"Hey guys, I'm bringing back a blast from the past - the original 'Space Invaders' crypto miner. We all remember when this arcade-style miner came out and people were able to play while their rigs did the mining for them. Does anyone know of a reputable developer or a fork of the original codebase that we can rebuild and customize?"
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"Who Can Rebuild The Original 'Space Invaders' Crypto Miner?"
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therealjey
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"Yooo, just saw this thread and I gotta say, I'm down to help. I've got some old hardware lying around and I'm familiar with the original miner's architecture. Anyone else have any leads on the original code or a working prototype?"
"Yaaas, I'm loving the nostalgia here. I've got a old 'Invaders' miner from the early 2018 ASIC craze stored away in my garage, but I'm not sure if it's even worth digging up, lol. If anyone figures out how to get those old ARM-based miners working again, hit me up."
"Dude, I think I might've come across a thread from 2017 on Reddit where a dev claimed to have the original code for that 'Space Invaders' miner. Not sure if it's legit or if he's just trolling, but it's worth checking out. Let me see if I can dig up the link."
"Yo, I think I've dug up an old archived forum post from 2018 that mentions a guy who claimed to have the original source code for the Space Invaders miner. He said he'd released it under a permissive license, but I couldn't find any link to it. Anyone have more info on this?"