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hey guys welcome back to the hash raptor

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today we're going to be talking about

how to mine cryptocurrency and get paid

in bitcoin

on your home pc let's jump right in guys

here we go

today we are going to be talking about

how to mine

cryptocurrency or bitcoin using your

home pc

now when people say they mine bitcoin on

their home pc that's a bit of a misnomer

that's a little inaccurate

and we'll talk about that today really

what you're doing is you're

mining other cryptocurrencies one of the

top results for how much i would make

per day

paid out in cryptocurrency so for

example on this one card i would be paid

out

at about a dollar six cents a day for

me where i live now if you had free

electric you'd be getting paid out a

dollar forty and that is for one

gpu for one gpu okay now keep in mind

this is

just an estimate and this is if

you choose to cash out your

cryptocurrency daily

this is the one reason why when people

say how much are you making i

i s i hesitate i can't really answer

that

because i do not sell daily i hold on to

my coins so i never convert

to i don't want to say never i don't

convert daily to this usd equivalent

okay i keep my bitcoin

or whatever other cryptocurrency it is

that i'm mining

you can see here the estimated rewards

for ethereum

would be over a 24-hour period

0.0034 but that'll just give you an idea

and as you get more advanced

coming in here and using what to mine

it'll help you understand a good way

to jump around to different projects

what projects are trending right now but

do not use this as the end-all be-all

you'll come up with your own strategies

roi or pay off your mining rig or your

gpu whatever your goals are going to be

so this should be a jumping off point

not an end-all be-all

finishing point now to get started what

you need is

a minor this is a piece of software

that's going to run on your pc

and you need a pool to mine to

now we're not going to do a deep dive on

miners and pools here what we are going

to do is simplify that in a way

that is great for people that are just

getting started okay

and we're going to use two pieces of

software that combined a couple of

things that combines the

miner on your pc it manages the

miner on your pc it manages the pool

which is where you're mining to

and it also gives you a wallet that

holds your funds as you're mining

and the first one that we're going to

use for demonstration today actually the

primary one that i'm going to recommend

is nicehash

and i will walk you through that now

another popular one for beginners

is kudo miner and

this is a great really simple

application to get

up and get running however the reason

we're not going to walk through this

today one is i've used

hash for quite a while i'm very

comfortable with it that being said kudo

miner is

super simple now let me say right up

front

i'm going to leave a referral link in

here if you use that referral link

to get started let's say you give

nicehash a try and you have some

technical issues or it's just not your

cup of tea for whatever reason

i actually get better earnings off of

the referrals from kudo miner here

but i'm going to be 100 transparent

because i want to make sure that we take

care of everybody

and treat everybody as good as possible

here in the mining community and just

point out

what the fees are going to be and what

it looks like so right out of the gate

at the bronze level with kudo miner it's

6.5 percent

now if you get mining a lot or if it's

you just like their interface you can

reduce

these fees as you add miners to it and

if you look at nice hash fees you'll see

it's a standard two percent okay so if

you mine to

nice hash it's two percent and

there's a couple other fees that you may

have to pay depending on how you want to

withdraw

but for me personally this is one of the

reasons that i

also like nicehash is that i use

for my banking application where i store

my primary funds i use coinbase which

i'll talk about here in a second

and nice hash has free withdrawals to

coinbase

so you don't get hit with any other

small fees

taken out but this fee structure can all

change

i'll leave the links to this in the show

notes so make sure you review the fees

and you know you can make a decision

from there on your own based on what it

is that you're looking to do

but like i said if you have any issues

with nice hash give kudo miner a try

and i'll have links to all of this in

the show notes so a couple things you

need to do to get started with nicehash

first thing you need to create an

account

so you're just going to come out to

nicehash.com and you're going to go to

get started

and once you do that it's going to take

you to this screen which is going to

allow you to create a new account which

is pretty self-explanatory

now i already have an account created so

i'm not going to walk you through that

but that's pretty

self-explanatory i'm sure that you've

created accounts on multiple websites

a number of times okay now once you have

your account

created you're going to see the nice os

dashboard

and you'll also see this tab here called

mining so before we get lost in any of

this other stuff over here since i have

some miners running

i want you to click on mining and you're

going to

download the miner or add an asic and

we're just going to download the nice

hash

miner now what this is going to do is

it's going to install a piece of

software that has all of the miners that

are going to get you up and running

locally on your pc it's for amd and

nvidia graphics cards and it supports

both

intel and amd cpus now what this video

does not cover is any assumption of

liability so

when it asks you to review the terms and

agreements make sure you do all of that

when it warns you about running miners

and what the security risks are there be

sure you read all of that

because that's that's up for you to do

your own research on

later as you get more advanced and you

start building out rigs you may want to

consider

nice hash os but that's definitely a bit

down the road

i do have some videos on that but we're

not going over that today

so you're going to download the nice

hash miner again make sure you do your

own research on all of the terms and

agreements and disclosures that it gives

you

okay now while that's downloading

