dylkil

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by dylkil 6y ago
>Lightning network is capable of solving the issue though, as these transactions are done over a secondary layer. The lightning network whitepaper states a base block size of 155mb is needed for it to work at scale. Right now bitcoin ha
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by dylkil 6y ago
>Bitcoin Lightning (and, in principle, similar netting layers) allows transactions with fees on the scale of a few satoshis The lightning whitepaper also says a minimum block size of 155mb is needed to work at scale. Bitcoin currently ha
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by dylkil 6y ago
we dont know that
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by dylkil 6y ago
but why not make it a requirement by law for hotels to upload appropriate images of their rooms?
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by dylkil 7y ago
you cannot verify your data is safe using a vpn
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by dylkil 7y ago
will people wake up this time and realise bitcoins limit of 350k tx's per day makes it completely useless as a currency? My guess is no.
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by dylkil 7y ago
prices are incorrect for me, says eth price is 101eur when its actually 120eur
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by dylkil 7y ago
how does this compare to gin?
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by dylkil 7y ago
>As the maintainer of Excalidraw, I now sleep much better at night. If the hosting service gets compromised, it doesn’t really matter as none of the content can be decrypted without the key. Seems the maintainer maded the point of protec
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by dylkil 7y ago
pity we dont have the number of tests conducted by each country also
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by dylkil 7y ago
Ethereum will move to proof of stake phase 0 this year
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by dylkil 7y ago
It is temporary. Any suggestion to the contrary usually comes from a BTC maximalist who fears his investment in a 'digital-gold' is in jeopardy from a network which is actually achieving useful things.
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by dylkil 7y ago
>Ethereum is a scam and doesn't scale baseless
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by dylkil 7y ago
>knew about bitcoin at 10 cents (didn't buy thanks to HN saying it was a scam/bubble) they still say its a scam/bubble
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by dylkil 7y ago
can they do the same for r/bitcoin
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by dylkil 7y ago
it was never decentralised, they openly admitted this. They had 'plans' to decentralise it. The hype around this project was supported by nothing other than shills and bots, hoping to sucker in a few clueless noobs.
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by dylkil 7y ago
if OP_CHECKDATASIG is beneficial btc can implement it
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by dylkil 7y ago
anything useful on bitcoin cash is easily ported to bitcoin, vice versa. with cashfusion not even the server owners know which transactions belong to who, which isnt the case with normal mixers[1]. [1] https://medium.com/@jam
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by dylkil 7y ago
bitcoin related privacy features are getting much better [1] as are ethereums [2] [1] https://news.bitcoin.com/how-to-obscure-bitcoin-cash-transac... [2] https://medium.com/@tornado.cash/introducing-priv
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Disinformation threat pushes Doomsday Clock closer to midnight(washingtonpost.com)
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FBI seizes site selling 12bn records from data breaches for just $2(zdnet.com)
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by dylkil 7y ago
>Google fails to show me relevant ads 99% of the time either this or the people targeting you have their audience completely wrong
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by dylkil 7y ago
These hacks are only possible becuase of poor security on centralized exchanges. With p2p trading you dont have this problem. Theres a common saying in bitcoin communities - "Not your keys, not your coins". Never leave bitcoin on
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by dylkil 8y ago
Your bank takes the loss on those stolen funds. Bitcoin is more akin to cash in hand than cash in a bank account, the title of the white paper is a 'A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System'. It behaves like cash.
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by dylkil 8y ago
its very exciting to be a dev within crypto right now
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by dylkil 8y ago
would much rather use bitcoin cash over a tron backed token. Tron is nothing more than a pump and dump with a pagiarised whitepaper.
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by dylkil 8y ago
two things, firstly, currently there is a block reward for finding a block, this was and still is the main incentive for miners. Currently the reward is 12.5 BCH per block found. every few years this reward halves (next in 2020) and in the
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by dylkil 8y ago
bitcoin transaction are now expensive because the devs will not raise the block size limit (currently limited to 2500tx per block), which creates a market where users compete to be in the next block with a higher and higher fee. bitcoin cas