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This is very likely fake but imagine the butthurt on reddit if Satoshi came out against block increase No, I and most of the redditers paying attention are not looking to win an ego battle we judge on merit. Satoshi would need to revise his original design intent and illustrate how limiting the block size with benefits either vision.
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August 15, 2015, 11:32:40 PM |
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XT nodes moving up quickly.
despite a tighter chart filter measuring ONLY hard bigger block acceptance via 0.11A which knocked down the # measured nodes earlier this morning from 207 --> 80'ish, by this afternoon the # is back up to 206 currently.
btw: (I'm not sure if you understand the problem) It is not about number of XT nodes. It is about how many block are mined by XT nodes. (what is the total hash power of XT nodes)
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August 15, 2015, 11:35:31 PM |
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XT nodes moving up quickly.
despite a tighter chart filter measuring ONLY hard bigger block acceptance via 0.11A which knocked down the # measured nodes earlier this morning from 207 --> 80'ish, by this afternoon the # is back up to 206 currently.
btw: (I'm not sure if you understand the problem) It is not about number of XT nodes. It is about how many block are mined by XT nodes. (what is the total hash power of XT nodes) So you don't think the nodes have any purpose? Well a miner can do whatever he wants, but if the block he creates is not sanctioned by the nodes, his block reward is no good.
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August 15, 2015, 11:36:30 PM |
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XT nodes moving up quickly.
despite a tighter chart filter measuring ONLY hard bigger block acceptance via 0.11A which knocked down the # measured nodes earlier this morning from 207 --> 80'ish, by this afternoon the # is back up to 206 currently.
btw: (I'm not sure if you understand the problem) It is not about number of XT nodes. It is about how many block are mined by XT nodes. (what is the total hash power of XT nodes) it's an important metric of sentiment, as i've said all along. not to mention of validation/relaying infrastructure. miners will be watching it carefully to make their own decisions.
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August 15, 2015, 11:39:32 PM |
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August 15, 2015, 11:40:21 PM |
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In the remote possiblity XT becomes a matter of more importance than the hype, mirth, and scorn it generates at present, MPex and other 1MBer Elder Whales are prepared to use substantial (possibly exhaustive) portions of their extraordinarily massive war chests to repel 8MBer attacks. To them, this is Holy War, with barbarian Gavinista hordes clamouring for a Free Shit Junta at the gates of their bespoke civilization. They are more of a mood to impale heads atop spikes than reward with compromise Hearn's attacks on decentralization, Tor, and the consensus process.
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So you suggest the Elder Whales will buy up bitcoins from their stash of xtcoins? Just like a central bank would do? Well that is going to be interesting. But there is a risk of losing it all, so I would not bet that it plays out that way. What are you smoking, crack? Elder Whales exercising their GavinCoin Short option is nothing like what central banks do. Your confused, sketchy understanding of the situation continues to surprise and baffle me with its surreal assumptions and bizarre conclusions. So how do they defend the cripplecoin. Pitchforks? This is one way to defend Bitcoin from XTcoin: The GavinCoin Short.
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August 15, 2015, 11:43:11 PM |
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[..]
In the remote possiblity XT becomes a matter of more importance than the hype, mirth, and scorn it generates at present, MPex and other 1MBer Elder Whales are prepared to use substantial (possibly exhaustive) portions of their extraordinarily massive war chests to repel 8MBer attacks. To them, this is Holy War, with barbarian Gavinista hordes clamouring for a Free Shit Junta at the gates of their bespoke civilization. They are more of a mood to impale heads atop spikes than reward with compromise Hearn's attacks on decentralization, Tor, and the consensus process.
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So you suggest the Elder Whales will buy up bitcoins from their stash of xtcoins? Just like a central bank would do? Well that is going to be interesting. But there is a risk of losing it all, so I would not bet that it plays out that way. What are you smoking, crack? Elder Whales exercising their GavinCoin Short option is nothing like what central banks do. Your confused, sketchy understanding of the situation continues to surprise and baffle me with its surreal assumptions and bizarre conclusions. So how do they defend the cripplecoin. Pitchforks? This is one way to defend Bitcoin from XTcoin: The GavinCoin Short. That's FTLDR.
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August 15, 2015, 11:43:17 PM |
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XT nodes moving up quickly.
despite a tighter chart filter measuring ONLY hard bigger block acceptance via 0.11A which knocked down the # measured nodes earlier this morning from 207 --> 80'ish, by this afternoon the # is back up to 206 currently.
btw: (I'm not sure if you understand the problem) It is not about number of XT nodes. It is about how many block are mined by XT nodes. (what is the total hash power of XT nodes) it's an important metric of sentiment, as i've said all along. not to mention of validation/relaying infrastructure. miners will be watching it carefully to make their own decisions. 75% of total hash power has a merit. What is the current % ?