another thing that you need to go get

is an overclocking utility which is most

common with miners and windows

which is called msi afterburner now you

may have this

already on your machine if you're a

gamer but if not i'll leave the link in

the show notes below and there are

different overclocking packages out

there

again this is the one that's probably

the most common when you see

overclocking videos this is what you're

gonna see people using

you're gonna download afterburner and

again make sure you

read all of the terms and agreements and

make sure that you're good with all of

that

now while both of those are downloading

i just want to point out the coinomi

wallet again

there's lots of different wallets that

you can use to permanently store your

funds

and there's lots of things that you need

to know about that we're just covering

the very very basics in this video so

i'm not going to do a deep dive on

private keys or anything like that

but i am asked just generically hey if

you want a wallet what do you

like to use i like using coinomi because

it supports a lot of different coin

types that when you mine those you can

store them in your coinomi wallet and

you can have all of that while you're on

the go

and it's just really really easy to get

access to that there's versions for a

mac

for windows for android there's even one

available for linux personally i use the

iphone ios coinomi app and it's worked

great for me for quite a while

and then lastly we're not going to do a

deep dive on this one either today but i

am often asked how do i get my funds out

so i've earned some bitcoin how do i

turn that into

cash now a couple things to think of

let's say you've earned

whether it's bitcoin or ethereum or

others you

there's actually stores that you can go

to and spend that coin

you don't have to convert that to your

local fiat

but if you're going to convert it to

let's say usd i use coinbase i'll have

the referral link below

and what you can do is actually connect

your coinbase account

to your bank account and i've used this

for several years it's

it's fairly secure just make sure you

read all of the terms and agreements and

make sure you're good with everything

that they have

and when you want to withdraw from hash

you can have it go straight into your

coinbase account

which can then be converted to usd and

if you needed to and vice versa if you

actually wanted to buy some

cryptocurrency

you can do that in coinbase as well

let's talk about what you need to do

so we've got the miner downloaded we've

got the overclocking

afterburner software downloaded and

we've got the web interface up now to

connect your pc to this interface so

that you can start earning some bitcoin

you're going to click on this mining tab

and you're going to see

the mining address and if you tap on

that it's going to give you

the bitcoin wallet address that is

associated with your nice hash

account here so just tap on that and

then copy

that bitcoin address and by the way

congratulations you now have

your first bitcoin address and

you say well why why do i need why do i

need the coinomi wallet or why do i need

coinbase couldn't i keep it here

yes you could but it's not generally a

best practice to keep

your bitcoin or your other

cryptocurrency stored long term

in the pool that you're mining to

typically you want to mine it and get it

out of there so that's just

just a suggestion so you're going to

close your browser

and you're going to open up the nice

hash minor software that you've

installed on your pc and this is

assuming again that you've agreed to all

of the terms that are associated with

this particular miner

now once you're first installing this

it's going to actually ask you

what your bitcoin address is it's going

to give you a couple options

you can use the login from the website

or you can just use your bitcoin address

whichever is easier for you typically i

find it easier just to drop in my

bitcoin address

or you can click on this gear icon and

you can drop in your bitcoin address

there

and once you do any benchmarking any

mining that you do from now on

will be mined to that address and you

will see it pop up in the web interface

you'll see all of your earnings okay so

the question comes up every now and then

about windows defender and whether you

should run it

a lot of experienced miners turn windows

defender off altogether

and if you're building a standalone

mining rig running windows that's

certainly an

option but you do it at your own risk

if you are using this on a gaming

machine or a productivity machine

you probably are going to want to leave

that running so what you can do is

set exceptions and you can do that

manually

or if you come and click on this bell

you will see that there is an option

within nicehash now

that says add windows defender exception

and if i click on more info

would you like to add nice minor root

folder to the windows defender exception

now if you don't know what this means if

you're not willing to accept the risks

if you haven't read the terms

and agreements with nicehash don't do

this but i have so i'm going to add the

exception myself

now it asked me for administrative

approval i gave it

and now that access has been granted now

you may still get some

future requests from windows defender

maybe when a miner

updates where it downloads a new miner

and you would see those over here in the

plug-ins

if you install one on your own maybe you

do some of your own research

and you decide to install one of these

additional miners

then you can do that from here and it

may ask you if you want to allow those

exceptions

but that should set you up with windows

defender so that you won't get

any issues when you're benchmarking our

mining now there's a couple additional

settings i want you to hit here real

quick so if you come to this gear icon

and click on that i mentioned that you

could input your

bitcoin address here if you haven't done

it during installation but you also have

some other options

in here as well first and foremost

dark theme is a must it's really just a

preference but i always love the dark

theme

and then the second one is your service

location this one's really important so

by default it may not be set to your

country of origin

so for default for me i believe it was

europe

and you want to change that to usa or

whatever country that you're in

and that way when you're mining the ping

