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Why did my timeline started filling again with the dumb opinions of BIP-110 apologists? Didn't enough of you ban me already? If you are a BIP-110 supporter, please fuck off. I am not even remotely interested in what you have to say.

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I always thought a handgun was a great way to get paid. But to pay others...?
Replying to @jack
American ahh way to pay:
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The Great American Experiment at the quarter millennium mark.
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Simply amazing.
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Excellent justification 🙏🏻 Those in favor of BIP361 should explain what they worry about, exactly. That somebody would dump Satoshi's coins at once and devalue their stash? Wouldn't that be the absolute dumbest use for an expensive Quantum Computer?
I'm against the "Burn the old coins" idea anyway, but a lot of people are missing the nuance in BIP361. It's not a full confiscation of every pre-quantum coin. The actual BIP361 proposal is: disable ECDSA/Schnorr spends after a ~5-year migration window, in favor of letting people use a ZKP rescue if they still have their BIP-39 seed words on a BIP32 wallet. But here's the fly in the ointment: What about the 'Patoshi' coins and other pre-BIP32 coins? We're talking ~1.7M BTC in early P2PK outputs with exposed pubkeys. No seed phrase = no ZKP rescue. Those coins either get moved manually by their owners before the sunset, or they get frozen forever under the new rules. Some have floated pre-Q-day commitments or other workarounds, but that just raises the obvious question: If they're gonna have to do a pre-Q-day commitment anyway, why not just push the responsibility on the holders of these old coins to shift to a quantum-safe output (BIP-360 P2MR or whatever)? Why force a consensus rule change that effectively confiscates a large chunk of that 1.7M BTC for anyone who doesn't do the pre-Q-day commitment, or does not upgrade in time? For this reason I'm still firmly in the "introduce a quantum-safe output type, let people migrate voluntarily, and let the chips fall where they may" camp. Bitcoin's strength has always been opt-in upgrades and not changing the rules on people. Confiscating even a portion of old coins is the wrong precedent to set. No to BIP361.
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"...now that we know that they may elect someone like that for president" Twice. TWICE motherf--kers...!
Replying to @RafaMorgan64
That is not true. Relations can improve a lot without Trump. But we will never get back to the same dependency on the USA, and the same trust and integration now that we know that they may elect someone like that for president.
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When I entered the space 10 years ago, I naively thought bitcoiners were an idealistic bunch. Shitcoin peddling, rejection of science on vaccines, MAGAmoronism and knotzism taught me otherwise. I have learned not to give a single fuck and life is good.
I lose about 20 followers a day simply because I am anti war. Funny because the Bitcoin space used to be an anti government/war crowd. Now it's a bunch of statists that worship politicians. This space has drifted VERY far off course.
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Sounds like a plan.
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Well done Kagi search 💖 Modern website design giveth and taketh away.
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Today, together with Prime Minister of Bulgaria Andrey Gurov, we signed a security agreement between our countries for at least 10 years. The key provisions include the continuation of military support from Bulgaria to Ukraine. An important element is joint production of various types of weapons on the territory of our country, including drones. Bulgaria will use the SAFE instrument for such co-production. I am grateful for the positive signal that Bulgaria is contributing to the PURL initiative. This is an opportunity for us to strengthen our air defense strategy. Energy is also very important. We are working to ensure an active energy corridor. This is extremely important for us today. This corridor could amount to around 10 billion cubic meters of gas per year that Ukraine can receive. For us, this also represents security guarantees – in the energy sector. Thank you for this visit and for these important agreements. 🇺🇦🇧🇬
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I wonder if the present crop (2023-2026) of Bitcoin 'spam fighters' has ever heard of Satoshi Dice. Back then we had the same arguments: An existential spam attack on Bitcoin‼️ Tiny transactions, huge volume, clogging the mempool‼️ Not real monetary use‼️ Abuse of the protocol‼️
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Same dire prognostications: Increases burden on full node operators‼️ Mixing gambling and payments is not monetary use of the blockchain‼️ Gambling use would surely draw government's ire‼️ thebookofbitcoin.github.io/h…
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The idiot blocked me before I could post my reply, so here it is. Forming an opinion about Bitcoin without knowing who Satoshi Nakamoto is, is retarded. You cannot convince me otherwise. Or, can you? It is not about people. Names don't matter. Bitcoin is nobody's bitch.
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This is why Ukraine will inevitably win this war.
Replying to @revishvilig
Strict safety protocols keep his unit’s cumulative casualty rate at just 1%. The unmanned-systems forces now extract 400 Russian lives for just one Ukrainian and each kill costs $878 in materiel. 6/6
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He probably showers 3 times a day as well. Hair washing and everything. How can these people be so brainless.
Feels good to have a mempool without any garbage in it. Running Bitcoin Knots w/ BIP-110
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A low-priced product from a small but not unknown brand on Amazon Germany. 1700 reviews, 4.4 stars average. Yet, "frequently returned item" based on "10K recent orders". Which metric can we trust?
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