You could be the figment of someone else's imagination !
if you replace "someone else's" with "my", it works, though.
edit: although i vaguely remember his "self" is described as 2 different things. idk, read meditationes de prima philosophia.
Topic: When botnet becomes self aware... What happens to miners? - page 2. (Read 4139 times)
hm? descartes has said something which falsifies your statement.
if you replace "someone else's" with "my", it works, though.
edit: although i vaguely remember his "self" is described as 2 different things. idk, read meditationes de prima philosophia.
if you replace "someone else's" with "my", it works, though.
edit: although i vaguely remember his "self" is described as 2 different things. idk, read meditationes de prima philosophia.
How do you know you are self aware ?
You could be the figment of someone else's imagination !
everything you think you know, feel, and experience, could just be someone's big fekked up dream !!
now, where did I put that joint
? ahhh, it wasn't real !!!!!! ahhhh, neither am I !!!!! ahhhh, then who is typing this !!!!!!!!!!!! not me, the dreamer !?!?!?!
LOLOL
You could be the figment of someone else's imagination !
everything you think you know, feel, and experience, could just be someone's big fekked up dream !!
now, where did I put that joint
? ahhh, it wasn't real !!!!!! ahhhh, neither am I !!!!! ahhhh, then who is typing this !!!!!!!!!!!! not me, the dreamer !?!?!?!LOLOL
Will since it's my theory that botnet will soon become self aware and create its own pools with millions of zombie pcs, my question is simple. Does the bitcoin system have anyway to prevent this?
Some of the most capable minds working for IBM can make a computer that plays chess or Jeopardy very well. We're a very long way from computers that have a true concept of self. An ad hoc network put together by a bunch of people running open source software to compute SHA hashes is about as far away from self awareness as my toaster.
QFFT +1
Will since it's my theory that botnet will soon become self aware and create its own pools with millions of zombie pcs, my question is simple. Does the bitcoin system have anyway to prevent this?
Some of the most capable minds working for IBM can make a computer that plays chess or Jeopardy very well. We're a very long way from computers that have a true concept of self. An ad hoc network put together by a bunch of people running open source software to compute SHA hashes is about as far away from self awareness as my toaster.
I don't see botnets as an issue, if they become too often there are ways to prevent them for pools (and if they begin using there own pools there could always be changes in the bitcoin client to prevent this).
What is killing mining for an average user is the hardcore users (obviously). I mean, the output from an average user in BTC no matter its worth is so ridicously low compared to someone that will own a whole mining server.
What is killing mining for an average user is the hardcore users (obviously). I mean, the output from an average user in BTC no matter its worth is so ridicously low compared to someone that will own a whole mining server.
Dear god. I hope your trolling.
+1
I don't see botnets as an issue, if they become too often there are ways to prevent them for pools (and if they begin using there own pools there could always be changes in the bitcoin client to prevent this).
What is killing mining for an average user is the hardcore users (obviously). I mean, the output from an average user in BTC no matter its worth is so ridicously low compared to someone that will own a whole mining server.
What is killing mining for an average user is the hardcore users (obviously). I mean, the output from an average user in BTC no matter its worth is so ridicously low compared to someone that will own a whole mining server.
Dear god. I hope your trolling.
I don't see botnets as an issue, if they become too often there are ways to prevent them for pools (and if they begin using there own pools there could always be changes in the bitcoin client to prevent this).
What is killing mining for an average user is the hardcore users (obviously). I mean, the output from an average user in BTC no matter its worth is so ridicously low compared to someone that will own a whole mining server.
What is killing mining for an average user is the hardcore users (obviously). I mean, the output from an average user in BTC no matter its worth is so ridicously low compared to someone that will own a whole mining server.
SKYNET
Duh.
Thats why I keep my mining farm in a cage.
Duh.
Thats why I keep my mining farm in a cage.
I though it was a faraday cage to avoid the EMP. Im confused now...
With some luck it won't evolve into skynet but http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tachikoma instead.
SKYNET
Duh.
Thats why I keep my mining farm in a cage.
Duh.
Thats why I keep my mining farm in a cage.
Will since it's my theory that botnet will soon become self aware and create its own pools with millions of zombie pcs, my question is simple. Does the bitcoin system have anyway to prevent this?
And what happens when it overtakes everyone else % wise?
Really just curious, seems millions of machines (just cpus, I'm sure GPus will be targeted eventually) would easily surpass all current mining, and since there is lots of motivation for the botnet to sell instantly at any price massive amounts of coin.. well you get the idea.. thoughts?
And what happens when it overtakes everyone else % wise?
Really just curious, seems millions of machines (just cpus, I'm sure GPus will be targeted eventually) would easily surpass all current mining, and since there is lots of motivation for the botnet to sell instantly at any price massive amounts of coin.. well you get the idea.. thoughts?
lol. no.
Will since it's my theory that botnet will soon become self aware and create its own pools with millions of zombie pcs, my question is simple. Does the bitcoin system have anyway to prevent this?
And what happens when it overtakes everyone else % wise?
Really just curious, seems millions of machines (just cpus, I'm sure GPus will be targeted eventually) would easily surpass all current mining, and since there is lots of motivation for the botnet to sell instantly at any price massive amounts of coin.. well you get the idea.. thoughts?
And what happens when it overtakes everyone else % wise?
Really just curious, seems millions of machines (just cpus, I'm sure GPus will be targeted eventually) would easily surpass all current mining, and since there is lots of motivation for the botnet to sell instantly at any price massive amounts of coin.. well you get the idea.. thoughts?
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