We don't. We use real decimal numbers.

Not mining the hell out of it when you could do that with any of the computers I owned when some people I knew that were insiders first surfaced it on mailing lists I was on in 2009.

Oh yeah, distributed computing never happened. We just buy a bigger server to scale. Sure.

People update their node and wallet software and move on. No contentious chains splits. One almost happened in 2018 I understand but it died out.

Musk is fucking ruining his reputation and all the really good and important stuff he has done and is doing by fucking around in politics and authoritarian one-sided politics at that. It is very disappointing.

Some of us have thought about generalized object display language that renders objects and object scenes natively for that device since the 80s and 90s. Whether the display is remote or on same machine would be irrelevant. What OS it is would be irrelevant as would be whether mobile or desktop except in terms of amount of screen real estate. Most of us gave up notion that world would get around to it some time ago.

Are you serious? Real in depth discussion does not happen on social media. The algorithms and policies work against it. You get mainly people shouting positions and memes at one another. I saw much more in depth discussion back on Usenet and on many a mailing list.

False and that is not what it generally is. Some take it that far. But the general idea is not bad.

They are designed to be tracked in the first place - that is the fundamental security flaw. They are designed to be unlocked and started over the network. That is another fundamental flaw.

But they do require merchants that will accept them.

Are you out of your freaking mind? You gave your credit card to an AI company in chat?

Yeah. Well I knew Hal Finney and others that gave early information on all this and I didn't pay attention way back then when finding blocks was easy for mere mortals with reasonable computers. Dumb.