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7241  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: [self-moderated] Is LN Bitcoin? franky1: About scaling, on-chain and off-chain on: January 09, 2022, 03:13:08 PM
If such a client existed, would you run it?  Then you could have the "true consensus" you claim you want.

Besides that, according to franky, there can never be a change even in a “true consensus” based system, 'cause there'll always be people who may disagree with it.

thats why consensus is not 100% but instead majority..
i never said true consensus needs 100% agreement. i said majority.
seems doomad and now blackhatcoiner have been propagandising the misinformation of how consensus 2009-16 worked, as well as pretending mandatory activation was still the same consensus. but then contradicting to say the new consensus is different

i just said majority of true desire, is the consensus of how things get activated..
.. not threats of rejection if not flagging (new mandatory version of activation)

funny part is segwit 2016 (bip9+141) didnt reach that 'majority' all the way through to july 2017

its why they needed to brutalise consensus by changing things from consensus to 'mandatory activation'
oh and before we run back down the ignorance of blackhatcoiner and doomad's propaganda scripts, which is to say bip9+141 was not replaced by bip91+148.. i can show you quotes from theymos and pieter wuille  that say they were replaced and used. and the flags are shown in the immutable blocks.

and the bips themselves say they are mandatory activations by using block rejection to get their thresholds met

https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0091.mediawiki
Quote
While this BIP is active, all blocks must set the nVersion header top 3 bits to 001 together with bit field (1<<1) (according to the existing segwit deployment). Blocks that do not signal as required will be rejected.
..
By orphaning non-signalling blocks during the BIP9 bit 1 "segwit" deployment, this BIP can cause the existing "segwit" deployment to activate without needing to release a new deployment.

https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0148.mediawiki
Quote
Title: Mandatory activation of segwit deployment
..
It is hoped that miners will respond to this BIP by activating segwit early, before this BIP takes effect. Otherwise this BIP will cause the mandatory activation of the existing segwit deployment before the end of midnight November 15th 2017.

and if they want to continue arguing it wasnt. they can take that argument to them
7242  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Hi, A simple question about blockhain on: January 09, 2022, 02:48:55 PM
That is an overly simplified question.
A well written non blockchain based coin is probably more secure then a poorly written one with low hashrate.

Look at the 51% attacks that have happened on other blockchains. Look at the ETH DAO hack and rollback and split to ETC and so on.

So if you are talking about BTC vs other major coins then one with a public blockchain is more secure.
If you are asking in general, it's a very broad question with no good answer.

-Dave

hmm

ok i just wrote a transaction paying Dave some coin..
........... .............. ...........
... oh dave you didnt get it.? can you prove you didnt get it? because my records say you did.
oh wait. i didnt use a blockchain coin.. oh well seems you prefer to not use blockchains so,  guess we are settled.

see the issues with this scenario?

if someone could 51% a blockchain then that network is indeed weak. but to do a 51% attack is another thing someone has to do to remove proof from a thing that shows proof.
where as without a blockchain entirely. its much easier to remove proof of something happening. or say something happened without proof, or even just claim someone elses proof is not the most valid, true proof, but something old and now obsolete.
all done without any cost or effort
7243  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Hi, A simple question about blockhain on: January 09, 2022, 02:22:25 PM
before 2009. many 'cypherpunks ' already invented 'smart contracts' .. smart contracts between private individuals is not new tech. its older tech, older than blockchains.

blockchains was an invention that made smart contracts immutable and set in stone to then be useful as an account of value registry. where that registry has no central point of failure. blockchains provides that registry

without blockchains it devolves to old tech which can be manipulated.
the flaws and security risks of 'crypto/smart contracts' without blockchains, has been very well known from the 1990's-2008
7244  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A quick reminder from Eric Adams, mayor of the City of New York. on: January 09, 2022, 01:16:54 PM
As of this writing, the bitcoin's value is currently trading at a price of $42.9k , declining 11% since December 2021.

its not a 'decline' in the sense of the higher price being a settled constant value.