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August 15, 2015, 11:46:04 PM |
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XT nodes moving up quickly.
despite a tighter chart filter measuring ONLY hard bigger block acceptance via 0.11A which knocked down the # measured nodes earlier this morning from 207 --> 80'ish, by this afternoon the # is back up to 206 currently.
You better figure out how to work manual coin control. Because I have a feeling your hoard of LeBron coins may be inexplicably tainted enhanced by thousands of small GavinCoin "gifts."
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August 15, 2015, 11:49:06 PM |
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In the remote possiblity XT becomes a matter of more importance than the hype, mirth, and scorn it generates at present, MPex and other 1MBer Elder Whales are prepared to use substantial (possibly exhaustive) portions of their extraordinarily massive war chests to repel 8MBer attacks. To them, this is Holy War, with barbarian Gavinista hordes clamouring for a Free Shit Junta at the gates of their bespoke civilization. They are more of a mood to impale heads atop spikes than reward with compromise Hearn's attacks on decentralization, Tor, and the consensus process.
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So you suggest the Elder Whales will buy up bitcoins from their stash of xtcoins? Just like a central bank would do? Well that is going to be interesting. But there is a risk of losing it all, so I would not bet that it plays out that way. What are you smoking, crack? Elder Whales exercising their GavinCoin Short option is nothing like what central banks do. Your confused, sketchy understanding of the situation continues to surprise and baffle me with its surreal assumptions and bizarre conclusions. So how do they defend the cripplecoin. Pitchforks? This is one way to defend Bitcoin from XTcoin: The GavinCoin Short. That's FTLDR. Are you smoking crack? It's like a few paragraphs.
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August 15, 2015, 11:49:46 PM |
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Big middle finger to iCEBLOW, brg444, tvbcof, and MOA: You know I couldn't wait for this one heh Market reaction to XT fork
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August 15, 2015, 11:49:52 PM |
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Well if you cripplecoin guys can scale bitcoin from 7 tps to 14 tps by a brilliant code optimization, we the gigaboys can use the exact same patch to scale from 7 Gtps to 14 Gtps. Life is good!
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August 15, 2015, 11:53:58 PM |
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Well if you cripplecoin guys can scale bitcoin from 7 tps to 14 tps by a brilliant code optimization, we the gigaboys can use the exact same patch to scale from 7 Gtps to 14 Gtps. Life is good!
Allow me to introduce to you the law of diminishing returns.
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August 15, 2015, 11:54:45 PM |
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In the remote possiblity XT becomes a matter of more importance than the hype, mirth, and scorn it generates at present, MPex and other 1MBer Elder Whales are prepared to use substantial (possibly exhaustive) portions of their extraordinarily massive war chests to repel 8MBer attacks. To them, this is Holy War, with barbarian Gavinista hordes clamouring for a Free Shit Junta at the gates of their bespoke civilization. They are more of a mood to impale heads atop spikes than reward with compromise Hearn's attacks on decentralization, Tor, and the consensus process.
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So you suggest the Elder Whales will buy up bitcoins from their stash of xtcoins? Just like a central bank would do? Well that is going to be interesting. But there is a risk of losing it all, so I would not bet that it plays out that way. What are you smoking, crack? Elder Whales exercising their GavinCoin Short option is nothing like what central banks do. Your confused, sketchy understanding of the situation continues to surprise and baffle me with its surreal assumptions and bizarre conclusions. So how do they defend the cripplecoin. Pitchforks? This is one way to defend Bitcoin from XTcoin: The GavinCoin Short. That's FTLDR. Are you smoking crack? It's like a few paragraphs. It's about 20 pagedowns on my screen. The word short is nowhere to be found. What do you take me for? It is an insult. Not that I care. Anyway it is UFTLDR. (Utterly fucking too long, didn't read).
