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The collection of arguments that make up OP's article includes the consequences of a network partition - replacement of one of the parallel histories when the p
by danuker 5y ago
The collection of arguments that make up OP's article includes the consequences of a network partition - replacement of one of the parallel histories when the partitions rejoin.
Yes, the consequences are bad, but the risk is very low.
Though not negligible, when facing powerful enemies like ISPs or nation states, you need to be aware of it.
- CyberDildonics 5y agoThis person was talking about satellites that have nothing to do with mining. Someone who has their internet go down isn't creating an alternate history that splits them off. They stop getting updates, then start getting updates again. These satellites are also nonsense because they are just renting time on them to broadcast. If there is no actual internet connection, you can't make transactions in the first place.