Atash's Comments

(I meant active power *multiplier*, active power goes up a little over once a click? or something)

If you're on Linux using Xorg (I know Ubuntu is attempting to move to a different display server architecture, so mileage may vary in the coming months), install xdotool, then from the command line run: xdotool click --repeat=118000000 --delay=1 1 This instructs the Xorg system to automatically click once a millisecond for a little over 30 hours (if you get soft-locked out of your terminal window due to the incessant clicking, use any of ctrl+alt+F2 through F5 to switch to a TTY, login, and `pkill xdotool'; depending on your window system you can usually switch back to it by ctrl+alt+F1 or F7, might be a different F-key though). Leave your mouse over whatever you're mining as you idle. Possibly 'breaking the game' (your active power increases by ~0.15/second), but... I mean... What exactly is it breaking?