got a dial tone. 
Iβm interested. Can we connect to discuss?
Me too:
"You better watch out
You better not cry
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt youβ
Yes. The sacrifice we make for the coin.
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Some fluctuations are expected especially when starting up after being off for a while. That said, once it gets up to speed and finds its sweet spot, it should run right around the expected hashrate. If itβs dropping by half for periods of time, that would suggest a bad hash board, overheating, malfunctioning control board, bad chips, or possibly network issues staying in contact with the pool.
Where are you reading the hashrate? From the ASIC, management software or the pool?
CIA psychics entering your dreams to add you to the watch list. π€£
Let me take you back to a time and place
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Ten sats for you.
Open system for the win. You donβt have to like it, but anyone can use Bitcoin.
I mined on flare gas in Wyoming and the red tape involved to receive approval to operate at the site was ridiculous. They had no other means to deal with the methane, but it didnβt matter. 
Personally I donβt care. People should be able to run their operation any way they want and more block rewards for those that will mine.