its in a sense of u.s fuel prices reach excessive $1.50 a litre price in X month and return to lower prices, when the markets calm down

the $45k-$70k is what is known as speculative bubble hype, temporary inflated price

the underlying value which people resist selling below is the underlying value.
this underlying value is not $0 nor $20k, its above that. in the $30k-$40k range

between the $40k-$70k is the volatile area of emotional speculation and panic and hope

slowly over time this $30k-$40k underlying value will rise. and bring comfort and resistance to not go down again.. but that time is not now. underlying value is not $50k range.
7245  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A quick reminder from Eric Adams, mayor of the City of New York. on: January 09, 2022, 12:15:07 PM
Unless you live in NY like I already wrote, I don't know why you're so excited about something a politician posted on his Twitter? In addition, NY is one city in the US,
which has wall street, which reach is international.
if you look at his responsibilities
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The Mayor of New York City, officially Mayor of the City of New York, is head of the executive branch of the Government of New York City. The mayor's office administers all city services, public property, police and fire protection, most public agencies, and enforces all city and state laws within New York City.

this means if he does favour crypto. he wont be trying to:
get NY mining pools arrested/shut down.(he owns the cops and courts)
get NY bitcoin exchanges and bitcoin ATMs to stop operating (he owns the courts)
get landlords to end leases on bitcoin businesses (he administers public property and courts)

if he was against crypto. then he can do the opposite. stop bitcoins businesses from operating

its like this
though some federal law might be against immigration. NY is pro-immigration and NY does not operate any federal immigration enforcement.

and so if NY is pro crypto. they too should not do any crypto enforcement
7246  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: monitoring social trends related to bitcoin is reliable? on: January 09, 2022, 12:08:07 PM
the issue with social trends is that its social trends

imagine it in steps.
imagine the social trend mindset is that a price goes up when there is positive news.

now, imagine the next layer.
when the price goes up people then sell for profit.

now the next layer.
the new social trend is everyone expects the price to go up when there is positive news. so people then deposit their coins ready to sell at profit. meaning the result of the social trend of positive news now results in a price dropping.

..
now the loop.
people then expect the price to drop on positive news because the social trend is everyone preps to sell on good news

this makes people go back to waiting to buy coin on good news.

..
and so the loop returns.

meaning when there is positive news. one group is on a buy cycle and another group is on a sell cycle.
eventually the price doesnt move as they both cancel each other out.

social trends dont last long and their perceived results change once everyone tries to take advantage of the trend. where the taking advantage becomes the new trend.

by the time you have worked out what the trend response might be.. its too late. your last in line to use it and its already moved in opposite direction.

in short..
if you are reacting to public knowledge.. the public knowledge has already reacted
7247  Other / Meta / Re: Ban request for user: franky1 on: January 09, 2022, 11:20:52 AM
sorry but your pretty much copying the mindset of doomad(un-original)

the "franky you want everything your way" rhetoric
im not the one doing mandatory forks, banning users, and trying to get users over to altnets
heck i(and thousands of others) dont even want patents, NFT, land registry and everything on bitcoin..
bitcoin was invented for digital cash for the unbanked.. thousands of people(including me) just think bitcoin should continue to be used for its purpose. not to be condemned as not-fit-for-purpose just so some other group can sell their other network as what people should use... because that offramping/exodus game is for greed and selfish profit

i get it your are not profiting from bitcoin, your jealous of those that do. and so you want to make your profit bank managing peoples payments on another network(routing). i get it its understandable. its human. everyone doesnt want to be poor, everyone wants income to live a lifestyle. no reason to deny your underlying desire for wanting people to use your favoured altnet.

yet,
im not the one saying bitcoin shouldn't be used for the very thing that it was invented for "digital cash" : white paper
im not the one trying to convince others that altnets should replace bitcoins use.
heck i have even said if you actually explained why altnets differ from bitcoin, then you might have a better PR campaign for your niche usecase.

also i know doomad and now you seem you have targetted me, with the same hitlist and mission plan and scripts, as if im enemy-number-one.. but your rifle scope has limited vision when only looking at one target, you forget that there are thousands of people that want bitcoin scaling.
heck you have injected yourself in many topics of such to sell your altcoin. so deep down you know others do want to talk about bitcoin scaling.. no point denying it. you know they exist

you think your limited scope of me must be due to me being a ego wanting to be the sole person you see.. yet i wasnt the one handing you the target. i am the one trying to explain there is more then me that exists. im not the big ego you have been told that i am.

