I can only assume you haven't read the BIP. There is no timeline proposed nor are there activation parameters proposed. It's the initial draft of a contingency plan that still needs plenty of R&D.

Nope. Nobody is going to seriously suggest doing it unless an existential crisis is looming and the incentives are aligned for success.

Here’s a catch phrase nobody wants to hear. “Whomever should win the quantum race, gets the quantum prize - Bitcoin.”

It's pretty unlikely that there would be a chain split since it's a soft fork. And even if there was, without replay protection it would be incredibly difficult to do safely.

🤖 Tracking strings detected and removed! 🔗 Clean URL(s): https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=G1Ke-H8I1uk&ra=m ❌ Removed parts: pp=ygUbaG93IGZpYnJlIG9wdGljIGNhYmxlIHdvcmtz&

Depends on the cable's structure. But it's perfectly legitimate to informally call a refraction at such a small scale a reflection. That's done even with the ionosphere. In any case, it addresses your question as to how light can be made to follow a curved path. AT&T did something similar on a much ...

Good vibes only

Appreciate you brother 🙏🫂

Nothing but top grade product 👌🌟

Every fiber optic cable is clad in reflective material that facilitates light reflection right around any turn or kink you might put into it.

The guy who burned down the toilet paper warehouse while yelling all you had to do was pay us enough to live.