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Here a deep check with chatGPT
1. Ausbildung: Mechatroniker vs. Hotelfachmann vs. Pflegefachkraft
Mechatroniker
Quite demanding: involves mechanical, electrical, and IT knowledge.
German level: You usually need at least B1–B2 to follow the technical classes.
Job prospects: Very good! Skilled trades like Mechatronik are in high demand, especially in industry-heavy regions (Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria, NRW).
Salary after Ausbildung: Usually higher than Hotelfachmann and comparable or slightly below Pflegefachkraft.
Hotelfachmann (Hotel Management)
Less technical, more service-oriented.
Often requires good communication and customer service skills in German and English.
Job prospects: Hotels are always hiring, but contracts can be seasonal and salaries are usually lower.
Pflegefachkraft (Nursing)
Very strong demand (Germany has a shortage).
Hard work physically and emotionally.
You can start even if your German is not perfect, but you will need B2 German for official recognition and communication with patients.
Secure career, possibility to get permanent residence easier.
👉 So, Mechatroniker is not "harder" in the sense of impossible, but it requires good technical interest and language skills. Hotelfachmann and Pflegefachkraft are more common among foreigners because the entry requirements are sometimes lower and the demand is stable.
2. Racism / Far-right politics
It’s true that the far-right has become more visible in some regions.
In big cities and industrial areas, diversity is higher and racism tends to be less open.
Non-EU workers are still very welcome in most industries because Germany needs skilled workers.
You may face occasional prejudice, but generally, if you are qualified and respectful, you’ll be fine.
3. Finding an apartment
Yes, it’s very hard in big cities (Munich, Frankfurt, Berlin, Hamburg).
Smaller towns (where many Ausbildung companies are located) are usually easier.
Tip: Many Auszubildende live in Azubi-Wohnheime (student/apprentice dorms) or shared flats (WG).
4. Finding a sponsor company
Many companies in shortage fields (nursing, technical trades) are open to hiring international applicants.
You need:
German language certificate (at least B1, often B2).
Recognized school documents (sometimes only high school diploma is enough).
Your accounting bachelor’s degree doesn’t hurt, but for Ausbildung, companies mainly care if you are motivated and can complete the training.
5. Master’s degree vs. Ausbildung
Master’s degree:
More academic, needs C1 German or English-taught program.
Costs money, and job chances depend on your field. With accounting, you’d compete with locals who already know German business/tax law.
Ausbildung:
Paid from the start (~€1,000/month, depends on profession).
Direct path to permanent job and residence.
Easier to integrate into the German job market.
👉 If your main goal is to work and stay in Germany long-term, Ausbildung (especially Mechatroniker or Pflegefachkraft) is usually more secure than a Master’s in Accounting.
✅ My recommendation for you:
If you’re interested in technology and willing to improve your German to at least B1/B2, go for Mechatroniker – good career prospects, decent pay, and companies really need skilled workers.
If you want a very stable and secure job with guaranteed demand, then Pflegefachkraft is also excellent.
Quelle: ChatGPT
Best regards,
Willi
1. Ausbildung: Mechatroniker vs. Hotelfachmann vs. Pflegefachkraft
Mechatroniker
Quite demanding: involves mechanical, electrical, and IT knowledge.
German level: You usually need at least B1–B2 to follow the technical classes.
Job prospects: Very good! Skilled trades like Mechatronik are in high demand, especially in industry-heavy regions (Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria, NRW).
Salary after Ausbildung: Usually higher than Hotelfachmann and comparable or slightly below Pflegefachkraft.
Hotelfachmann (Hotel Management)
Less technical, more service-oriented.
Often requires good communication and customer service skills in German and English.
Job prospects: Hotels are always hiring, but contracts can be seasonal and salaries are usually lower.
Pflegefachkraft (Nursing)
Very strong demand (Germany has a shortage).
Hard work physically and emotionally.
You can start even if your German is not perfect, but you will need B2 German for official recognition and communication with patients.
Secure career, possibility to get permanent residence easier.
👉 So, Mechatroniker is not "harder" in the sense of impossible, but it requires good technical interest and language skills. Hotelfachmann and Pflegefachkraft are more common among foreigners because the entry requirements are sometimes lower and the demand is stable.
2. Racism / Far-right politics
It’s true that the far-right has become more visible in some regions.
In big cities and industrial areas, diversity is higher and racism tends to be less open.
Non-EU workers are still very welcome in most industries because Germany needs skilled workers.
You may face occasional prejudice, but generally, if you are qualified and respectful, you’ll be fine.
3. Finding an apartment
Yes, it’s very hard in big cities (Munich, Frankfurt, Berlin, Hamburg).
Smaller towns (where many Ausbildung companies are located) are usually easier.