typically yes, hitmen when on mission with one target only zone in on one person, as if only one person exists in their life that should be killed off. but there are other people. try to accept that. its a known fact that there is more then one person in the world.

you only think its just me vs the world because you are only pointing your scope at me and that has blinded you to the rest.
im not the big single ego.. your just the one with narrow vision.

again looking down a barrel of a scope limits your viewing area. especially when your chums have been the one that handed you the target list of one person, you have become narrow sighted to that one person.
it still does not mean there is only one person. even if your chums only have one target.

you may not like me. but atleast know im not the only one. even if you have a target list of one
...


NFT's are not a bitcoin thing.
as for blockchains. they are decentralised, and part of that decentralisation is that many users store the data. thus avoiding the central point of failure thing(yea i noted you trying to propagandise bitcoin as being centralised due to its blockchain(facepalm)).

the way laws work is by logging things. there are no laws unless they are wrote down and locked into something that everyone can access to read, understand and accept as the truth the majority can live by.
 
take patents/trademarks. if someone doesnt show they are the first and only inventor. then anyone can make silly claims on that property.. however, by logging who owns an asset is important for a asset owner that wants to own something.

EG if owning a house only relied on who can open the door even without the key. then any burglar can take ownership of a house.
however houses are locked to an owner by having a ledger that shows a registered ownership. with rules on how that ownership can change officially.

LN has keys, yes. but with no network consensus. two people with the keys can fight and argue over ownership. and true ownership only works with trust and amicable agreement to not be dishonest, not blackmail, not agree.  and involves punishments and watching what the other person might do 24/7 to try stopping them. which is less secure then registered community wide locks. that the majority can account and audit and agree as who deserves what.

blockchains have a deeper and bigger advantage over centralised databases, or amicable agreements of trust and promise. because there is no central point of failure in blockchains. and no trust/honesty, or two party promise involved.
yes a blockchain can be manipulated if the dev group is centralised. and i have mentioned that risk often and showed when it has been abused. thats called making the community risk aware.



bitcoin is not the ledger for home ownership, nor NFT... not everyones alibi for using bitcoin is to throw every asset into bitcoin, no one has ever said bitcoin is the land ownership registry, the nft registry, the patent registry. bitcoin is a finance/currency network for ONE asset (sats)

however if you are against networks being used for different assets. why then support a network like LN that supports many assets.
seems a little backwards in arguments to say you are against many assets being used on one network, but then support a network that supports many assets.



i actually do want consensus. the true consensus of 2009-2016, as invented by bitcoins inventor. not the bastardised mandatory upgrade 'backward compatibility' non-consensus thing that was used in 2017 where users did not need to upgrade their node before activation is allowed.(backward compatibility" = no vote at node level) nor is true consensus where the miners were threatened to change a flag else get your block rejected before activation(to fake 100% vote)
before miners were even given software that would accept the feature if it would activate.(they just needed to change a flag, not their software)

consensus is more about a feature that does not activate unless the majority is ready for it.
devs didnt like consensus as they only got 45% acceptance nov2016-june 2017
consensus is about no pre activation threat. no rejecting of blocks before activation.
consensus is just that it wont activate unless users/pools want it.. consensus is not that it activates and unless people want it they will find themselves on a fork.

in 2017 however it was activated before people were ready for it. the vote was counted before pools and users had majority adoption of the software the feature required to use the feature.

as for trying to at the end portray i continue to use bitcoin because i must paradoxically like the new gateways into altnets. sorry but no. i like bitcoin for its legacy utility. not its segwit sidesteps into altnets.
i can continue to use bitcoin for its legacy features.

i dislike the groups that want to tarnish and limit bitcoins legacy features just so they can sell their altnet proposition. i dislike the sidesteps of broken promises that dont help the legacy features scale by groups that want people to move over to an altnet by their propaganda that bitcoins legacy features are broke and limited, even when that group are the ones limiting bitcoins legacy features from scaling.



one last thing..
when i say i. its not because i am the only one. . i say i because i speak for myself. there are others, thousands of others that speak for themselves even when others agree with the stuff i say. i do not try to claim "we" are all united as a chummy group of superiority like a special egotist boys club.

i would rather have thousands of independent minds agreeing independently, than have a "we" centralised sheeple group singing from the same hymn sheet, hugging and ass kissing each other like a collective of robots.