rate or the latency between you and the

pool that you're mining to is as low as

possible

because once you get above 100

milliseconds it does start affecting

your mining performance

and usually if you can select a pool

within the same country or at least

close by

you'll be doing pretty good now the

first thing that nicehash wants to do is

something called benchmarks and that's

where it is trying to make you the most

money

possible to earn you the most

cryptocurrency possible

and there's a whole lot of different

coins or remember what we call them

algorithms that are associated with

those coins

that it can mine to and so what it likes

to do is it wants to run a benchmark to

see how good

your pc performs against each of these

benchmarks so it knows how to earn you

the most money and that's often called

profit switching now what i recommend

doing

before you go any further is if you're

already benchmarking go ahead and stop

that benchmark

and let's take a look at our overclock

settings

so let's open up msi afterburner and

let's talk about a few things in here

now this is one of the most important

things that we're going to do in this

video

and if you don't take anything else away

from this video

the one thing that i want you to get

is to please decrease your power limit

on your card

okay so if you're using nvidia if you

were to just grab this and slide it over

80 or maybe even 70 percent and then hit

apply

if you get nothing else out of this

overclocking please do that

don't benchmark your rigs at 100 percent

on your power limit or or above that

you may use that when you're gaming you

may go above that when you're gaming

but please understand overclocking for

mining is completely different

than overclocking for gaming which is

why i'm covering it in this video

so that's the first thing right out of

the gate now before we

before we go into the other overclocks

really basic that i want to

teach you about let's talk about the

difference between nvidia and amd

now i am using an nvidia card for this

video

however msi afterburner will work with

amd cards

there is a difference though you're

going to see the actual values

for your core clocks your memory your

voltage instead of

on nvidia here you can see that it's an

offset

so i'm going plus 100 instead of

actually

increasing the absolute value by 100. so

this is

what's called an offset so it's a plus

or minus

again with amd you have the actual

values in there

now i'll tell you also if you've got an

amd card typically that's more advanced

users

that are using those it requires a

little bit more care a little bit more

understanding on your overclock so be

really really careful and just handle

some of the basics when you get started

here

the most important thing is just turning

down the power on your card

so that you're not mining at 100 percent

okay now that we've got our power limit

taken care of since that's most

important let's talk a little bit more

about msi afterburner itself

if i click on this gear icon here it's

going to take me into the settings

and there's a few things that you don't

really need to understand what it means

but let's just go ahead and make the

changes right out of the gate here

and we're going to unlock the voltage

the unlock voltage control

click on that unlock voltage monitoring

and

force constant voltage and then hit the

apply button

now we're going to come back in here and

make another change here in a moment but

for now

that's all i want you to pay attention

to all of this information by default if

i hit this

undo button right here it's going to set

everything back to default and where is

it getting

all of this information from it's

reading it from the bios of my gpu so

whatever your gpu comes with out of the

box

this these settings are just pulling

that from the bios of your gpu

and as you make changes along the way

here you can save it

for different scenarios different

profiles

along the way here so maybe i'm just

going to have my out of the box

settings i'm going to set that to

profile 1 just to show you what that

looks like

and then maybe you'll make some changes

maybe for gaming

maybe you're up here at 110 percent i'm

not suggesting that

but if you were to set this up and get

some aggressive overclocks maybe you're

at 105 percent

and you would save gaming as two and

then you'll make some mining

changes and you could save that as

five maybe and you just remember these

different profiles in here

and how do you want to use them so maybe

when you're doing your school work or

your business work

you've got it set to one you apply that

you're doing your gaming you make a

change there you apply it

you're doing your mining you apply it so

there's

different ways that you can handle these

profiles different things you can set up

in there

so be aware of that and and use that

just for your convenience

okay so we talked about changing this

power limit and taking it down so right

out of the gate let's drop this down

to about 70 percent

it's where i like to run a lot of my

gpus

now another thing that you can do is

let's reset this instead of actually

grabbing these sliders if they start to

frustrate you can actually just

tap in here and change that so if i

change it to 80

notice that it changed the temperature

limit as well

and what the temperature limit does is

it creates

a performance curve that determines

the performance of your pc whether

you're mining or gaming or whatever

it is that you're doing now right out of

the gate

notice that we had a temperature limit

of 83 degrees celsius

so what i recommend is since that's what

the bios has set as default 83 degrees

pretty much i mean that's that's a bit

hot but that's okay

let's let's leave it there let's hit

this chain here to disconnect this

from this and what we're doing is so

we're going to say it's okay to hit 83

degrees celsius

but we're not going to change this as we

move our power limit down so we're going

to move this

let's move it for demonstration sake

down to what did we say 70 percent

and i'm going to apply that okay now i'm

going to save this

let's let's save this as five here

so we've got our mining profile here and

we've got our standard profile here and

then maybe some gaming stuff in between

now be aware that you you might say well

hash raptor you know i don't want my

gpu to get up to 83 degrees celsius i

want it to stay you know a max of 70.

