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mr_woozy
7y ago
>the more users there are making transactions, the more it needs bitcoin. whot? why?
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mr_woozy
7y ago
I'd be interested in reading more about channel factories, got any useful links?
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mr_woozy
7y ago
danka danka
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mr_woozy
7y ago
what an asinine perspective. If you remove the users autonomy from how / when that security gets applied you've now made the security situation quantifiably worse , for 2 reasons, one users will now jump through hoops to confound
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mr_woozy
7y ago
UPDATE looks like everyone above me actually listed em all.
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mr_woozy
7y ago
I agree with everything you just wrote. <hug>
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mr_woozy
7y ago
but it's not overpopulation what you've just describe but over-computation. Too many variables in too many combinations all of which cascade fail hard. We aren't keeping up with the feedback loop well enough of dysfunctional
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mr_woozy
7y ago
Because it's horrible in a myriad of ways too numerous to list.
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mr_woozy
7y ago
Is it fixed as of what version?
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7y ago
this ++
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mr_woozy
7y ago
I hate google and you should too.
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mr_woozy
7y ago
well you'll certainly get one, guaranteed.
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mr_woozy
7y ago
It means "neck" in Icelandic, they use steroids, trick out landrover and fake tan.
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7y ago
answered above, I'm annoyed enough now I didn't want to go into more.
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7y ago
It is a large reason actually, we don't have enough well funded programs for mental help or drug addiction and roughly 70% of prison inmates are there for drugs and just cycle in and out running up huge fines which they'll never a
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7y ago
This comment is very meta.
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mr_woozy
7y ago
>yes because mining computers never become obsolete exactly!
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7y ago
sure it's always frustrating because it does nothing to change the narrative of what's repeated outside of Iceland regardless of the truth. >"At 32, Stefansson is the most famous thief ever to emerge from this polite and f
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7y ago
I'm in Iceland reading this now and almost every sentence of this article is filled with embellishments and half truths
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7y ago
Never thought I'd see a world where that was the reality, nice to appreciate really.
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mr_woozy
7y ago
Native Icelander here, short answer you don't. Iceland is a mess in many many ways that never reach the international media. Nepotism is rampant (it's very hard to have anyone vaguely related up the genealogical tree somehow) Fore
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7y ago
60-80 years should do it.
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mr_woozy
7y ago
just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're not out to get you.
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mr_woozy
7y ago
Anyone else just impressed by the writing of the article itself? They made a very good effort of providing benefits over traditional radial flux electric motors and how theirs was difference as well as measurable improvement numbers. I hope
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7y ago
I'm not getting defensive I'm pointing out an argument that stems from feelings and is only supported by feelings has no basis in discussion, since they are not axioms for discussion but subjective. The OP starts out dismissing lo
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8y ago
How does one get mainnet grin?
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mr_woozy
8y ago
Doesn't this just mean adoption is easily farmed out to various communication protocols that do it better? (Signal, Whatsapp, Telegram, Threema). Basically handing them a ready-made drop-in cryptocurrency system ?
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8y ago
I upgraded and instantly regretted it, as usual.
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8y ago
I endlessly miss tab grouping
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mr_woozy
8y ago
really, "darknet"? Couldn't have used a better name?
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