Tip: Many Auszubildende live in Azubi-Wohnheime (student/apprentice dorms) or shared flats (WG).
4. Finding a sponsor company
Many companies in shortage fields (nursing, technical trades) are open to hiring international applicants.
You need:
German language certificate (at least B1, often B2).
Recognized school documents (sometimes only high school diploma is enough).
Your accounting bachelor’s degree doesn’t hurt, but for Ausbildung, companies mainly care if you are motivated and can complete the training.
5. Master’s degree vs. Ausbildung
Master’s degree:
More academic, needs C1 German or English-taught program.
Costs money, and job chances depend on your field. With accounting, you’d compete with locals who already know German business/tax law.
Ausbildung:
Paid from the start (~€1,000/month, depends on profession).
Direct path to permanent job and residence.
Easier to integrate into the German job market.
👉 If your main goal is to work and stay in Germany long-term, Ausbildung (especially Mechatroniker or Pflegefachkraft) is usually more secure than a Master’s in Accounting.
✅ My recommendation for you:
If you’re interested in technology and willing to improve your German to at least B1/B2, go for Mechatroniker – good career prospects, decent pay, and companies really need skilled workers.
If you want a very stable and secure job with guaranteed demand, then Pflegefachkraft is also excellent.
Quelle: ChatGPT
Best regards,
Willi
Kurzfristige Bitcoin (BTC)-Halter lösen Bodensignal bei 107.000 US-Dollar aus
Schöner Artikel, der auf einen weiteren Bullrun hindeutet
Bitcoin-Spekulanten sorgen für ein Marktumkehrsignal, das im vergangenen Jahr nur bei zwei langfristigen Tiefständen des BTC-Kurses zu beobachten war.
Bitcoin weist ein neues Signal auf, das nur während lokaler Bullenmarkt-Tiefs erscheint.
Das Wichtigste in Kürze:
- Kurzfristige Bitcoin-Besitzer befinden sich im Fokus eines "Überverkauft"-Signals, das es im vergangenen Jahr nur zweimal gab.
- Beide Ereignisse markierten langfristige Tiefststände des BTC-Kurses innerhalb des aktuellen Bullenmarktes.
- Bitcoin RSI-Signale auf kürzeren Zeiträumen deuten weiterhin auf eine bullische Marktumkehr hin.
Mehr zu lesen in der Quellenangabe...
Quelle: https://de.cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-btc-bodensignal-107000-us-dollar
Bitcoin-Spekulanten sorgen für ein Marktumkehrsignal, das im vergangenen Jahr nur bei zwei langfristigen Tiefständen des BTC-Kurses zu beobachten war.
Bitcoin weist ein neues Signal auf, das nur während lokaler Bullenmarkt-Tiefs erscheint.
Das Wichtigste in Kürze:
- Kurzfristige Bitcoin-Besitzer befinden sich im Fokus eines "Überverkauft"-Signals, das es im vergangenen Jahr nur zweimal gab.
- Beide Ereignisse markierten langfristige Tiefststände des BTC-Kurses innerhalb des aktuellen Bullenmarktes.
- Bitcoin RSI-Signale auf kürzeren Zeiträumen deuten weiterhin auf eine bullische Marktumkehr hin.
Mehr zu lesen in der Quellenangabe...
Quelle: https://de.cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-btc-bodensignal-107000-us-dollar
Hallo zusammen,
wieder ein Highlight und diesmal sogar länger als ein Tag.
VOLLES Programm, schaut mal in den Kalender.
Viel Spaß beim stöbern und ggf. beim dabei sein.
Das 3. BitcoinForum
Zum dritten Mal lädt die Volksbank Raiffeisenbank Bayern Mitte in diesem Jahr zum BitcoinForum ein. Erfahren Sie mehr über die Chancen und Risiken von Bitcoin direkt aus erster Hand von vielen Bitcoin- und Finanzexperten. Neben reinen Vorträgen werden auch dieses Jahr viele Workshops und spezielle Seminare angeboten. Es ist für jeden etwas dabei - egal ob Neuling oder technikbegeisterter Bitcoin-Enthusiast. Jeder ist herzlich willkommen.
Speaker
https://bitcoinforum.bayern/#speakers
Kalender und Programm
https://bitcoinforum.bayern/kalender
Workshops
https://bitcoinforum.bayern/workshop
Specter Shield Lite
Baue dein eigenes Hardware Wallet! In diesem einzigartigen Workshop bastelst du deinen persönlichen Specter Shield Lite – die verbesserte Version des beliebten Specter DIY mit professionellem Secure Element.
Full Node
Baue deine eigene Bitcoin Full Node & Lightning! In diesem praxisorientierten Workshop baust du mit dem RaspiBlitz deine persönliche Bitcoin-Infrastruktur auf – von der Hardware bis zum Lightning Network.