that's fine more than likely you're not

going to get up to 83 unless you really

really push your card hard i mean

it is certainly possible or maybe if

you've got an older card there's

something wrong with the fan or you

don't have good cooling

you could but the reason i recommend

leaving it where it is by default is

because

this actually also controls the ramp up

as your gpu approaches whatever this

temperature limit is

it starts affecting the performance of

gpu before you get there

and there's an entire curve for that so

i just recommend leaving that

at 83 percent you could actually just

start mining

all right and let's see if we do that

let's go ahead

and hit start mining now we if you had

not benchmarked

it's going to begin the benchmark for

the purposes of what we're doing today

instead of letting it go through all

these different algorithms here

now if it's mining you can't turn these

on or off okay and it's by default gonna

have

a lot of these if not all of them

selected which is different

algorithms along with different miners

let's go ahead and

turn all of these off

and for again just for this

demonstration to make benchmarking easy

on you to make it easy to follow along

let's enable dagger hashimoto on phoenix

minor so that's the algorithm

f hash that's associated with ethereum

and the minor

that nice ash is going to run is phoenix

miner

which currently is one of the better

performing miners out there

for ethereum

and once you get some results it's going

to store those in here but don't worry

about that right now just starting out

you're not going to have any so let's

enable

only this algorithm and if we close this

out you'll see it's now there and you

can see that i've already got it

benchmarked

and what this is going to allow us to do

you can come back in here later and let

it benchmark more of these but it's

going to save you some time as you're

walking through this tutorial here

and it may try to benchmark your cpu

again

this is where you could allow that or

disallow that i recommend turning that

off especially just getting started

you could play around with that later

once you get comfortable with this

interface

but let's just let's just focus on the

gpu for now

now if you have something selected that

you have not benchmarked

just hit that start benchmark button and

it's going to take a few minutes it's

going to walk through and test your gpu

with these settings right here it's

going to test it with these settings

and tell you what kind of results that

you're going to get

and it will populate those in here

and once that's done let's come over

here and we're gonna hit

start mining and what it is doing is it

opening up phoenix miner here and it is

actually running this is what it

benchmarked in the background to see how

fast your gpu is

so let's organize our screen a little

bit here so that we can see

everything okay

now notice right here you see this f

speed 22.9

mega hash per second and that's because

i'm using a

1070 and i've also got recording

software running so i'm losing about 10

to 20

so don't don't focus on this being a max

performance demonstration

for my 1070 okay we're just going to see

how the changes that we're making

affect this performance now this is the

local miner okay that's running on our

pc and

as it mines as shares are accepted

it will show up in this mining tab at

nicehash.com

so you're going to come over here to

mining and you're going to see your rig

manager and it's going to pop up

for me it's down here studio 2 is the

rig that i'm mining on

and this is the pool side you'll hear

miners refer to this as what's called

the pool side

so we're looking at the website and you

can see it just changed

and what i was going to say is poolside

don't freak out if

once you locally start mining you don't

if you don't see this for a couple

minutes it's often going to take

30 seconds before the pool registers it

and then pushes it to the web interface

the website that you're looking at here

sometimes it can take several minutes so

don't don't freak out as long as you've

got the bitcoin

address in there that's associated with

this account you're

you're fine now if it doesn't show up

after 10 or 20 minutes

on whatever pool that you're mining to

then you want to do some investigation

to see what's going on

the other thing i want to point out

while we're here is poolside is not

the place to get the best most accurate

information of what's going on with your

rig

it may show you when you look at your

rig what it is that you're mining

and see here it says dagger hashimoto at

23 mega hash per second

