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901.
by h1d 9y ago
"You don't need it" attitude is much worse than RTFM one, especially when the manual actually has a solution.
902.
by h1d 9y ago
You switched to MySQL then?
903.
by h1d 9y ago
Was this intentionally left in the protocol since the beginning or was it that hard to find for everyone over the years?
904.
by h1d 9y ago
> Choices are then down to illegal copies Didn't know that was even a choice... Seriously, if you're creating something, you wouldn't think about riping off someone else's creation. If you don't like the pricing,
905.
by h1d 9y ago
It's even one of the most sold apps in the app store. Can't miss to find it.
906.
by h1d 9y ago
Not exactly too funny as a joke.
907.
by h1d 9y ago
Not trying to troll but what is the merit of an "open source desktop"? Is it because said configuration typically consists of free of charge apps that it can be shared across anyone with a computer or is it about source transparen
908.
by h1d 9y ago
How does any average users and admins want NTP server feature on their machine? It just sounds like running a more complicated (meaning, more attack vectors) software for no reason.
909.
by h1d 9y ago
Bitcoin will always be there as the proof that blockchain model works. It will stay simple for the sake of stability. Calling Ethereum better is like saying JavaScript is better than HTML.
910.
by h1d 9y ago
First you got /bin on boot, enough to mount an external drive to mount /usr and you're set. That's what I heard was the case back then. These days it's non sensical and I heard about an effort to symlink either of i
911.
by h1d 9y ago
If you want colors, you can use grc to colorize command outputs not just ls, even MySQL terminal. Some old HN thread. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3858954
912.
by h1d 9y ago
If it was for the sake of usability, "asd" was far easier to type than "exa" where my fingers have to dance around when the name doesn't mean anything anyway.
913.
by h1d 9y ago
If they can prove that they came out of it, I hope so.
914.
by h1d 9y ago
Was never the logical choice.
915.
by h1d 9y ago
Not even any fiat?
916.
by h1d 9y ago
You sound like the poster dismissing DropBox's idea saying it could be manually done easily.
917.
by h1d 9y ago
They should put effort on the internals. Maybe if it's great, someone else might come and build a decent UI.
918.
by h1d 9y ago
> assume everyone online is American Who even does that?
919.
by h1d 9y ago
Why is this randomly posted?
920.
by h1d 9y ago
Wouldn't be full from day 1, that's for sure.
921.
by h1d 9y ago
> as much security Yeah, who should I call if someone double spent on me? Trustless system needs to be better than that.
922.
by h1d 9y ago
Limit was to stop spams to bloat the chain. If there wasn't one, you can have a million tx and block size gets insane.
923.
by h1d 9y ago
I think you are just a few steps too ahead. We aren't at billion users just yet but needs a solution in the near future and scaling to billion users can be discussed a little later.
924.
by h1d 9y ago
100mbps guaranteed is not the same as best effort. Besides it's an average which would max out on bandwidth from time to time unable to process data at full speed. And with that kind of cost, forget about individuals hosting. Also sinc
925.
by h1d 9y ago
> USD/BTC market seems to agree They rallied back because of BIP 91 being locked in leading for SegWit activation later. Nothing to do with 2x increase at the moment. > immediate scaling problem. This was spam tx likely from mine
926.
by h1d 9y ago
Cores and the rest have already discussed about scaling to death. Such a radical change cannot be simply applied to Bitcoin. You just explained what IOTA is. If you must get their attention, go to slack/IRC or start a reddit thread and
927.
by h1d 9y ago
Find who's behind and you will know it's not a scam. Not that I support such a large block though.
928.
by h1d 9y ago
> feel like scam More like people flock onto immature projects with large sum of money hoping for a quick 5x making the projects look far larger than they should be and when they fail to deliver, depression is as large as their investmen
929.
by h1d 9y ago
The reason is not because of the vision. Also if anyone thinks about it as a replacement of paypal/visa, they know scaling via increased block size is not going to cut it. 7tx/s doen't do much good if scaled linearly. It was
930.
by h1d 9y ago
Everything about the blockchain is a test now, it's just the investors who mindlessly invest hoping for a quick 5x is making it bigger than they should be.

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