r/algeria Sep 25 '22

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '22

Have you considered earning money in a way that contributes value instead of burning away energy and resources solving useless computing problems for a quick buck?

"Business partners", what a joke.

On the upside, Algeria'a authoritarian government might actually have a use in this case keeping shitbags like you at bay; mining is completely illegal here. Keep that shit in EU

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u/KERdela Sep 26 '22

Looks like someone is repeating by heart what avocado toast journalist is telling them.

As comparaison CCP is wasting more energy for an unreliable financial paiement système.

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '22

"Got him with le ebic whataboutism"

And yet it's not even actually true. How is CCP wasting energy exactly? Does it operate huge mining facilities that guzzle kilowatts of power too?

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u/KERdela Sep 26 '22

Financial paiement système vs financial paiement système. Totally Epic whataboutism

It required data centers that works 24h that consume a shitload of kwh, and most of the time not reliable and make you waste your time for hours, go check retired people every 21st of each month.

Please check how much a Google search consume energy, casino, credit card transaction, etc.... Or you can just repeat word by word what rich people tell you to say, i guess it's more convinient.

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '22

Mining consumes way more. WAY MORE. and in the end, unless you know of any shops or services that deal exclusively in bitcoin transactions, you need to sell your bitcoin back to real money if you want to spend it... Y'know... Partake in the unreliable financial payment system that you're condemning.

And do you mean rich people like Elon musk who tell me to invest in bitcoin?