Bitaxe Townhall #64

Security is something we probably need to rethink. The last couple of weeks were just crazy and while I was in Lugano at the Plan B conference the world was burning.

The bitaxe is evolving and changing all the time, new devices and new configurations. But what does it take and what's going on in the developing scene behind all of it?

The current spirit of AI is probably everywhere, so even in the bitcoin mining scene it's been used. While AI seems to be a good tool for development, what's the limit you should apply to it?We dicsussed news all around the Bitaxe family and what's coming next.

Todays townhall is all about open source and the ethos behind copyleft licenses. It's an important part of todays work done by many people and we shall talk about those that are misusing it or ignoring it at all.We also took a quick look into the furute of the bitaxe and what comes next

Today we had a special Guest, Gio, the instagator of the WallAxe a Bitaxe/PSU all-in-one product that allows you to plug your bitaxe directly into your Outlet.We also took a quick glimps into the future of esp-miner and what will come in the next release.

Today we're diving again into the topic of Pools.Talking with Matt from Atlaspool and Skot about mining pools and decentralization

Today we talked about the open source mining control board, Libreboard as well as the Mujina firmware.A brief lookout into the future and what mining can become.Schnitzel the lead developer of the Libreboard shared his insights today with us.

Whats chaning in OSMU, what are the next changes for Bitaxe? We're talking about all that

What's next for OSMU? We will move forward and slowly say goodby to Discord. It served well, but for our mission of distributing as much information possible it's just not suitable.

Whats brewing in the open source community?A dive into things that are currently beein worked on as well as some side information all around OSMU