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Running Bitcoin over Tor

Tor is a great service to promote privacy and censorship resistance. These goals align directly with the Bitcoin network.

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Compiling a Bitcoin Node from Source on a Raspberry Pi

High Level Steps Install the latest Raspberry Pi OS (64-bit if you have more than 4 GB of RAM)Install some tools (pydf, htop, screen)Set up your USB drive and mount it automatically on rebootClone the Bitcoin sourceInstall build dependenciesBuild runtime dependencies from sourceRun ./autogen.shRun ./configure with the

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Saving Money by Running Bitcoin on a Raspberry Pi

I've been playing around with a Raspberry Pi and one question I wanted to answer was: How much electricity will I save by running the Raspberry Pi instead of my desktop computer?To answer this, I bought a cheap power meter that can be used when plugging in a device

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Installing Bitcoin Core 0.20.1 from source on Ubuntu Raspberry Pi

The latest release https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/releases/tag/v0.20.1 Get the source $ git clone https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin.git $ git checkout tags/v0.20.1Install dependencies The hardest part of building from source is getting all the dependencies set up properly. I get it wrong

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Raspberry Pi 4 Setup - External USB SSD

When I saw that you could get an 8BG Raspberry Pi for under $100, I was very intrigued. That is a lot of memory for such a cheap little computer. My goal is to set this thing up and use it for some experiments and possible use it for running