Bitaxe Solo Mining
Willst du verstehen, wie Bitcoin-Mining funktioniert und wie du mit moderner, effizienter Hardware selbst zum Miner werden kannst? Dann ist dieser Workshop genau das Richtige für dich.
Viele Grüße
Willi
wieder ein Highlight und diesmal sogar länger als ein Tag.
VOLLES Programm, schaut mal in den Kalender.
Viel Spaß beim stöbern und ggf. beim dabei sein.
Das 3. BitcoinForum
Zum dritten Mal lädt die Volksbank Raiffeisenbank Bayern Mitte in diesem Jahr zum BitcoinForum ein. Erfahren Sie mehr über die Chancen und Risiken von Bitcoin direkt aus erster Hand von vielen Bitcoin- und Finanzexperten. Neben reinen Vorträgen werden auch dieses Jahr viele Workshops und spezielle Seminare angeboten. Es ist für jeden etwas dabei - egal ob Neuling oder technikbegeisterter Bitcoin-Enthusiast. Jeder ist herzlich willkommen.
Speaker
https://bitcoinforum.bayern/#speakers
Kalender und Programm
https://bitcoinforum.bayern/kalender
Workshops
https://bitcoinforum.bayern/workshop
Specter Shield Lite
Baue dein eigenes Hardware Wallet! In diesem einzigartigen Workshop bastelst du deinen persönlichen Specter Shield Lite – die verbesserte Version des beliebten Specter DIY mit professionellem Secure Element.
Full Node
Baue deine eigene Bitcoin Full Node & Lightning! In diesem praxisorientierten Workshop baust du mit dem RaspiBlitz deine persönliche Bitcoin-Infrastruktur auf – von der Hardware bis zum Lightning Network.
Bitaxe Solo Mining
Willst du verstehen, wie Bitcoin-Mining funktioniert und wie du mit moderner, effizienter Hardware selbst zum Miner werden kannst? Dann ist dieser Workshop genau das Richtige für dich.
Viele Grüße
Willi
here you can see the result in the output file
Thank you.
I think you must have a better heat-sink than is fitted on my BitAxe Gamma. My temps seem to be 5-10C more than yours.
here you can see the result in the output file
Code:
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"averageTemperature": 58.875,
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"averageVRTemp": 56.85294117647059
},
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"frequency": 525,
"averageHashRate": 1097.4952820585274,
"averageTemperature": 59.900735294117645,
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"averageVRTemp": 58.26470588235294
},
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"averageTemperature": 59.93014705882353,
"efficiencyJTH": 16.993235483345593,
"averageVRTemp": 59.0
},
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"averageHashRate": 1182.6847802864986,
"averageTemperature": 60.0514705882353,
"efficiencyJTH": 16.48607775880052,
"averageVRTemp": 59.029411764705884
},
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"frequency": 600,
"averageHashRate": 1196.0301857114296,
"averageTemperature": 60.0110294117647,
"efficiencyJTH": 16.81744031217841,
"averageVRTemp": 59.64705882352941
},
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},
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"averageTemperature": 60.16544117647059,
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"averageVRTemp": 60.088235294117645
},
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"averageHashRate": 1433.4348264590255,
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Re: [∞ YH] US/EU/AU solo.ckpool.org 2% fee solo mining 305 blocks solved!
Thanks Willi and philipma1957, totally understand.
Who else is a long-time forum member here who is up for joining a 2:3 multisig escrow with us for our Block Parties?
We can do a call and you can verify Rigly is for real.
Also we can do a % fee for your service.
Thanks,
Evan
If you would do it completely true my own separate wallet with a % fee, than contact me per PMWho else is a long-time forum member here who is up for joining a 2:3 multisig escrow with us for our Block Parties?
We can do a call and you can verify Rigly is for real.
Also we can do a % fee for your service.
Thanks,
Evan
A Multisig Wallet is to complex, and have no experience with it.
Best regards,
Willi
Hello all,
for some bitaxe user here, maybe the tuning script is nice to know.
https://github.com/mrv777/Bitaxe-Hashrate-Benchmark/
you can auto tune the speed parameter to the best value.
Standard Usage
Run the benchmark tool by providing your Bitaxe's IP address:
python bitaxe_hashrate_benchmark.py <bitaxe_ip>
Optional parameters:
-v, --voltage: Initial voltage in mV (default: 1150)
-f, --frequency: Initial frequency in MHz (default: 500)
Example:
python bitaxe_hashrate_benchmark.py 192.168.2.29 -v 1175 -f 775
try it out, i moved my bitaxe gamma from 1.2 to 1.6 THs
Best regards,
Willi
for some bitaxe user here, maybe the tuning script is nice to know.
https://github.com/mrv777/Bitaxe-Hashrate-Benchmark/
you can auto tune the speed parameter to the best value.