P.S
i had another 4 messages deleted today. but before you get excited thinking its content related.. sorry but all 4 were merges.
7248  Other / Meta / Re: Ban request for user: franky1 on: January 08, 2022, 11:41:17 PM
but dont worry, you dont need to stick your foot out to step up and defend people to the death. especially when your the second inline putting your foot out to trip people up and let them fall off a cliff edge .. to their death.

maybe not try stepping infront of people pretending to defend. but instead just step back a bit, especially if your armour consists of a wearable billboard for an altnet


can i just ask one simple question which might clear up the opposition between us and make me understand you better

why do you hate blockchains soo much with your pruning crusade and altnet campaigns


what do you have against satoshi's 13 years old invention, which has got you so riled up to be everything against blockchains?
7249  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Definition of full node on: January 08, 2022, 11:24:22 PM
don't worry about blackhatcoiner.

he doesn't understand the principle of storing the entire blockchain to help the backbone of the decentralised network.
he doesn't care about seeding the blockchain for others,
he doesn't care about being helpful to the network or the security benefits of the blocks hashes
nor does he care for blockchains as a whole


even now he tries convincing people to prune even when they found no issue with being a full node but issues pruning.

his motives are that pruning is what everyone should do and no one should be a full node(means archiving blockchain)
he has tried before to tweak the grammar to make "full node2 mean pruned.

and once set with people pruning, he then wants to later advertise to you to not use your node to move coins on the bitcoin network but lock them up in a co-partnered contract, to use on another network.

he is not in your house looking at your screen or seeing your settings or knowing your hard drive specs, so when he makes accusations that he knows better about what and how you are running things.. he has a motive behind it

its good that you are a full node and want to help the backbone of the decentralised network by following the original principles. i hope you enjoy bitcoin and not end up getting swayed over to other networks for their commercial gain
7250  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: do we need SHA-512? on: January 08, 2022, 08:48:06 PM
I wanna ask if is there a need to add the SHA512 Hash generator. Ofc. the storage of the mined block gonna be bigger (difficulty gonna be changed)
but it's gonna be more safety

RIPEMD-160 is the next safety bottleneck. Changing from SHA256 to SHA512 wouldn't change the safety.
Explain to me why. The ripemd160 doesn't have that big result as SHA512 or whirlpool. Then why should be not sha512 more safely as SHA256?

mynonce thinks you are referring to the privatekey->public address sequence of events of cryptography. not block hashing (which you are asking about) which has no ripemd160.

..
a better answer to your question about block hash generation is
when you have a block with 1mb of data.
both sha256 and sha512 do not take that entire block of 1mb data and hash it as a single message.
both of them break up the 1mb into smaller messages. and then compute them as a series.

the end result hash is the same length no matter what the blocksize message is.
it doesnt matter if a block is 1mb or 20mb. the hash length is the same.
for sha256 the resultant hash is 32byte
for sha512 the resultant hash is 64byte

these end resultant hash values
for sha256(32byte) and sha512(64byte) dont really take up much space in a block
EG a block has 2 hash. one for current block and another for previous block. so thats 64byte 128byte respectively

meaning a 1mb block of 1,000,000byte is only taking up 64 or 128byte of that million. which is 0.0064%-0.0128% of a block

if a block was 4mb.. 4,000,000byte is taken up by up 64 or 128byte of that 4million. which is 0.0016%-0.0032% of a block
again negligible impact.

because computers can hash soo soo quickly. (millions of times a second (cpu) trillions/sec(asic)) you are not going to see any real time delay/advantage if it was sha256 or sha512
we are not talking about millisecond differences, nor microsecond differences, nor nanosecond differences, but picoseconds differences at best

the only real impact.. would be all of them 1.5million mining asic machines hashing blocks would become obsolete the second a hash algo change happens. and new asics handling sha512 will have to run in their place.
7251  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A quick reminder from Eric Adams, mayor of the City of New York. on: January 08, 2022, 08:35:30 PM
That being said, I observed that from the interview, it seems to me he hesitated before giving a response to the question. I must say that this is something that can be quickly misunderstood and misinterpreted most especially by critics and those who which to see bitcoin die if it reoccurs.
That is why he responds laughing as he can't answer yet if he is willing to take the risk and get his first Bitcoin paycheck.

