Topic: Toasters to Mine Bitcoins (Read 4144 times)
Lol toaster miners... 50 hashes/sec?
I prefer 50 miners 
Yup, forget about antminer s5 better buy refrigerators and toaster to mine bitcoins 
I'd buy a toaster miner. Toast waffles while alt mining? That's a good breakfast.
Anyone else remember the NetBSD toaster? If that's possible, then why not a toaster miner?
Anyone else remember the NetBSD toaster? If that's possible, then why not a toaster miner?
Now I can mine and cook at the same time... with my mom toaster!
PS: IF it's really possible.
PS: IF it's really possible.
Joke of the month? How can people mine with toaster?
Don't forget that 20 years ago, you would have said the same thing about phones.With certain manufacturers pushing for the Internet-of-Things, and with toasters with microprocessors already in existence, the stage is quickly being set where it is at least technically possible. It would make about as much sense to do as trying to mine on smartphones today, but possible.
Is it possible to mine Bitcoin using refrigerators and toasters.
How that even works?
Well they are saying that hackers could target this things to compute with the mining power of computed device.
Is it possible?
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/hackers-could-be-targeting-toasters-mine-bitcoins-expert-warns-1475625
How that even works?
Well they are saying that hackers could target this things to compute with the mining power of computed device.
Is it possible?
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/hackers-could-be-targeting-toasters-mine-bitcoins-expert-warns-1475625
Joke of the month? How can people mine with toaster?
Does your toaster have internet connection? If it does not then don´t worry
I don't think they would be able to mine bitcoins at all. even if they are hacked someway to mine,
then they will only be worth using for altcoins.
then they will only be worth using for altcoins.
Is it possible to mine Bitcoin using refrigerators and toasters.
How that even works?
Well they are saying that hackers could target this things to compute with the mining power of computed device.
Is it possible?
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/hackers-could-be-targeting-toasters-mine-bitcoins-expert-warns-1475625
How that even works?
Well they are saying that hackers could target this things to compute with the mining power of computed device.
Is it possible?
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/hackers-could-be-targeting-toasters-mine-bitcoins-expert-warns-1475625
It's not actually or practically possible to mine bitcoins from your toaster or refrigerator.
That article says it as a part comedy.
These kind of attacks are already there in networked servers and computers.
That's something like distributed computer.
But at the present time your toaster and refrigerator are safe.
Op are you really interested in mining cryptocurrencies with Toeaster or Freezer? It seems illogical and really waste of potential even if you could make it work. You will be better with one ASIC than dozens of Toasters.
Don't see it work for toasters and freezers, but it could be possible for an electric air heaters. Instead of classic heating mechanism, you could use optimised/integrated ASICs to provide the heat. The only question is power consumption, if it's significantly higher than for classic heater, then it's pointless.
lol good stuff, would love to see a toaster farm
toaster farm!!!
Maybe we can just put the miners modules into the fridges and remove the fans tie the power into the fridges power supply, and WALA Instant asic cooling device and miner all in one. Would that save on electricity HAHA.
Still not sure how we can implement a toaster into mining.
Still not sure how we can implement a toaster into mining.
You would need around one million toasters or fridges to equal one modern ASIC miner.
A typical modern Intel CPU will do 3 to 30 MHashes/second (Core I5 or I7). A modern ASIC miner does 3 Terrahash/s or 3,000,000 MHashes/second.
So you would need somewhere between 100,000 and 1,000,000 toasters or fridges to equal one modern bitcoin ASIC miner. And even more if the toaster has a low performance CPU.
A typical modern Intel CPU will do 3 to 30 MHashes/second (Core I5 or I7). A modern ASIC miner does 3 Terrahash/s or 3,000,000 MHashes/second.
So you would need somewhere between 100,000 and 1,000,000 toasters or fridges to equal one modern bitcoin ASIC miner. And even more if the toaster has a low performance CPU.
+hey refigrator give me some ice
- just a sec
+why?
-i'm doing math you moron!
+what?
-i learned all bitcoin network and i'm superpowered! right toaster?
* yeap, we have superpowers now
+ what superpowers?
-,* WE ARE MINING BITCOIN!
- just a sec
+why?
-i'm doing math you moron!
+what?
-i learned all bitcoin network and i'm superpowered! right toaster?
* yeap, we have superpowers now
+ what superpowers?
-,* WE ARE MINING BITCOIN!
Lol toaster farm....
GPU farms are already toasters in a matter of speaking
GPU farms are already toasters in a matter of speaking
lol good stuff, would love to see a toaster farm
The day I start mining with my toaster or refrigerator will be the day my GF throws me off the balcony! 
Neither refrigerators nor toasters belong into the internet.
Have never been there, worked just fine. Stop the bullshit.
Have never been there, worked just fine. Stop the bullshit.
My toaster, refrigerator, as long as the links to the things other people could be controlled? For them to seek benefits, but spend my electricity bill?
Of course. You have it smack on. They'll just steal your power, and risk ruining your machines.
My toaster, refrigerator, as long as the links to the things other people could be controlled? For them to seek benefits, but spend my electricity bill?
Op are you really interested in mining cryptocurrencies with Toeaster or Freezer? It seems illogical and really waste of potential even if you could make it work. You will be better with one ASIC than dozens of Toasters.
It would be have to be alt coins, probably a cpu coin.
Well it wouldn't have to be. It's just likely that it's easier and more profitable to mine such a coin, and then exchange that for other coins (including Bitcoin), than mining Bitcoin; same reason those NAS boxes were mining Dogecoin, rather than Bitcoin or even Litecoin (at the time, Dogecoin was going through a growth spurt).
The list of requirements is pretty short:
Whether that's worth the bother depends on how many machines you manage to actually target. Processing power in these is pretty limited, but if you can get 10,000,000 of them, at very low cost to you, then it may be lucrative all the same.
Remember that some NAS (basically just a 'dumb' hard disk on your network) systems were hacked to perform cryptocoin (in this case, Dogecoin) mining; http://www.pcworld.com/article/2364120/hacked-synology-nas-systems-used-in-highprofit-cryptocurrency-mining-operation.html
- Must be capable of performing the calculations required; even lowly microcontrollers may be sufficient
- Must be capable of being programmed to perform these calculations; if you can't change the firmware/software, you're stuck
- Must be connected to the internet; otherwise you'd have to manually set it up with work, and manually submit solved work
- Must be hackable across the internet via a vulnerability; only in the case of remote hacking, though that's generally the vector to go for.. being able to hack a machine in person is great, but that's a lot of work for very little trade-off.
Whether that's worth the bother depends on how many machines you manage to actually target. Processing power in these is pretty limited, but if you can get 10,000,000 of them, at very low cost to you, then it may be lucrative all the same.
Remember that some NAS (basically just a 'dumb' hard disk on your network) systems were hacked to perform cryptocoin (in this case, Dogecoin) mining; http://www.pcworld.com/article/2364120/hacked-synology-nas-systems-used-in-highprofit-cryptocurrency-mining-operation.html
Is it possible to mine Bitcoin using refrigerators and toasters.
How that even works?
Well they are saying that hackers could target this things to compute with the mining power of computed device.
Is it possible?
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/hackers-could-be-targeting-toasters-mine-bitcoins-expert-warns-1475625
How that even works?
Well they are saying that hackers could target this things to compute with the mining power of computed device.
Is it possible?
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/hackers-could-be-targeting-toasters-mine-bitcoins-expert-warns-1475625
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