Apollo 11 computer 100,000 times less powerful than iPhone reprogrammed to mine BITCOIN

By cineramaJuly 15, 2019Bitcoin Business

The first moon landing is still considered one of mankind’s greatest achievements nearly half a century after Neil Armstrong took his first step off the Apollo 11 spacecraft.

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Apollo 11 computer 100,000 times less powerful than iPhone reprogrammed to mine BITCOIN

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