this is this is it's okay to get a sense

of what's going on

typically i use this to see am i mining

or am i not mining and what am i mining

but

to do all of the fine tuning and to see

exactly what's going on you're going to

want to look at your pc

and you're going to want to look at the

miner itself the other thing the pool is

good for the web interface here the

website

is when you're on the go maybe you're

vacationing and you left your pc up and

running for a day or two

and you want to just see how is it doing

is it still mining did it have any

errors

then you can hit this website and just

make sure that the miner is up and it's

still going

okay so back to our ethereum mining here

now keep in mind what i said even though

we're mining ethereum

it is going to the nicehash pool and it

is being converted

to bitcoin so it is going to get paid

out to us in bitcoin you can see here a

dollar for

per day now this current profitability

this is going to change quite a bit this

is not

exact this is an estimate of what's

going on so after you mine for 24 hours

you what you really want to focus on is

your history and stats

and that's going to show you exactly how

much you've been paid

out and that's where you want to start

getting the sense of how much bitcoin

you're earning

per day just keep in mind don't freak

out as this gets really high

or gets really low this is going to

change and it's based on the number of

accepted shares

that you've submitted to the pool okay

now as you try to fine tune we're going

to do some

very very basic overclocks here very

basic overclocks

and to do that let's just take a look at

what we've got right out of the gate

here

now notice we've got our fan speeds at

35 we're going to talk about adjusting

that here in just a second

we've got our power limit at 70 percent

and

we have not made any changes to our core

clocks or our memory clocks

and i am at 23 mega hash per second with

my recording software going typically

this would be

about 25 26 mega hash per second on this

1070

without the recording software going

before we do anything with the core

clocks which you do not have to do

any of this in your overclocking if you

want to stop here you want to let this

run for 24 hours that is fine you're

you're good to go you're set you are

mining and by the way congratulations

you are officially up and mining and you

are earning

bitcoin but if you want to go a couple

steps further here in your basic

introduction

let's talk about core clocks and our fan

speeds

now as we adjust these core clocks it's

going to affect

the performance here and you would think

that by increasing the power that would

also

increase the performance now with some

algorithms like raven coins kapow

it definitely does there's a one-to-one

correlation but

for the most part in cryptocurrency

mining it's all about efficiency what is

the right power limit to get the most

bang for your buck so you're not wasting

electricity usually once you get to 80

and above you're really wasting

electricity and you're not getting

that good of return on your hash rate

now where you will get

a decent return is increasing these core

clocks and these memory clocks

and i'm just going to show you some very

basic safe memory clocks

to go over today now as you learn and

you start watching other videos

don't don't get too freaked out as you

maybe start to test the limits of your

gpu you might crash your machine

in almost all cases that's recoverable

you're really just crashing that

instance and then you reboot your pc but

but definitely when you're playing with

over clocks do it at your own risk

but just know that what you're doing is

within the limits of the bios

of the gpu that you've got so i mean

it's it's pretty safe it's pretty safe

so before we do anything else i want to

talk about fan speed

a lot of miners that i know they come in

and they turn this

auto off so what auto is doing is it is

adjusting the fan speed based on the

temperature and notice that my gpu it's

starting to get up there

above it's at 70 degrees now i don't i

don't usually like my gpus getting that

that warm

so a lot of my friends and other miners

i know they'll actually turn this off

and they'll set this just maybe 70 or 80

percent

and apply that and what that will do is

it will start bringing this temperature

down

and when you did that you probably heard

your pc sitting beside you you probably

heard the gpu fan start spinning up

because you just went from 20 to 80

and again a lot of folks i know they

just set it to that they pick a number

that works for them

