HashWire

Advantage of mining with HashWire versus NiceHash

HashWire mines directly through a mining pool to your wallet address instead of to NiceHash’s address. NiceHash is a exchange. There have been several exchanges that have frozen customers crypto coins and those customers have lost their coins. Since HashWire mines directly to the user’s address, users can use a address generated with a device like a ledger or paper wallet. This means that the chances of losing your coin’s are nearly 100% reduced.

In addition there have been times in the past where NiceHash has had issues making payments. The mining pool used for the coins are picked for their reliability. The only reason payments would be delayed is if the gas allowance for payments is set below the current gas price for transactions on the blockchain.

Companies renting hashrate for mining rarely pay more than what the computing equipment can make mining on it’s own. With HashWire your machine is earning coin based on your hashrate just as if you started the mining client yourself.

One of the benefits of HashWire compare to mining directly is that we are aiming to keep mining super easy to get into. Users pick the coin, set when they want the machine to mine and provide the wallet address to mine to. After that the mining takes care of itself and shows up on the website. You manage the mining client from the web site so you do not have to be home to make adjustments.

https://new.hashwire.co/early-access-a/

HashWire crypto mining early access signup. It took a bit but based on feedback we have the site setup now to better explain what HashWire is and provides a signup for users if interested in using the software. https://new.hashwire.co/early-access-a/
In addition there is a help section that among other things explains how to install the software. https://hashwiresupport.zendesk.com/.../art.../6548136052372
If anyone is interested and this is intimidating or confusing please let me know. I am available to provide support and answer questions.

The slider control that was created is now able to be added to the interface and edited. Control features are being added in now. Once the slider is fully operational a new demo will be released.

After that dynamic text will be added and then the software will have reached the software will be ready for public testing. For those who have liked this page are there any volunteers?

Work is progressing. No demo tonight, but I have a slider control created and am integrating I into the editor for a level based control. It will be useful for things like volume control with feedback and intensity levels for lighting. I should have a updated demo with this additional functionality in a couple of weeks.

Distributed AV has true feedback for buttons as defined by the configuration of the control. https://youtu.be/WUaswMoXBPs

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The Distributed AV project is moving right along. As of today it has full TCP sending and receiving capabilities including handling DO DONT WONT and WILL. This means devices like the Biamp Tesira and Cisco SX codecs work now. I am currently working on a method to allow the user to specify what polling commands to send while on a UI page and feedback responses that buttons will respond to by changing their state from 1 to 2 if they are two state buttons. Check out this short demo video https://youtu.be/Dlc53uplGaU to see me add a Biamp Tesira command and then send it to the device and confirm it working on the Tesira software. This also demonstrates that the hardware doesn't even have to be in the same room. This Tesira was several states away from me at the time of the demo.

Distributed AV Build 2017-10-30 Deveopment on Distributed AV is pushing forward towards beta status. Today's demo show cases the ability to define commands and send them to a Biamp Tesira.

A review of the new features in the interface editor including editing the background, font tools and panel resizing. https://youtu.be/1bnmsg2bhkM

Distributed AV has made it to the alpha stage. A full demo of the software where it is at right now.

Distributed AV Build 2017-10-19 Distributed AV has reached the milestone of having a functional alpha version prototype. This is a demonstration of the software package that shows how to cr...

An updated interface demo showing more advanced editing features.

Distributed AV Build 2017-10-17 Distributed AV interface editor demo on new features. Demonstrating setting up a logo and buttons on a page and setting actions for the buttons.

Distributed AV can now edit the individual states of on/off buttons. The interface can be saved and reopened. The selected object is also able to lookup the devices in the room and what commands are available for the selected device by by reusing existing lookups in the SQL database.

Distributed AV Build 2017-10-17 Distributed AV interface editor demo on new features. The interface can now be saved. Working on adding device commands to button press events.