Standard Usage
Run the benchmark tool by providing your Bitaxe's IP address:
python bitaxe_hashrate_benchmark.py <bitaxe_ip>
Optional parameters:
-v, --voltage: Initial voltage in mV (default: 1150)
-f, --frequency: Initial frequency in MHz (default: 500)
Example:
python bitaxe_hashrate_benchmark.py 192.168.2.29 -v 1175 -f 775
try it out, i moved my bitaxe gamma from 1.2 to 1.6 THs
Best regards,
Willi
⭐ Merited by Buchi-88 (1)
Hört auf sowas zu posten, jetzt hab ich draufgeklickt, wollte nur schauen und ZACK zwei bestellt der GAMMA's 
ok, jetzt sehe ich es auch. Ich hab die "1" nachgeliefert
Besten Dank, aber was ist ein S9j Pro?
Wie soll er denn heißen, was steckt dahinter?Hab mal testweise ein wenig Rechenleistung gebucht 😅
Erst mal willkommen und danke für die Unterstützung !!!Schau mal auf den Worker, da ist ein Sonderzeichen drin, nicht das dies ein problem ist und ein Blockfund nicht zählt.
"workername": "bc1qeuupt2tgerfum8jclt8aklu9cdmzzkwml9lg7c.RoE187_¹"
Sag bescheid wenn er umbenannt ist, dann lösche ich den Worker in der Datenbank.
und über den Selfservice kannst du deinem Worker ein Devicetype zuordnen, damit man sieht was für eine Hardware hinter den Worker steckt.
Danke dir und viele Grüße
Willi
⭐ Merited by Buchi-88 (1)
Hier mal die letzten 12 Stunden.
Zusammenfassung im Bild ganz unten
Zusammenfassung im Bild ganz unten
Alles so gelassen wie es war, nur das Script gestartet, das die besten Werte ermittelt. Ich poste später noch das Ergebnis (die Auswertung vom Script)
Ja ist der Standard Kühler und Lüfter
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Re: [∞ YH] US/EU/AU solo.ckpool.org 2% fee solo mining 305 blocks solved!
Thinking aloud, we could do a 2:3 multisig for the mining escrow with CK, Willi, or others on the forum here..
A multisig is certainly the only way where distribution is cryptographically enforced unless CK is willing to alter the pool code so that both addresses (yours and ours) are included in the coinbase and the rewards are distributed based on work.
And for the record, I did talk to Heather (one of Rigly founders), and she does approve that Evan, aka eb66 is her partner. I can't see beyond my PC screen, but I do think these folks are genuine; the amount of work they put in doesn't suggest that they are planning a scam. Obviously, "Never trust, always verify," but I am saying this so that Willi and the rest of the forum members take eb66 seriously and engage in conversation.
As for rigly folks, obviously, the first step would be to verify that Willi's account is still operated by the same person (ask him to sign a message from one of his known/stacked addresses); if that checks out, rest assured that Willi is to be trusted given his history on the forum.
Another member I would recommend to be part of the multisig would be philipma1957.
BTW, Willi hasn't visited the thread for so long, maybe reach out to him via PM?
I'm still the same Willi and I'm still active. I'm just writing a little less in this post, since I'm no longer hosting block parties.
Two reasons that drove me to do this are a) Nicehash wanted to know too much and b) the legal situation in Germany.
I don't want to participate in it at the moment (no time). If I do, I'll organize block parties myself again. But first I need to make time for that and check the legal and tax situation.
But I wish you luck and to everyone who takes part, I'll keep my fingers crossed that it's not a scam.
Best regards,
Willi
Hab mal meinen "S9" etwas mit MRR für ein paar Tage gepusht, mit mehr oder weniger stabilem Ergebnis, aber egal hilft ja dem Pool und die Minderleistung bekomme ich erstattet. Der S9 ist aber zwischenzeitlich obsolet, mit dem habe ich mit Homeassistant meine ersten Erfahrungen sammeln können und wurde durch etwas Hasleistung nebenbei eines S19j Pro ersetzt. Könntest Du das anpassen @willi9974 ?
Hab deinen Miner umbenanntHallo zusammen,
zur Zeit gibt es nur noch die 6mm Platten, da die 4mm aus sind und ich aktuell keine 4mm Platten besorgen kann.
Also lieber jetzt zuschlagen als später zu sagen, hätte ich nur gekauft und meinen Seed auf Edelstahl verewigt.
Viele Grüße
Willi
zur Zeit gibt es nur noch die 6mm Platten, da die 4mm aus sind und ich aktuell keine 4mm Platten besorgen kann.
Also lieber jetzt zuschlagen als später zu sagen, hätte ich nur gekauft und meinen Seed auf Edelstahl verewigt.
Viele Grüße
Willi