@codyprather1742 I had not considered that. Its a good idea but the entry cost of casting would be too much. If i was producing them for sale, that would definitely be worth considering. Its definitely a smart way to produce these chassis though, I appreciate the idea The next case for v2 is only going to be metal for the base, and the part that will be "the branches of the tree" is going to be machined and not hand made.

@JamesSheffield-d8s thanks man. I reallg appreciate your support and the donations to the project. Im glad to see someone else sees what's going on. I'm glad you like the widget! My goal was to practics Python and get into GUIs while serving the Monero community as best I could with my limited skillset. Thank you my friend!

@@CRZYCYBR I felt like a madman for 20 years until the last five or so years when people really started waking up. When my parents were still alive they thought I was going off the deep end when I would rant about the money system. I'm happy to support what you're doing with Monero. It's necessary and could end up being bigger than you think. If you inspired 100k people to mine with devices they already have, it could really catapult Monero into the mainstream. I want our banker overlords to be nervous and I hope we all make it so. Keep doing what you are doing my friend. The only way we beat this is together.

@JamesSheffield-d8s lol i hear you on that man. I havent been hip for that long, probably around 10 years maybe a little less, maybe a little more but its unavoidable now. I feel like the only hope for humanity is to band together. I really appreciate the support and im definitely going to do something to mention you in the build somehow. Maybe an acryllic plate somewhere with the names of everyone engraved who helped support the project engraved. Yeah thats the goal. Hoping to get people to start mining on idle machines. They can easily help support the network and potentially make massive profits when XMR pulls a BTC.

@@CRZYCYBR That would be awesome. I'd really appreciate that and like I said, happy to contribute. I agree 100% we have to put our differences aside and come together. I hope humanity can see past all the psy op bullshit that's seperating use and making people blind to the true enemy. Good luck with the build, looking forward to the next video.

@JamesSheffield-d8s facts my friend. Send an email to the one listed in one of my videos ill send you personal updates

@JamesSheffield-d8s 🤣🤣🤣 I already have the one I think best suits my needs in my Amazon cart. I really appreciate your support my friend and cant thank you enough. I'm also super hype for the cooling system to go up, I also think its going to look Epic. If you want to send an email to one of the addresses listed in my earlier videos I'll send you some personal updates.

1. Download gupax software from gupax.io 2. Download monero GUI wallet and set it up 3. Once wallet is set up copy the "Recieve" address. 4. Open the Gupax software and go to the 'P2Pool Tab" 5. Paste your Monero GUI Wallet "Recieve" address in the Monero Address text box 6. (This step is only if you are using XMRIG without Gupax or just want the extra assurance) Open Gupax folder and go into the XMRIG folder. Double click the config file and open it in a code editor like VScode, Notepad, or other code/text editor program and add your receive address in the 'user' key-value pair as the value 7. Go to p2pool tab and hit the play button 8. When the indicator turns green go to the xmrig tab, hit they play button there and wait untill it turns green 9. You are now mining Notes: When you download Gupax you will have to add an exclusion in Windows Security Center as it will register gupax as a virus because it is a crypto miner. Crypto miners are often installed on high powered servers in security breaches by threat actors to steal resources and make a profit on high powered equipment they have compromised. There are many videos on how to add an exclusion. Do not make an exclusion for your downloads folder. Move gupax to a dedicated folder somewhere on your drive and make an exclusion for just that folder, otherwise anything you download from the internet will be allowed. To add more machines mining to your Gupax Setup 1. Download gupax on second computer. You will only use the XMRIG part of the Gupax download on this computer 2. Open XMRig's JSON config file 3. Under the URL key value pair, replace the donate address with the internal IP address of the lead Gupax mining machine you have already set up. 4. Once you have changed the IP address and for good measure the wallet address in the user value pair you can start xmrig and begin mining on your second computer 5. You can test if this was successful by opening Gupax on your lead miner and looking at the status tab where there is a section titled "Miners Connected" 6. After you complete the steps above it should say 2 Notes: -you may need to give it some time to properly reflect that the new miner is connected and actively mining -if a substantial amount of time goes by and it is not reflected, double check IP addresses and config files were changed and saved properly, overwriting the old config file

@@CRZYCYBR much appreciated damn serious

@kristoffermasuch1086 no problem. Happy to help. If you have any questions or run into any issues just comment here and I'll help you out

@CRZYCYBR absolutely 💯 seriously awesome

@@kristoffermasuch1086 did you start mining or need any help getting started?

i see you guys got new seed phrases/wallets. To anyone who sees this comment this is a scam I made a video on in my shorts playlist. The wallet has money in it but you need to buy gas to transfer it anywhere. As soon as the gas is purchased the gas and the wallet is drained. Deleting these comments is taking too much time/attention. DO NOT TRY TO GET THE FUNDS YOU WILL HAVE THE WALLET DRAINED.

@SomewhatIntelligentAgency sorry I thought I replied to this. AMD EPYC 7551 (x2) in total 64 cores 128 threads SuperMicro H11DSi SP3 socket MB 32 GB Micron 2933 RDimm DDR4 RAM (x16) 512 GB total Samsung 870 Evo 1 TB M.2 SSD Seagate 2TB HHD Geforce GTX 760 (had it laying around and Ill I need is to see a screen) Corsair 1500 watt PSU Byski Fittings, tubing, radiator, and water blocks Freezemod pump with LCD display Wownova 8.8 inch system metrics display

@JamesSheffield-d8s thank you! That was super cool of you! I agree about the welding lol. For v2 im definiteky either going to get a better welder or outsource it. The way i have v2 planned, it will have much less welding and will be much more visually appealing. Thank you so much for the xmr, i really appreciate it.

