Can I configure electrs to be a public (port 50002) SPV node? |
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You'll need an Electrum server for that. Since it's on the same machine and you'll probably use it for personal use only, your best choice would be Electrs. Thanks. I'll check it out. I see (as I'm a Slackware user) that there's a SlackBuild for it. |
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How do I tell Electrum to connect to my local Bitcoin Core full-node? When I choose “Connect only to a single server” and put in the address and port of my Bitcoin Core full node (127.0.0.1:8333), it doesn’t connect:  |
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Can Electrum be configured to connect to Bitcoin Cash network, or any other networks, like testnet? Core can connect to testnet. |
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I keep trying to get a job. But nobody will hire me.  Bad social credit score? 🤔 |
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What are some cases of financial censorship? Who is an expert in studying financial censorship? I can think of: But what are other cases? I'm sure smaller cases are very prevalent, but who is documenting and exposing them? |
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The issue was that I had protobuf 3.19.6 installed locally (with pip) and protobuf 29.3 installed globally. I removed the local, pip-installed version, and Electrum now works.
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I built/packaged Electrum 4.5.8, and when I trying running it, I get this: Error: could not find paymentrequest_pb2.py. Create it with 'contrib/generate_payreqpb2.sh' How do I fix this? I tried running , but I don’t know if it created any files or put them in the right place. Can someone please explain this? |
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Why should an innocent victim (unborn baby) be executed for his or her father's crime?
The guilty rapist should be executed!
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I wonder if these mini reactors will ever be like, shrunk down and idiot-proof enough for everyday folks to buy one Westinghouse makes a 3 MW eVinci microreactor for space and ground military applications. |
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In an email with subject "[URGENT] Bitwage Banking Switch - Change of Service Offered" dated today, BitWage said: Dear Bitwage Community,
The cryptocurrency sector has been facing challenges due to increasing regulatory pressure on the US banking industry, in what many are calling “Operation Chokepoint 2.0”. This pressure has come in the form of SEC Wells Notices, closed-door conversations between regulators and banks, and restricting direct access from crypto-friendly banks to the Federal Reserve. In our commitment to providing you with the highest quality service, we have worked diligently to maintain stable banking relationships amidst this industry crackdown. |
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In an email with subject "[URGENT] Bitwage Banking Switch - Change of Service Offered" dated today, BitWage said: Dear Bitwage Community,
The cryptocurrency sector has been facing challenges due to increasing regulatory pressure on the US banking industry, in what many are calling “Operation Chokepoint 2.0”. This pressure has come in the form of SEC Wells Notices, closed-door conversations between regulators and banks, and restricting direct access from crypto-friendly banks to the Federal Reserve. In our commitment to providing you with the highest quality service, we have worked diligently to maintain stable banking relationships amidst this industry crackdown. |
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maybe some tech billionaire out there is really building a hidden underground facility There's already the cryptovault (in the Alps, I think it is). |
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