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ihsotas · 7w
It was never claimed to be an emergency. It also wasn’t a consensus change. You are free to run which ever relay policy for your node as you like. To pretend like changing a default setting is anyw...
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Just like the previous default setting was not a hard control, neither has raising the default
limit introduced any sort of hard control against hiding arbitrary data in transactions. All this means is now more arbitrary data can be stored in OP_RETURN as well as hidden in other places like before. Core must surely realise that the majority of ppl are not techie/engaged enough to adjust their own node settings, so raising the default limit is effectively a consensus change of leaving the door wide open instead of just ajar
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ihsotas · 7w
Core didn’t change consensus, they just simplified the software they maintain. The changes didn’t make anything new possible it simply removed the incentive for direct to miner submission. Direct to miner submission is bad for decentralization. In any case it is not an emergency. If you use ...
ihsotas · 7w
It was never claimed to be an emergency. It also wasn’t a consensus change. You are free to run which ever relay policy for your node as you like. To pretend like changing a default setting is anyw...
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But it’s not just changing a default setting is it, the limit setting has been deprecated, which means it will likely be dropped completely in future versions, stripping the user of the power to modify the setting themselves. Why couldn’t they just leave it the fuck alone in the first place?
nostrich · 7w
Jameson SLopp is investor in Citrea. Another investor in Citrea is Peter Thiel the chairman of Palantir. Large OP_RETURN directly benefit Citrea shitcoiners. https://v.nostr.build/2LlHalFoqoPeziC4.mp4
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He just explained plain as day why the OP_RETURN change was totally unnecessary “an extreme edge case… only Citrea needs it at the moment…. Where someone needs to have visibility across the network in an unconfirmed state”
Tough shit! Who do the fuck do they think they are?
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nostrich · 7w
Peter Thiel is investor in Citrea https://i.postimg.cc/htvQhmWQ/citrea-bad-actor-peter-thiel.png
rafftyl · 7w
Could you address the difference in legal attack vectors caused by illegal material stored in contiguous blobs vs fragmented data chunks? Linking my older response to Odell's note. nostr:nevent1qgs8x...
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It’s not the same thing. If you don’t have software that stitches the bits together then the data is meaningless to you. If someone breaks into your node to install software to do that, they are committing a criminal act in order to effectively plant evidence on your machine that you couldn’t have known you had without the additional software
ihsotas · 7w
It was never claimed to be an emergency. It also wasn’t a consensus change. You are free to run which ever relay policy for your node as you like. To pretend like changing a default setting is anywhere near the same thing as a consensus change is just another example in the long line of disingenu...
Jameson Lopp · 7w
My comprehensive analysis of BIP-110: * Why it's reckless * Why it's irrational * Why it's doomed to fail * My predictions for what will happen * My recommendations for how to proceed https://blog.lo...
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Looking forward to reading this. Notwithstanding BIP-110, was there any valid reason for Core to completely wipe the OP_RETURN limit, apart from the “spammers gonna spam anyway” trope. “The lack of a robust fee system is why there is spam” is not a valid reason for changing something that was already working fine (if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it). What was it that motivated Core to take this action for something that they themselves imply doesn’t make any difference? What is the argument for action over inaction in this case?
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nobody · 7w
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goatmeal · 7w
compact blocks and mining centralization
The Bitcoin Street Journal · 38w
GM. Today is a new day! Carpe diem! https://media.tenor.com/wk31KeJ7-L8AAAAC/jack-nicholson-agree.gif
Turner · 42w
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Fucking imbecilic psychopaths. Trump has put the final nail in the coffin of the charade that he’s been peddling to his followers that last time his hands were tied and this time will be different; that he cares deeply for his country and he’s going to get rid of deep state. In fact, he’s even more full of shit now and always will be.
Guy Swann · 49w
There still seems to be no serious recognition that a million of these things are the most powerful military tool imaginable. Even 50 SONAR miniguns lining the deck unloading at full tilt wouldn’t ...
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Seems like a bunch of people are flying their own drones in all this as well, or maybe automatically link theirs with the mothership. Anyway it’s pretty amazing to watch. It’s gonna get even more difficult to pick out real UFO’s with this tech around.
Despite being a communist country, Vietnam’s actually a pretty free place, as no one really follows the rules, they just get on with things
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