😳😳😳 i just saw how much you sent man. Thank you so much. That really means more to me than I could put into words. I'm definitely giving you a shout out in the next video or something. 1000000% taking your advice on the welding 🤣🤣🤣🤣 thank you.

@@CRZYCYBR No problem, just put it into the craft. I feel like you're going to build some cool stuff and I bought a good bit of Monero pretty much right when it came out. It works out for both of us. Get that next video edited my friend, I want to see how you turned this super rough piece into what I saw on the shorts

@mozzde4675 ill take a look at that but in the meantime make sure your logo is centered and doesn't have offset whitespace in the JPG itself. All of those portals has their content center justified so if you just replaced the image file it should be in the middle

@@zacharylavoie6889 i have the power connectors right where i want them

@mrdog837 supporting the XMR Monero network by mining 24/7

Supermicro H11DSi - NT amzn.to/4ftTMSQ

@doogler69 thank you. I really appreciate that. I am excited for it too. Fab is really close to being done and I'm filming PT 3 now. Should be done and edited in about a week or so.

Yeah that was my thinking too. I've never got it to say anything about what it things or how it feels before.

@doogler69 thanks! I really appreciate it! It's moving along and soon I'll be able to build the water cooling system which I am extremely excited for.

Thanks man. That really means a lot to me. Hope you have a good night broseph

@@TRINITY687 that allows you to clean RAM cache?

@@CRZYCYBR yeah among other things. Very custom. You should try it out and test it

@TRINITY687 yeah im definitely going to check that out. Thanks for the info

Two AMD EPYC 7551s. Each CPU has 32 Cores and 64 Threads for a total of 64 Cores and 128 Threads. The Threadripper is an incredible CPU, but for the purposes of this build, the cost of the TRs just didn't make sense. At some point on the channel I was to do a TR workstation build, so hopefully that happens sooner than later.

@CRZYCYBR ok awesome. That's gonna be a sick gaming rig/workstation/video editing rig. I just did an Intel xeon 12 core build with an rx580 8gb gpu and it does great! Super fast. Plays anything I've tried so far. Good luck with the build man. Looks great so far. Maybe 1 day I'll try some of those water blocks and do a custom loop.

@PontiacsGarage congrats on the build man. Was it your first one? And I recommend it, love making the hard line systems

@@CRZYCYBR no this is my 6th or 7th build. But this was my 1st all new everything all white pc with argb everything. I think I uploaded a short of it.

@@PontiacsGarage I haven't done an all white one yet. I'll have to check that out

@KARR I need all of those i can get 🤣🤣🤣 I'll keep that I mind during part two. Thanks for the tip man I appreciate it. If you DM me on reddit I can help get you set up with p2pool in like maybe a half hour. If that. Feel free to message me whenever.

ROI is just an illusion on the horizon to be chased forever for small scale miners.

@LC-mq8iq it will take a while to be profitable. The goal of this build is not to make money quickly but to support the Monero network. It could end up being extremely profitable if XMR ends up going up in value which I believe it has the potential to.

@KerryFreudenthaler-l7l I appreciate that! The Pineapple, I believe has extended functionality, but if you're just after evil portals, the Flipper is a much more economic alternative.

@Megahash99 I actually just purchased all the materials today and am planning on filming the first video in the fabrication series this weekend. It's taken longer than I wanted due to some issues with the welder I purchased to make it. I wanted really clean welds so I got a cheap tig welder on Amazon. Might have to end up using my mig welder buy either way fab begins this weekend.

@shaveyourstew6075 thanks man. Next up for the Flipper is garage door sub ghz and reviews on the good stuff like dev boards and range extenders. Appreciate the sub man. Thank you!

quite a bit lol. I'm planning on reworking he machine for a video, this is the first time I've turned it on in a couple months

Glad to create something useful for the community. Mind if I ask what else you'd be interested in learning from the F0?

I'll have to check that out. I'm my goal is to learn FreeCAD. I don't do anything to crazy on the printer, but I'm always looking to improve skills, so I'll take a look. Thanks for the tip.

Or can it be done flipper zero standalone

@@mylane6121 You will need to have the wifi marauder files and a wifi devboard at a minimum to perform this attack. You can find a custom made wifi devboard on CRZYCYBR.COM. I am also in the process of making a new video reviewing Amazon Flipper zero products which include several dev board available on amazon for anywhere from $20-$100. However, the cheap dev boards, $20-$50, never work as a plug and play option. They almost always need configuration like a firmware flash, actual coding in C, or a lot of troubleshooting to get them to work properly. If you order on from CRZYCYBR.COM, they will work as soon as you plug it into your Flipper.

When I found this out I was shocked. Made my life so much easier. Especially when entering data sets that have multiple aspects in each line. I just copy them all and use the clipboard to paste them all.

They are available on CRZYCYBR.com and are currently on sale.

not yet.I am still in the design/part gathering phase I will make a video on it soon.

It goes quick depending on what you do. Imaging the people from like 1970, who thought kb were monstrous seeing today's machines 🤣🤣🤣