So its :
R.I.P.
buddy?
working out supply chain issues i believe |
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What is the issue with the data being stored in the transactions, especially if it is so hard to stop it? To me it seems much more obvious to have a larger block size, which will in return end up with faster transaction times.
When bitcoin was released, the block size was the same, but there were not even 1 percent of the current users. Now we have more then 100 times more users that will result in more then 100 times the transactions. You don’t have to be a genius to see that the network will be blocked by transactions.
you dont have to be a genius to see the downsides of "larger block size" either just hit up bcash_lol or bsv for your large block storage needs please |
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Not sure why hash rate is falling, you think more people would be throwing what ever hardware they can at it. Total block fees are averaging about 2BTC per block, that about 32% of the block reward!...
yeah ~2 btc fees per block should be a miners dream. i saw a recent tx for $10k USD with a $1k fee. 10% fee.. mempool gonna be nightmare fuel for a bit, it was like 200 blocks worth of txs waiting. |
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there is no way i would trust a usb flash drive for wallet data, seeds, anything. they are no where near reliable enough to trust a decent amount money with. even good flash drives fail.. i have a pile of corrupted flash drives from my dads estate. like 20 % bad and they were top line drives at the time.
just (hand) print the seeds out and use a passphrase on top of that.
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Jamie Demon will be getting a massive bonus based on all the people who do well out of failing upwards and/or telling lies. are there bets on the next to fall? |
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I seems like every time I post, the board double posts it! wtf?
edit: except for this one. Maybe it has something to do with the way images are handled?
Quite often I've seen it take ages to post something, so I think it isn't working, then I try to refresh and it turns out it did post the previous post anyway so indeed in those cases it always seems to end up in a double posting. This does happen a lot. same here. ive left it for a couple minutes sometimes and its still frozen when i return.. then when i do resend it its already posted. seems to happen more 1st thing in the morning or maybe just after prolonged inactivity of not posting? |
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I remember a pattern of occasions from about 15 years ago, in which my car (in a carport) kept getting broken into, but part of the problem was that I had continued to forget to hit the lock on the alarm key.. so the fact of the matter was that it kept getting broken into by mere handle testing of some passerby.. and I am not even sure if it was the same person.. but I am sure that there were some occasions in which not too many valuables were taken, and there were other occasions in which I was saying "oh shit, I wished that had not gotten taken from me." bit OT but where i lived back in the day you just left the car doors unlocked all the time and never left stuff in it overnight. otherwise peeps would bust a window anyway just to open the doors a search. so let em open it and look. see? nothing here for you. maybe they will even be extra polite and close it after. |
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Hail to JPM! JPMorgan today announced it has acquired the substantial majority of assets and assumed the deposits and certain other liabilities of First Republic Bank from the FDIC  Yeah Fed crushes yet another bank. Looks like recession/crash is only a few months away.  Pivot will come after my anniversary in August. So we get BTC rally in sept? your anniversary in AUGUST? dude we are in a hurry here. do you happen to have, like, um, say a cough side squeeze cough with a sooner anniversary?? just askin |
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AND guess how much ive lost to malware/virus/ransomware: IN 12 YEARS OF A HOT CORE WALLET IN WINDOWS,. ZERO NOTHING NADA ZILCH NEGATIVE That sounds like survivor bias. Many people have never lost their coins, but that doesn't change the fact that many others did lose their coins. I've never needed my seat belt, but that doesn't guarantee I won't need it in the future. security all comes down to the person. rarely is it ONLY the OS thats the security problem.. True. But it can help a lot. I'm not installing Wine to run Windows malware.btw i use hardware wallets and paper wallets for my main stash, core and my phone have spending amounts. And that's how it should be  As long as you can afford losing it, there's nothing wrong with using hot wallets. funny you mention seat belts. i wear mine. but not for when i get hit although that reason is a pretty up there. but i wear them mainly to stay in the drivers seat when doing "stupid vapourminer things" like drifts, catching air in the favorite "how high can you get road jump" and stuff like that. as it sure does help still being in your seat to regain control when finally back on 4 wheels. so not sure if thats a good analogy? but off topic so.. survivorship bias is a thing thats for sure. as im living proof with all the seriously serious stupid things that i done lived through that a few friends didnt. RIP my some of old buddies. anyhow i certainly dont advocate rolling with windows for security stuff for the general peeps with coin. but my results does go to show that if one is careful (and luck has a bit to do there too) you can be fairly safe. gonna have to get my CP/M rig up. hack THAT |
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But, back to the same thing, to start this type of attack, the user will need to have at some point something that exposed him to the situation. Many still continue to use pirated OS, continue not to perform updates, not to mention using pirated software. If the person does not meet the basic requirements, no matter what OS he uses, he will be exposed to the same kind of problems.