based on the settings they have and they

just leave it now another thing that you

could do

just to take a look at is you can

actually come back in here to the

settings okay our settings button

and if i come over here to fan and

enable user

defined software automatic fan control

so if you left this on auto out here

whatever temperature this gets at this

is what the fan is going to do this is

the percentage that it's going to ramp

up right here and you can see

at 70 70 degrees celsius is where it

starts to ramp up to

full and you can change this based on

now and i have already changed this on

previous settings but

you could change this based on how

aggressive that you want to be with your

fan control so for example

you could say at 30 degrees let's go

ahead and ramp

up the fan to 45 percent

and at 50 degrees let's go ahead and

ramp it up

to 70 percent and maybe i want to be at

a hundred percent down here at 60

degrees celsius or 65.

so this is a way that you can control

that ramp up and then

once you get something that you like you

may toy around with this a little bit

you can hit the apply button

and hit ok but like i said keep in mind

and that's if you're going to use this

auto button here

all right most folks that i know they

find a fan speed that works for them

and they just turn this off manually set

and hit the apply button and they're off

and running now the last thing i want to

talk about is these

basic core clock settings now most

nvidia gpus

like the one that we're doing the

demonstration here with today can take

50 to 100 some of them the let's say the

10 series upwards of 200

megahertz on the core clock now the 1660

series they like to be

under 100 on the core clock and really

mining ethereum you could leave this at

zero or even put it as a negative so

if you're on a 16 series just leave this

at zero if you're on a 10 series or

maybe a 20 series

let's do a really safe overclock here

just to get your feet wet

and change that to 50.

and we're going to apply that now once

we apply this let's keep an eye on this

speed here so we're going to go to 50

and on our memory

let's do a very basic 250.

now we've got both those changed let's

apply it

and let's see if we see an increase from

23.2 and see what happens

and you can see already within a few

seconds we jumped up to 23.7

24. there you go so we're already seeing

the results of our overclock here

and this is a very very basic very

conservative overclock

now as you begin testing and finding

these overclocks that you like for your

card

when you're mining wait about 10 minutes

let it mine about 10 minutes before

you move on to other results so maybe

get up go get a drink go do something

else and then come back but let it mine

for about 10 minutes

and it'll settle in and you'll get a

really good idea of what

the changes you made what kind of

results that they gave you

now i'm not going to go any higher in

this video if you want to take that on

yourself you can do that what i

recommend

is just maybe step it up about 50

megahertz

and apply that and go up and you can

take that until your gpu crashes the

screen

you know it turns white and you have to

reboot the gpu and

you know 99 times out of 100 you're

going to reboot and it's going to be all

back to the standard

the standard settings so we've got these

basic settings in here let's save this

let's save this setting as we'll call

this

five this is our our really basic

setting so if we wanted to go back to

everything being standard i just select

one

select that or if i want to come back to

my mining settings

click on this and apply it that is the

basics that's what you need to know

to get up and running and you should be

set with afterburner

be careful of the stability over 24 hour

basis so

you may want to let it mine for 24 hours

and then come back the next day and see

what it did because it may turns out

that after two hours or 10 hours

the rig actually started crashing and

you may need to dial back your

overclocks a little bit

let me go ahead and head this question

off you may see this effective speed

31.72 mega oh my gosh that's great

but why is this speed saying 24 okay

this is the pool side right here

this is what the pool is saying which is

good that's good that the pool is seeing

that

but this is your actual local mining

speed here

your mega hash per second now notice

that phoenix miner is also reporting our

power

right it's at 105 watts now this is just

reading using the driver from the gpu

this isn't always the most accurate

thing to do now if you watch some of my

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