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The "populism of the 1MBers" is not your concern. Your concern is the multi-year duration and multi-billion-dollar magnitude of Bitcoin's current economic majority. Are you going to be the first brave fellow to defect from that imposing majority by accepting Gavin-tainted XTcoins? No? Then you are just a poser. In the remote possiblity XT becomes a matter of more importance than the hype, mirth, and scorn it generates at present, MPex and other 1MBer Elder Whales are prepared to use substantial (possibly exhaustive) portions of their extraordinarily massive war chests to repel 8MBer attacks. To them, this is Holy War, with barbarian Gavinista hordes clamouring for a Free Shit Junta at the gates of their bespoke civilization. They are more of a mood to impale heads atop spikes than reward with compromise Hearn's attacks on decentralization, Tor, and the consensus process. Are you still sure you want to risk your tiny stash playing Hard Fork Poker with such ultra-high-rollers? Before you answer, please take into account that nodes by default prioritize tx moving older coins, and the Royalty of La Serenissima possesses, in great quantities, very old coins. What will you do when the limit isn't raised within the next 12 months? Continue to cry wolf? Self harm? Or admit being wrong? You know iCE, I also am concerned by the idea of a hostile fork, but reading your propaganda it just dawned on me that the only hostilities are coming from people like you. Everyone of any worth agrees we need to increase the block size, it's just there is a hostile minority who feel they are in power who are wanting to pick a fight. Accommodating bigger blocks over a 12 month period given Bitcoin's exponential growth is not a hostile act, it's not rushing in a controversial change, it's a practical prudent approach. You are part of the minority who are making it controversial and calling it hostile. I just don't see why you're opposed to letting Bitcoin grow free of manipulation and control. I am only describing the battlefield and war gaming possible outcomes. Those purely verbal speculative actions are not "hostilities." This is what "a hostile minority who feel they are in power who are wanting to pick a fight" actually looks like: https://medium.com/@octskyward/why-is-bitcoin-forking-d647312d22c1 thanks for the link, I hadn't read it yet. I though for a second that maybe it was aggressive and that maybe it was worth censoring but no, it's very practical and his opening sentence kills the debate and his authority right out the gate. (Not kill in a hostile way) Anyway please spread the word, we need to orphan those cripplecoiners blocks as soon as possible, that's how the protocol works. If you feel I overlook something here excluding Gmax and Back's ego, please explain how and why you feel this is hostile?
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Big middle finger to iCEBLOW, brg444, tvbcof, and MOA: You know I couldn't wait for this one heh Market reaction to XT fork Revenge is a dish best served "iCEBLOW" cold. #REKT
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The real Satoshi has never signed anything.
Can more people corroborate this? I am not familiar with his public history too much. That writing is not Satoshi it lack understand of how Bitcoin works. If anything Satoshi would just clarify how he though his imposed limit should be dealt with. You seem so sure. In any case, I think the messenger supported the block increase if and only if full consensus for such a fork was achieved meritoriously. I'm confidant with the information I have, my mind is flexible on the subject. If there is information I don't have, the people supporting limiting the block size should present it. This Satoshi email dose not reflect an understanding of the issue being debated.
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August 16, 2015, 12:02:38 AM |
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In the remote possiblity XT becomes a matter of more importance than the hype, mirth, and scorn it generates at present, MPex and other 1MBer Elder Whales are prepared to use substantial (possibly exhaustive) portions of their extraordinarily massive war chests to repel 8MBer attacks. To them, this is Holy War, with barbarian Gavinista hordes clamouring for a Free Shit Junta at the gates of their bespoke civilization. They are more of a mood to impale heads atop spikes than reward with compromise Hearn's attacks on decentralization, Tor, and the consensus process.
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So you suggest the Elder Whales will buy up bitcoins from their stash of xtcoins? Just like a central bank would do? Well that is going to be interesting. But there is a risk of losing it all, so I would not bet that it plays out that way. What are you smoking, crack? Elder Whales exercising their GavinCoin Short option is nothing like what central banks do. Your confused, sketchy understanding of the situation continues to surprise and baffle me with its surreal assumptions and bizarre conclusions. So how do they defend the cripplecoin. Pitchforks? This is one way to defend Bitcoin from XTcoin: The GavinCoin Short. That's FTLDR. Are you smoking crack? It's like a few paragraphs. It's about 20 pagedowns on my screen. The word short is nowhere to be found. What do you take me for? It is an insult. Not that I care. Anyway it is UFTLDR. (Utterly fucking too long, didn't read). lol only with a crack-addled attention span... I'm on an iPhone in landscape mode and the post itself is 3-4 page downs.
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August 16, 2015, 12:05:14 AM |
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XT nodes moving up quickly.
despite a tighter chart filter measuring ONLY hard bigger block acceptance via 0.11A which knocked down the # measured nodes earlier this morning from 207 --> 80'ish, by this afternoon the # is back up to 206 currently.
206, that's winning. The cripplecoiners had better declare unconditional surrender.
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The real Satoshi has never signed anything.
Can more people corroborate this? I am not familiar with his public history too much. That writing is not Satoshi it lack understand of how Bitcoin works. If anything Satoshi would just clarify how he though his imposed limit should be dealt with. You seem so sure. In any case, I think the messenger supported the block increase if and only if full consensus for such a fork was achieved meritoriously. I'm confidant with the information I have, my mine is flexible on the subject. If there is information I don't have the people supporting limiting the block size should present it. This Satoshi email dose not reflect an understanding of the issue being debated. I'm happy to hear. Well, to me, personally, the issue the past recent while is not concerning the block size fork but rather the manner of implementing such a fork.
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