How to use Debian 12 Bookworm for Monero mining

TL;DR: Monero is funny. That’s a good idea and people pay you passive income for it. The blockchain is real, and a new use case might come from privacy preserving block chains.

Why

I need some more development time and am having spare machines staying around. Why not using them to generate some passive income?

Plus the IRS hates it. Not that taxes are bad, but taxes that force you into obeying weird situations are bad. Anyways, check it out:

IRS Will Pay Up To $625,000 If You Can Crack Monero, Other Privacy Coins

I love Monero, as I love everything that generates privacy. Sure some do criminal stuff with it. But people also do criminal stuff with dollars. This is really no argument. So — maybe you could make the network of Monero stronger and bring democracy back.

First set-up node exporter

Why? Well, I spent a couple of days figuring out how not to monitor a computer. In the end I got it to work.