Quote from: decodx on February 16, 2022, 09:40:02 PM

I think we need to think the other way around. Instead of regretting not being able to send a message to our young self from ten years ago, we should consider what our old self would want to share with us ten years into the future. We might hear our messages from the future if we concentrate enough. Are you guys hearing anything?

I don't have any regrets about this and I would probably sold most of mined bitcoins back than and buy some stupid new gadget, or spend it on some vacation trip.
Than years later I would tell stories around camp fire to my friends how I had a bunch of bitcoins that I spent without thinking.
I just love Back to the future movies... what can I say.

Quote from: PX-Z on February 16, 2022, 11:15:36 PM

Probably yes, mentioning that time around 2010 owning a computer is a lot considering it's expensive, at least in my place when you have a computer and internet connection, mean you have the resources and money.

Many people could afford computer in 2010 without a problem, maybe not exact Pentium model owned by theymos Cheesy

, but perfectly working computer that could mine bitcoin with good internet connection.
I still remember the days of dial-up connection, so anything faster than this was a blessing.

Quote from: theymos on Today at 01:26:05 AM

I actually measured the energy usage with a Kill-A-Watt with and without mining a few months after that post, and I was getting 160 BTC/kWh. Because the cost of mining 1 BTC was less than a tenth of what 1 BTC was actually priced at at the time, I thought that BTC was substantially overpriced, and so I also have the honor of selling BTC at the lowest prices ever recorded, $0.003/BTC.

I think we can all agree that nobody should trust your Bitcoin price predictions Cheesy

btw what happened with that Pentium processor? Is it collecting dust in you old basement or you sold that as well?