The Bitcoin Commons
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Noderunner. Distributed Authoritarian. Used to work for labor unions. #RunKnots #npub1v2j9qp8sl8av3klnxny29pnkle8cmucc9m7unwrzauaehvhl0rzsrdgaq7
@GrassFedBitcoin The BIP that reverses the changes they made without consensus that existed for 12 years?
@CaminaDrummer4 @1914ad @BitcoinBombadil This NPC.
I've recently started buying hashrate with @Braiins Hashpower. My Knots + BIP110 node previously had 100TH/s in home mining equipment behind it and now has 1.1PH/s. I will also be scaling this to as much as I can support. From what I can tell so far the difference between what I am paying for the hashrate and what I am getting from @ocean_mining is less than half the cost of a cup of coffee per day. I am willing to spend some sats to secure my stack and put more hash behind signaling for BIP110. For all the plebs out there who think you can't get into mining look into this. It took me, not a very technically oriented person, a couple of hours to set up. Please DM me if you have questions. Thanks to @oomahq and @mattkratter for making me aware of this and to @LukeDashjr, @wk057, and everyone else at Ocean.
I was literally telling someone yesterday that because the Great Reset wants to reduce travel, and any future travel will require compliance with the Beast system, the goal is to privatize the TSA so that a private company can get away with denying your freedom of movement in a way government never could. We saw this goal announced last year. I said to this person that the government shutdown resulting in airport disruption in the U.S. was happening at a very convenient time for the Great Reset right now. I also said that very soon we would see big tech offer to privatize the TSA to “save travel” which would allow for the transfer of power over travel to a corporation aligned with the Beast system. Less than 24 hours later, Elon swoops in to save the day. Pretty much everyone in the comments is cheering. Very few truly understand how those pushing the Reset operate, and how they will achieve their goals. Big tech already determines our right to speak. Soon, they will determine our right to move.
@satofishi deleted this, so I thought I would post it again for him.
@CaminaDrummer4 @1hmle I’ll tighten it up a bit for you. Dropping zero fee transactions or managing resource limits is objective and aligns with incentives. Deciding something is “non-monetary” or “abuse” however is subjective and requires interpretation. That’s my concern when I say “neutrality”.
The Clarity Act does not create clarity for bitcoin. The language on developer protections and the language on money transmission are both weak and/or very gray. There's also ambiguous AML/KYC creep. Also no clarity on lightning nodes. @SenLummis I'd go back to drawing board!
If you don't support #BIP110, you're supporting this garbage:
Something I've learned the hard way is that a 2x4 isn't actually 2 inches by 4 inches. It used to be, but not anymore because of course.
A new release candidate of Bitcoin Core, v31.0rc1, is available for testing. This is a new major release, and follows v30.2. Work-in-progress release notes are here: github.com/bitcoin-core/b… Binaries are available here: bitcoincore.org/bin/bitcoin-co…
