[cfarm-users] Compile Farm acceptable usage---low priority batch jobs

Jacob Bachmeyer jcb62281 at gmail.com
Fri Jan 3 02:36:33 CET 2025


On 1/2/25 05:39, Martin Guy via cfarm-users wrote:
> > It's better to steer clear of this tarpit.
>
> +1
>
>
> Its unenforcable unless we set up a full-time Stasi or individual 
> cfarm users decide to play vigilante;
>
> just handle individual cases as and when they occur, as has happened 
> so gently and respectfully this time.
>
> After all, Munin will say when things are going funny and our admins 
> are vigilant.

Looks to me like Munin could *be* most of that "Stasi", albeit with 
further investigation required when it flags suspicious activity.

> As to whether cryptocurrencies are good or bad, that remains to be seen.
>
> Globally, mining consumes the same power as Denmark but when the fiat 
> currencies collapse it may save us.

While this is drifting off-topic, I believe that we can agree that the 
intrinsic value of a pure fiat currency is zero.

However, fiat currencies have bullies (commonly called "governments") 
demanding that people pretend they have value. Cryptocurrencies, as 
privately-issued fiat currencies, do not have even that.  Expecting them 
to somehow retain value in the face of the chaos that will ensue after 
governments collapse is a hilarious libertarian fantasy.


-- Jacob



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