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🇩🇪🇱🇺 Co-founder & CEO @seedor_io & @bitsurance_ 👈 FOLLOW On the board: • @terahash_space • @_einundzwanzig_

SHOP NOW 👉 Katılım Mart 2011
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Morgen ist es soweit! Meldet euch an und seid beim kostenfreien Webinar rundum Verwahrung und Vererbung dabei!
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Old man just shook my hand and said “Keep paying that social security for us retirees!” Why would you say that I don’t even know him I hate him
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Bitcoin’s true believers will be in Las Vegas next month. Are you joining them?
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@satofishi @Truthcoin Chun out here dunking on people from coordinates that don't even exist on Google Maps - courtesy of @Starlink, because even the Arctic has better connectivity than BIP110 enjoyers have to reality...
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Most BIP-110 supporters are losers, and their spiritual leader, luke-jr, is no exception. He lost all his bitcoins due to a key compromise. They follow a cult or a religion called Bitcoin Maximalism, which has devolved Bitcoin from a revolutionary economic theory into a performative religion led by “prophets” who fail to follow even the most basic commandments. Bitcoin Maximalism is a cult of losers. By labeling every attempt to scale or enhance Bitcoin’s utility as a “shitcoin” attack, they use religious shaming to hide their intellectual laziness. They rely on toxicity as a shield because they can no longer compete on the merits of innovation. While the rest of the world builds decentralized finance, privacy layers, and global payment rails, these fundamentalists spend their time gatekeeping the “temple,” trading an engineering mindset focused on solving problems for a clerical mindset focused on enforcing rules. Bitcoin must not be a “currency” that is too holy to be used, too rigid to evolve, and led by people who can’t even secure their own keys. Bitcoin must not be a digital cult or a religion.
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If your node runs 24/7, it's worth reapplying thermal paste periodically to keep cooling efficient. Degraded paste can lead to overheating and instability, which is a likely cause of your crash - there's nothing in the hardware requirements that should prevent it from syncing to the chain tip. What CPU temperatures are you seeing under load?
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Roark Janis@roarkjanis·
@coinjoined Same as you. I haven’t tried thermal paste. What would that do?
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Ah, perfect an argument so nakedly emotional it saves everyone the trouble of pretending this is about engineering. 🤦 If your justification for a consensus change boils down to "i don't think people hate them enough” then you're proposing that Bitcoin become a vehicle for your personal grievances. Consensus rules are not there to hit someone on the nose. They are there to define a neutral, predictable system that doesn't care who you like, who you hate, or what cultural battle you think you're fighting this week. The moment you cross that line, when you start modifying consensus to punish a class of users, you've already abandoned the core property that makes Bitcoin valuable: credible neutrality. And the irony here is absolutely painful: You're trying to "fight spam" by rewriting the rules… when the system has already done it for you. The fee market worked. Spammers paid. Heavily. Scammers paid. Heavily. JPEG enjoyers lit absurd amounts of money on fire. 🤡 That is the mechanism. That is the defense. There was no need for social crusades, no need for rule changes, no need for moral arbitration. The market priced their behavior, and literally all of it collapsed under its own weight. WE ALREADY WON. The only thing BIP-110-style thinking accomplishes is reopening the door you claim to want closed because once you demonstrate that consensus can be bent to target undesirable use, you invite an endless cycle of new rule changes, new targets, and new attack surfaces. You don't eliminate spam that way you create a ethereum style governance game around defining it. And that's far more dangerous than any JPEG wave ever was. Whats really going on here is an inability to accept that the bitcoin solved the problem without you. That's an ego problem, not a protocol problem. Slay the ego. Recognize that the market already delivered the punishment you wanted. The losses are real, the incentives are clear, and the behavior has adjusted accordingly Bitcoin doesn't need you to swing a hammer at things you dislike (and I know hammers) 🔨 It needs you to _build_ If you've realized that JPEGs don't hold value and that spam is self-limiting under a functioning fee market, then your time is far better spent doing something productive: Make Bitcoin more useful for actual financial activity. Make it easier, cheaper, safer to use for people who derive real value from it. Expand the demand for blockspace instead of trying to curate who is "worthy" of it.
BitMEX Research@BitMEXResearch

.@knutsvanholm on why we should change Bitcoin’s consensus rules with BIP-110: “From my point of view, even if all it accomplishes is like a hit on the nose on these spammers, I think it’s worth doing it because I don’t think people hate them enough” 🤡🤡🤡 youtu.be/hBvlmFgQENw?si…

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Love checking internet in the morning to fire in the oceans, bombs in cities, 37 useless openclaw agent tutorials, 4 egirl thirst traps, Trump eating Netanyahu’s ass, coins nuking and oil mooning
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Niko Jilch ⚡️@NikoJilch·
Bitcoin sichern und vererben - gerade im Bärenmarkt kann und sollte man sich um die fundamentalen Dinge kümmern. @coinjoined und @coinfinity machen dazu HEUTE um 16:30 ein Webinar. Teilnahme ist kostenlos. Link ist im 1. Comment :)
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@roarkjanis How much RAM does your node have? Have you reapplied thermal paste? I'm running a raspberry pi 4 with 8gb ram with no problems.
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Roark Janis
Roark Janis@roarkjanis·
"Spammers paid. Heavily. Scammers paid. Heavily." So did one of my nodes (MyNode Rasp Pi4 with 1 TB SSD) which crashed because of the spam. I tried multiple times to reinstall it and after 3-4 weeks each time (most of it on the last 100,000 blocks it would crash right at the end). Finally got it back up after installing StartOS and running a pruned node which I didn't want to do. That still took 3-4 weeks to download. Of course, I put Knots plus BIP-110 on it to signal that my node and I won't pay "Heavily" for their spam in the future. If that requires a consensus change, then the community of node runners will agree on the change by running BIP-110 software and the miners will have to come along if there is enough consensus. That is what consensus change is.
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