he was laughing WHILST the news interviewer was still asking the question.
he was trying to respond whilst the news interviewer was still asking the question.

when he finally had a chance to speak
he started talking to give an answer, in 0.3 seconds after the interviewer asked. and he did actually say "yes i will be taking my first 3 paychecks in bitcoins"

the interviewer took 20 seconds to ask a question. and the mayor responded straight away answering each of the questions. and said he would take his first 3 paychecks in bitcoin within the 51st seconds of the video,

i seen no delay in responding, no hesitation
7252  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Teachers deserve more on: January 08, 2022, 07:50:44 PM
That is to say, the reward that is due for a teacher can not be paid with money or material things rather only the Almighty creator of humanity can reward a teacher. But on the contrary opinion on rating teachers next to God.

that saying is usually told to people when someone wants something but not willing to pay for it. so wants to reward them with best wishes after their death.

i think you will find that teachers would rather be paid in currency now, so they can live and be comfortable now, not paid in best wishes about how great their life will be after death.

i respect peoples religion. but trying to say dont worry about starving today.. its ok to die because i believe you will get a good life next time.. just does not present well as a moral message about humanity, about being respectful and peaceful and helpful.

im more aligned to religious people that want to help people in the now, in this life.
7253  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: No..Craig Wright Was NOT Named Bitcoin's Creator on: January 08, 2022, 06:52:28 PM
Well, one thing that will be clear now ..is this. The Satoshi wannebe will not be able to pay the $100 million dollars that the court ordered him to pay. This is something that the real Satoshi would laugh at with the 1 000 000+ bitcoins he supposedly owns.... so come on Mr Craig Wright, show us the money! (Jerry Maguire voice)  Grin Grin Grin

he doesnt need to show the money.
he just has to write a letter to the court using the W&K letterhead, saying "money received, no contest, no dispute"
thats it
7254  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Definition of full node on: January 08, 2022, 06:45:41 PM
full nodes do full features
Again, full nodes, whether they are full archived, listening or pruned nodes, have the same set of rules. The only difference with full pruned nodes is that they dump their blocks to free space.

Providing less services to the network doesn't make you a non-full node.

only difference?
you forgot the lack of being a seeder to other peers for their IBD
oh.. and if all full nodes did prune.. who do new users then leech their IBD from..
                                                    who do any users then re-sync from

if there is a hack, bug. you cant just copy and paste the UTXO set to a new computer and continue. you have to re download the entire blockchain again to ensure things did not change.
And if there's a hack and you run a non-pruned full node, you still need to resync. Keeping the blocks doesn't protect you from such attack. It's just that with a pruned node it'll take longer to sync.

if there is a hack. the fullnode checks the blockchain hashes and if the data matches, the blocks do not get rejected and so life continues. a re-sync is only needed if the blockchain was compromised, rather than your favoured UTXOset database that doesnt have this hash checking ability to verify integrity of old data..

i know you dont believe in blockchains and you are trying hard to drive people not to use blockchains. but take a break for once from your PR campaign.. there are reasons why blockchains were invented and a reason why blockchains provide security above the 'smart contract validation' stuff you think only exists in nodes

pruned nodes that ask to re-download the entire blockchain when you import a key, is because your pruned node doesnt even keep a complete UTXO of all unspent transactions.
This is a lie. Emphasis mine;

They keep the complete database of all UTXOs. This is enough to verify new blocks. What is required for validation is that the tx in the new blocks are spending only the current unspent transaction outputs

he didnt mention which software he had and i didnt ask. also if you do have all UTXO you dont need to re-sync to find balance.. its there in the full UTXO set.. (unless the UTXO set is not there.).
7255  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Definition of full node on: January 08, 2022, 05:54:59 PM
Yeah its also what i thought, it can keep up to date with newer blocks checking the pow and updating the balance of your wallet safely, or send transactions from your wallet's address safely, add newly generated "virgin" address but thats it they have to trust the pow for any utxo that transfer fund from older blocks,  cant really mine , cant import safely new address that already contain a balance from potentially older blocks ( or they have to re download everything).