basically, this. i am truly amazed at how many people run pirated software, and no matter what the OS you will get compromised doing that. as for the OS yeah linux etc. ive run it. but i still run windows for 90% of my daily driver stuff. as it generally does what i want it. consider: i have run windows and the same btc wallet (core) since literally 2011 and its run 24/7. winxp, win7, win10. all running 24/7 with wallet.dat and core and connected to the net 24/7 also. i just move the 2011 wallet.dat to the new install/upgrade when they happen. AND guess how much ive lost to malware/virus/ransomware: IN 12 YEARS OF A HOT CORE WALLET IN WINDOWS,. ZERO NOTHING NADA ZILCH NEGATIVEso yeah linux is inherently "safer" but even windows can be configured to be pretty close. security all comes down to the person. rarely is it ONLY the OS thats the security problem.. just my observations over 12 years in the space, and certainly not to be taken as The Only Way To Do It., so have fun tearing my "security" apart. btw i use hardware wallets and paper wallets for my main stash, core and my phone have spending amounts. |
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This Used To Be A Nice Beach
A flock of shitbirds
Descends on a once-nice beach
Cawing for merits yeah the ignores are flowing freely like no other time in WO history [1][1] source: trust me bro |
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 w00t! very easy and clean UI, i like it. imjr and its ilk all try to be everything and all it dose is make it harder to do what you want. this is about as close to "one click" as ive seen in a long time. great job! |
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No... I don't have nuttin..
I don't eat, sleep or exercise..
poor widdo me.
[...]
it really sucks to be me.
impressive. i would of thought ChatJJG has some sort of garbage collection/housekeeping routines would require some down time. ai has come a long way |
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I can tell you from direct experience, the first thing about retiring or ending a career that you have to contend with is a loss of identity.
After many decades, a career and a title defines you to both yourself and the people around you. When you retire, you move from "I am an X" to "I was an X". So who am I now? (Of course it doesn't help that your friends and family will treat you differently, treat you like a bum because you are not slaving away at a job anymore like they still are. But that's a different story.)
You are, of course, the same person you were before all the career stuff even began, you just have lost that sense of self.
What helps to make the transition easier is to think of yourself in terms verbs instead of nouns. You are not a title, you are a person who does interesting stuff throughout your life. Instead of "I was a Sr. Project Manager, and now I'm a nothing" you say to yourself "I did project management for a while. Now I do [insert whatever interests or hobbies you have here]."
wut? seriously? ones identity is tied to work?? NO NO NO NO i always had a life (identity) very separate from work. i didnt socialize with coworkers off work.. well mostly. im serious. get your real life started. just retire. period. |
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The problem is now all the tards know he's a reverse indicator so using him for that now is going to get you burned. Yes, anyone could solve this puzzle nowadays.  j-m j-m hmmm uh, c-r-a-m-e-r?? anything but that! #haiku? |
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those names bring back some memories
nice
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are you sure? YES/NO |
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Hey buddy, what's with this 29xxx thing? Ditch it.
be careful or he might go to 28xxx maybe if we are extra nice to buddy and polish its vacuum tubes or something. waddayasay buddy |
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