Honestly, one of the shittiest asics I've tested so far. The thing does even boot up half the time, can't find firmwares for the thing, + the strange 15v shit.
We tested the Fluminer T3 ASIC. Everyone that is shitting on it doesn't understand its true potential. Checkout the Vid👇 You might like this @altair_techpiped.video/shorts/Vh2fAO-ly…
that has nothing to do with the point of my comment, the hardware for retail cost is not 99$, it's 250$. He's just lying out his ass as normal. I swear once people drink the helium koolaid they get so brain washed. It's NOT a 99$ purchase.
I see the problem, the photo of the device itself on the stand comes from plebsource directly as I said. I know because I made the page. This is the red one I’m talking about. Our graphics designer put the screen image from one at the show over it instead of the blank screen (device looks better with a “on” screen) and turned it green. In the end HD is still the exclusive distributor for it. There’s no intention to mislead anyone 🙏
I wouldnt say it’s the whole community doing this. If you dig into how the voting system works a few people have all the voting power and they setup a proxy system so large voting power can delegate votes to other people. It’s kind of like an illusion of decentralized voting.
Been using the @heliumbrowser for a couple days now and I have to say my favourite feature is the Split View window thing. I can browse @helium prices and @HeliumEvolution stock price at the same time!
The nova units are the plug and play ones most people end up buying. The wifi converted ones are ones like ubiquity, Aruba, Cisco etc.. which require more work and not for non tech people.
According the their explorer they are doing around 4.55$ per day right now. This number will probably change over time so its best to check back on their tool justentropy.lol/explorer
New Quest2 for @geodnet Geo-Pulse: RTK Coverage Contest.
Rumors (word on the street)
Purpose:
Collect GNSS data in areas without an RTK fix.
Details:
The goal is to complete hexes that haven't been RTK fix-checked yet.
The first user to finish a hex will earn GEOD rewards.
Requirements:
You must have started/completed all 8 hex fix tasks from Quest1.
Timeline (estimate, not confirmed):
Starts June 15th and lasts for 1 month.
The contest will begin in pre-selected regions and expand to all regions.
How it Works:
Choose an unchecked hex to start.
Each hex has 10 fix spots.
For every fix you complete, you earn 2 GEOD tokens (up to 20 GEODs per hex).
It’s first come, first served, whoever completes the first fix claims the hex.