Louisiana Attorney General Fires IT Staff for Allegedly Mining Bitcoin

By cineramaMarch 1, 2018Bitcoin Business

It appears that the allure of free electricity and computer systems, courtesy of the tax payers, might be too hard for some government workers all over the world to […]

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Louisiana Attorney General Fires IT Staff for Allegedly Mining Bitcoin

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