RandVal30142

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by RandVal30142 9y ago
> That they _did_ move extremely fast on scalability. Three years. People have been making issue tickets for three years about Bitcoin's block size. "Core's" response was always to suggest an indirect fix to this by e
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
>You can be killing it 24/7 Problem is they have -not- been killing it 24/7. This block size debate has been going on for years with Blockstream(Core) refusing to do anything about it aside from indirect fixes. Well before Bitc
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
Brilliant setup. Seize both sites but only keep one down so you can document suspects migrating their criminal operations.
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
Nothing is stopping them from turning on their cameras but words. They fear ramifications yet unknown. This is cowardice.
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
>Users don't need to worry about routing when they connect to the internet God I wish this was still true. The internet is so fragmented now I have to have IPs in different nations for a unified experience.
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
>This is not a narrative, this is the technical facts. You're pushing a narrative. Then you immediately launch into narrative, one that avoids detailing how Jihan doesn't control the hashrate. Individual buyers and operators of
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by RandVal30142 9y ago
>Segwit will disable ASICBOOST Incorrect. It would make 'stealth' ASICBoost mining improbable but still possible overall. > Therefore, BitMain has been launching FUD campaigns. Substantiate your claim. > proven to be due