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Topic: WA state is getting tougher on cryptomining, shuts down some miners - page 2. (Read 383 times)

legendary
Activity: 2174
Merit: 1401
Yeah, nothing to stoke up the neophobic populace like the accusing people doing something new of being dangers to the community. All those data centers, it's ok for them to use electricity, because "cloud computing" sounds good. Hopefully efficiency will improve, but until then maybe we should just rebrand.  Undecided

You read the article? Sounds to me like they are shutting down a bunch of residential customers that think its fine to load an apartment or makeshift shed full of miners and think they can tap 200kw from a residential grid. I warned of this before, but no one took it seriously. A couple rigs in your house is fine an no one will bother you, but if your going to try and stick a couple dozen in a residential area and think no one will notice think again.
jr. member
Activity: 67
Merit: 3
https://www.coindesk.com/washington-state-county-shuts-unauthorized-crypto-miners/

They shut down concerning the fire safety. It is always concern for me as I am looking in Arizona for possible purchase of site due to abundance of sunlight.


Remember heat is bad for computers. Last summer I saw it hit 124 degrees one day. It was a bad day to not put up the reflector in my windshield and to park facing the sun Sad
full member
Activity: 394
Merit: 101
Yeah, nothing to stoke up the neophobic populace like the accusing people doing something new of being dangers to the community. All those data centers, it's ok for them to use electricity, because "cloud computing" sounds good. Hopefully efficiency will improve, but until then maybe we should just rebrand.  Undecided

yes i dont like being too much regulated but on the other hand fire safety is definitely a concern, always back of my mind. I am also considering to purchase a parcel of land and get some container or metal barn to do the mining. As such I am trying to find less fire-prone terrain and as away as possibel from  civilization and densely populated area. Definitely not in or near multi-family residential area.
jr. member
Activity: 140
Merit: 2
Yeah, nothing to stoke up the neophobic populace like the accusing people doing something new of being dangers to the community. All those data centers, it's ok for them to use electricity, because "cloud computing" sounds good. Hopefully efficiency will improve, but until then maybe we should just rebrand.  Undecided
full member
Activity: 394
Merit: 101
https://www.coindesk.com/washington-state-county-shuts-unauthorized-crypto-miners/

They shut down concerning the fire safety. It is always concern for me as I am looking in Arizona for possible purchase of site due to abundance of sunlight.
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