I dont know what is the network demand for blocks probably newer blocks are in higher demand than olders but pruned node cant fully validate all tx and have to trust the pow for any transactions containing inputs from older blocks.

pruned nodes dont have Pow, pruned has nothing to do with PoW
the hash is not about PoW its about the 'chain' of Id's where the chain is a unique cryptography hash that is formed by the unique data of the block which contains the ID of the last block.
destroy the block means the ID wont be able to check the block is still in correct form, because there is no block. meaning

though pruned nodes do validate all transactions when it does the IBD. it then does not keep the blocks. meaning it has to trust that a hacker hasnt manipulated the data afterwards because they cant just do a local re-check in seconds to ensure the database they have has not altered.

pruned nodes are not supposed to be deemed as full nodes minus archiving
but instead litewallets + better verification at first sight

in short,
not fullnode minus
but litewallet plus

other features disabled when 'prune' is set. is
when not storing all UTXO's and only storing UTXO associated with your keys. you then dont relay other peoples transactions. because you cant verify transactions at the relay stage(unconfirmed)
7256  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Revolution in Kazakhstan caused BTC price & hashrate drop? on: January 08, 2022, 05:27:24 PM
meanwhile in america. they say citizens have a right to have a gun.. but US government also have a law that allows police to shoot a person if they see a person holding a gun due to "fear of life"

if a citizen kills a cop or a domestic defence/army/military personnel on duty, its not self defence
if a domestic defence/army/military personnel on duty, kills a armed citizen, it is self defence

so.. americans.. kazakhs. heres a brilliant idea.. dont carry a gun.

Ok so what you're saying here is that the Kazakh's don't have a right to protest? That they should just let the Kremlin despot raise the price on fuel and they just take it become homeless and starve? If there was a mass of people in this strait then they have nothing to lose which is why they protest and unfortunately resorted to violence in some cases (only hurts their cause) unless the president resorted to said violence first that is.
protest all they like. but without a gun..
protests are not destruction of property. protests are not about shooting

with a gun, someone is more then likely to get shot.. thats not protesting. thats violence and terrorism

violence doesnt just hurt their cause. it also can hurt their body, someone elses body. and their familes
7257  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A quick reminder from Eric Adams, mayor of the City of New York. on: January 08, 2022, 05:22:01 PM
to answer a question posed in another topic between two people
@Wiwo, why are you opening a new thread when we already have a topic that deals with the same thing?

A quick reminder from Eric Adams, mayor of the City of New York.

Furthermore, do you think NY will become a bit more Bitcoin-friendly just because the mayor will allegedly receive his salary in BTC and then turn it into fiat? Unless you think that with the same BTC he will be able to buy bread, milk or pay for parking...

the answer is not "just because the mayor will allegedly receive his salary in BTC"

the answer is in his tweet he said "when i become mayor NYC is going to be the center of the cryptocurrency industry"
7258  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Definition of full node on: January 08, 2022, 04:28:01 PM
But pruned nodes cant validate new block if they dont have the full history of transactions ? So they cant mine either ? Or only can confirm transactions that has no input older than the older block they have .

For me pruned node are like half way toward spv who was not fully implemented ?

Last time i tried for exemple to add new address or import a wallet into a pruned node it said it had to re download everything ( maybe its not the case anymore or i mis understood something).

