Has anybody tried BitCoin Mining?
I am using CPUMiner currently and it's working fine, anybody got any experiences, how many coins have you produced?

You are of course correct, but the amount of people who jump on the forums (often with post counts <10) who want to mine bitcoins to make money, or cluster Pi's and run their browser faster on the clustered instance, or whatever, not using their own brainpower to search and/or put two and two together that effort won't equal reward, is sufficiently high that naysayers in such threads are actually performing a public service.gazmandev wrote:Sure, it's not a sensible use of resources. But at the end of the day, if someone has the money and the motivation, who are we to say it shouldn't be done?
When you put it like that, I have to admit I agreetonyhughes wrote: You are of course correct, but the amount of people who jump on the forums (often with post counts <10) who want to mine bitcoins to make money, or cluster Pi's and run their browser faster on the clustered instance, or whatever, not using their own brainpower to search and/or put two and two together that effort won't equal reward, is sufficiently high that naysayers in such threads are actually performing a public service.
People who have the money and motivation, will generally get on and do it...
I've gotten cgminer to run on my RPi with cpu-mining enabled just to test, it works but only at ~150Kh/s.
Hi,klisetron wrote:I've gotten cgminer to run on my RPi with cpu-mining enabled just to test, it works but only at ~150Kh/s.
It's not worth it to mine on the cpu, not even with 1000 clustered together. however, hosting a FPGA or ASIC miner would make more logical sense due to the low power draw and basic function a host needs to have.