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Garrett Hernandez

Garrett Hernandez

@Garrett69315622

- Owner of Five Star Fabrication- Bitcoin Hodler-

Katılım Mayıs 2020
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Garrett Hernandez
Garrett Hernandez@Garrett69315622·
@BitcoinRachy Bitcoiner here…I remember my boss of the time pulled me to the side and said I got you a raise and only a couple people got one so don’t say anything. .68 cent or something. I laughed and quit two weeks later after I took my vacation of of course lol
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₿itcoin Rachy ⚡️
₿itcoin Rachy ⚡️@BitcoinRachy·
When your employer gives you a 2.8% raise that doesn’t even cover the rise in inflation, does that feel like a slap in the face or you cool with it? I want answers from normies and Bitcoiners.
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isa⚡️@isabellasg3·
Bitcoin just hit $110,000. If someone is just starting out, what are 5 ways to stack more sats?
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The Bitcoin Historian
The Bitcoin Historian@pete_rizzo_·
BREAKING: ROSS ULBRICHT'S FINAL PRISON ID CARD JUST SOLD AT AUCTION FOR 11 #BITCOIN WORTH OVER $1 MILLION A FREE MAN AND NOW A MILLIONAIRE. LEGEND 🔥
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Garrett Hernandez
Garrett Hernandez@Garrett69315622·
Use my referral code to sign up for The Gemini Credit Card and get an extra $50 in crypto! Check out offer and benefits. exchange.gemini.com/credit-card/ap…. You get 4% back on gas and transit. 3% back and restaurants and bars 2% back at grocery stores.
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DePIN Nomad
DePIN Nomad@depinnomad·
By popular demand… Hook a Bitaxe up to solar in 10 minutes or less! Instructions and Amazon links below: * * * * * SUPPLIES: Solar Setup: 1 50W Solar Panel 12V ($44) 1 20a 12v/24v Solar Panel controller ($12.49) 1 5V 6A 30W Converter ($14) 5ft 10 gauge Solar panel cable ($10) 2 16 gauge whips ($7) 2 grey wire nuts ($5) Device Setup: 1 Bitaxe Gamma ($155 on @plebsource) 1 MOFI4500-4GXeLTE v2 LTE router ($29 on eBay) 1 SIM card with 2GB/month data plan ($6 on @tellomobile for a 2GB data, zero minute plan) * * * * * INSTRUCTIONS: The reason this takes under 10 minutes is because it’s extremely easy. If you have any experience running electrical, all you’re doing is plugging things in. Here’s a summary: 1. You run power from the solar panel to the controller. 2. The controller runs power separately to the router and Bitaxe. 3. You add a converter between the controller and the Bitaxe to convert the 12V power supply to the 5V it needs. That’s literally it. Solar panel->Controller Controller->Router Controller->Converter->Bitaxe It’s really that simple. CABLES: -The solar panel cables will plug into the cables on the back of the solar panel. The other ends should be cut and stripped, then ran to the first two slots on the controller. You can use ferrule terminals here if you want to get fancy, but this is optional. -The converter has its own cables. -The whips plug into the devices on one end, and have bare wires on the other end. Run one between the router and the controller. Run the other to the Bitaxe, then use wire nuts to attach it to the wires coming from the converter. That’s it. Once you have power running, you need to set up the LTE router. You can do this ahead of time with normal power if you want. MOFI has a manual for installing the router on their webpage, so I won’t go into detail here. It took a bit of configuring to get the settings right, but it’s not difficult. Once that’s done - congratulations: You’re mining with the sun! REMEMBER: If you want 24 hour use with the Bitaxe continuing to mine overnight, you will need a deep cycle battery and a larger solar panel. I’ll make another post about how to do this down the road. For now, this is a proof of concept for how to mine during the day, totally off-grid. Why is this a big deal? Because it’s a proof of concept. This isn’t limited to mining Bitcoin. If you can run a Bitaxe like this, you can run any DePIN device like this. This makes it possible to travel far off-grid, set up shop for a few hours, and map or otherwise capture previously-uncharted territory for any project you can think of. Today, most DePIN devices are stationary and involve passive monitoring, but this won’t always be the case. Running an off-grid, solar-powered mining device enables you to travel to remote locations and use DePIN devices while you're there. This is, for example, one step on the path to running autonomous drones or robots that move continuously to map or otherwise monitor a broad array of environments. These are the sorts of insane things we can look forward to doing in the future. And I find that very exciting! This is also a first step towards the long-term goals of Guerilla DePIN: systematically deploying autonomous DePIN devices in extreme environments all over the globe, contributing to a robust infrastructure capable of supplanting today's limited technologies of everyday life. Thanks for reading and feel free to ask any questions you may have. I'll post the video and links to all supplies on Amazon below.
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Garrett Hernandez
Garrett Hernandez@Garrett69315622·
@austorms @galaxyhq Your the wizard and galaxy is blessed to have you on their team. You are one of the smartest people I’ve ever worked with. Congrats 🚀 to the moon we go. I’ll be one of the first to buy some stock.
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Steve Barbour
Steve Barbour@SGBarbour·
Customer mounted a Hash Generator to a trailer to convert economically stranded natural gas to #bitcoin.
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Brad Cuddy
Brad Cuddy@_bradcuddy_·
Great times riffing with @AsILayHodling
The Mining Pod@theMiningPod

Auradine Bitcoin ASIC Performance With Brad Cuddy There’s a ton of new units on the market, including new players like @Auradine_Inc. But how do these units actually hold up when deployed to the field and under harsh environments? We brought on @_bradcuddy_ of Cholla Energy to walk us through his experience working with the units. We also discuss alternative units like Bitmain and MicroBT, dry cooling, hydro vs. immersion and various other topics relating to technical Bitcoin mining. Lastly, we finish with a conversation on the Texas Bitcoin mining landscape including 👉 Get tickets to OP_NEXT by visiting the website! And use discount code OCTOBER to get 25% off at check out! Timestamps: 00:00 Start 02:01 Brad's background 05:53 Types of ASIC cooling 09:25 Bitmain vs MicroBT 12:20 Dry cooling 16:34 Hydro vs immersion 21:38 Immersion form factor challenges 22:26 MicroBT immersion deployment 24:21 Cost difference 25:42 Cooling fluid & thermodynamics 28:24 Fluid longevity 29:14 Auradine 32:32 Firmware & chip uptime 34:47 Auradine conclusion 35:35 What cooling is best? 37:14 Extreme temps 39:23 Curtailing with hydro units 42:21 New Bitmain unit 45:34 Bitmain changing PDUs 48:13 Curtailing (4CP) 49:15 Curtailing (PPA) 51:16 Ancillary grid services 52:43 4CP operations 55:10 Renewable & Texas grid 58:56 Future of solar 1:03:52 Miners, data centers & interconnections 1:06:22 Texas' isolated grid

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Garrett Hernandez
Garrett Hernandez@Garrett69315622·
Another happy customer with clean chlorine free water for the whole house. DM me if you are interested in the Brilliant difference. Bitcoin preferred!!! #Bitcoin #CleanWater #happylife
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