I have a full non pruned node now to avoid these issues.

a hacker can attack your node and slip in a UTXO.. and you have no way to then go back and check that the UTXO belonged to an old block. because you dont store old blocks.
there is no hash to confirm that the UTXO set has not been manipulated.

there is very strong reasons why blocks have hashes(to easily check data for edits)
and why archiving those blocks to check such hashes is a security thing(part of verification)

pruned nodes that ask to re-download the entire blockchain when you import a key, is because your pruned node doesnt even keep a complete UTXO of all unspent transactions. it instead only kept the UTXO associated with the keys in your wallet. and each import means it needs to re-download everything again to then get the utxo's associated with new key
yep thats another flaw
7259  Other / Meta / Re: Ban request for user: franky1 on: January 08, 2022, 04:15:35 PM
The direction in which this thread has gone makes it no longer suitable for Meta.
This is another problem with franky. You start talking about something and he tries to change the subject with his derailing bad-stats. I demand from pooya87 and franky1 to stop going off-topic here and if they both want to continue their talk in the thread dedicated to franky (if pooya87 hasn't given up already). Otherwise I'll have to lock it.osts. They do count as deleted, but aren't those the reason I've started this thread.

the reasons for wanting me banned is because you dont like my comments about altnets, scaling, bips used for mandatory forks.. and thus i am allowed to defend myself about the reasons.

even the 71* post deletions you have pretended are post deletions related to posts which content should disappear fully, rather than merged posts. and i responded to defend that i did not have 71* post deletions which content needed to be removed

as for not liking me entering a topic to derail it into another subject.
i dislike when you enter topics discussing bitcoin scaling, where you interject to advertise an altnet.
i dislike when someone wants to talk about blockchains and again you mention getting them into altnets (that have no blockchain)

here is one example
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5364836.0
a user wants to learn about blockchains and become a blockchain developer. and blackhat instead advertises an altnet that has no blockchain

if still unsure of examples or want more. or just want to look at the contradictions,  there is a search function at the top. use it and put
LN lightning
into the search criteria and put
blackhatcoiner
into the user. click search and see how many topics are not about altnets/lightning but where blackhat has mentioned LN

funny part is. a good PR guy would not see my& others&others dislike of their altnet as a cause to cry, get angry, abusive over and threaten to ban. instead a good PR guy would wonder why are there users that dislike the altnet, and then think of ways to make the altnet better.

*oh its no longer 71 its 74.. and those 3 extra are merges, not content removal



my issues with altnetters is not that LN exists, my issues are:
altnetters saying their alternate network IS bitcoin
altnetters saying bitcoiners shouldnt buy coffee on bitcoin
altnetters saying bitcoin shouldnt scale because altnet is where people should transact
altnetters pretending its 1999 days of floppydisks and dial-up when its obviously 2022 in era of 4tb hard drives and fibre
altnetters saying bitcoin is limited in transactions, when its them imposing the limit not change
altnetters saying bitcoin is expensive to transact on, when its them imposing the fees not become cheap
altnetters saying people dont need to be fullnoders, and to prune off the blockchain because the blockchain is meaningless
altnetters saying pruning and only storing UTXO related to 'your wallet' is still helpful to the network

as well as all the past stuff where things are being promised as scaling solutions. but never settle,finalise with 100% guarantee.

and if anyone hates the grammar usage of buzzwords like altnet fangirls.
i did not start the buzzword games.
bitcoiners that want bitcoin scaling got called "bigblockers" first.. so fair play, lets play your games
if you dont like being called names.. note the irony
7260  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Definition of full node on: January 08, 2022, 04:10:56 PM
pruned nodes cannot act as seeders for IBD(initial block download) to other nodes

pruned nodes become leachers to full nodes but cannot then take the bandwidth strain away from a full node.
because they then are not seeders to offer IBD to others.
pruned nodes effectively put more bandwidth pressure on the remaining fullnodes

full nodes do full features
opting to turn feature off (listening, archiving) makes you less of a service for others, thus providing less of a backbone to the network protocol


pruned nodes validity of the UTXOset is only as good as the date it added the UTXO to it. if there is a hack, bug. you cant just copy and paste the UTXO set to a new computer and continue. you have to re download the entire blockchain again to ensure things did not change. the UTXO set has no hash to confirm or deny changes occured due to hacks or bugs of someones node. and thus no hash to compare to other persons versions to verify you al have the same set.
pruning is a network security risk of conformity(consensus of confirmed immutable utxo's)
pruning removes the immutable security part

there is a reason why people actually use the buzzword "pruned nodes" because it separates the misunderstandings, there are reasons why people use litewalet, spv wallet and other wallets. again to separate the confusion.
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