You should judge advice on merit. Not on preconceived ideas about the person delivering it. Spam filter could simply mean adjusting your mintxrelayfee, whilst I don't like the precedent that sets I would grudgingly agree that its a necessary evil until such time as the block size limit is increased to the point where attempting to DDoS is no longer cost effective. I am sure other, more sophisticated methods for deciding on what constitutes spam will emerge as the need dictates. Free market at work. I was joking when 'judging' this idea. I think that filtering transactions sounds good in theory to be honest, it's usefulness would mostly benefit the individual using the filter unless it was widely adobted. I could think of arguements agest it being used as default though. |
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Now wait for the halvening and see how mining could change forever. If the price keeps declining, I'd expect that big mining would gradually start becoming a thing of the past. Or maybe more efficient asics will be released to the public  so profitable mining can still be a thing. |
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Why do people think it is a good idea to do stress tests?
It seems like a waste of time and money.
I can think of groups that could benefit from such a thing. Whales and supporters of bigger blocks for example. |
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First coinwallet.eu, then malleability and now a powerful stress test from an unknown source comes in creating a growing backlog of ~360Mb
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correlation does not imply causation 
This post could serve as a textbook example of this. |
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I see mp3 player is there but what about files, are they playable? I couldn't get my client to play an uploaded mp3
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The action happens off-exchange. It'd be interesting to see what price it reached but it's unlikely that such information will be disclosed. IMO it's likely that if the highest bid is lower than the bitcoin trading price we'll see a dump. People from outside of the US are allowed to bid, so it's safe to assume that someone somewhere will try to get discounted bitcoins. Surely though, this isn't going to be the easiest thing unless there's not enough interest.
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I hope you know that this URL is broken/going to the wrong URL.
Well, duh. BitVegas was shut down after a hack and the creator going AWOL. I hope that was clear enough in my necrobump :p |
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Take a look at this and this. Are applications using APIs from those block explorers affected? |
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The place of purchase matters, care to clarify OP? My advice is that you shouldn't buy one from Greece as they're 'region locked' to only Greek stores, stores registered with paysafe in Greece etc. This excludes most mainstream stores accepting paysafe.
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Oh wow, you're right. Visiting timecube.com without an ad blocker redirects to a web page riddled with ads. You really need an ad blocker notbatman.  Guess I'll add a warnin in the original post. |
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The difficulty jumped from ~1.5 to ~5 after the cryptocoinsnews article. Good job on the new users and participants.
Are we nearing one thousand yet?
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I just seen that 1,00,000 gold = 10,000 satoshies
100 gold is 10 satoshi |
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