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Full nodes are the underdogs, they do all this important work and don’t get a damn thing for it. philanthropic heroes!
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187 sats \ 3 replies \ @optimism 9h
A full node is what makes the difference between your sats being fuck-you-money, or without it, like keeping your stack on FTX, SBF-has-fucked-with-your-money.
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Yeah, I feel that. It ain’t just about philanthropy, it’s about protecting ourselves too (self-custody). You could say we (full node runners) are kinda like blockchain vigilantes?
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91 sats \ 1 reply \ @optimism 8h
It's defensive, yes, but vigilante would take it too far I think, because it's a common-sense hedge.
Not everyone needs fuck-you money all the time. For example, you could run an SPV wallet now and in the future, if there is a need, you could sync up a full node, serve your own blockfilters (the SPV kind not the perceived Knots kind.)
But that is assuming there is nothing crazy going on on the network, and it takes time to sync. So, it is a good precaution to continuously sync your node, at least have the blocks, have your utxos and if you can, sharing back would be a social thing to do.
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I knew I was going too far, lmao. Let's just keep it to the philanthropy! I like knowing I'm doing my part! Haha.
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46 sats \ 1 reply \ @leaf 13h
In response to someone saying "Nick Szabo is back and is anti-Core v30"
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @kepford 3h
The temptation to appeal to authority is very strong.
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136 sats \ 11 replies \ @grayruby 18h
He’s back!
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Watch someone call him retarded.
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36 sats \ 9 replies \ @anon 16h
With all due respect, he’s being retarded. It ignores the vulnerability has existed since OP_RETURN was created, that inscriptions made it worse, and there’s already illegal data on chain.
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20 sats \ 0 replies \ @kepford 3h
Its kinda surprising to me to hear all this concern about "illegal data" on chain now... nothing has prevented this up till now. Its a red herring thrown in to get more people on one side of this "debate".
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lol at "with all due respect" followed by the r
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Amazing how many 'Libertarians' boldly championing 'free markets' cannot actually engage in the ultimate foundation of free markets, namely free speech and the contest of ideas, without descending to name calling, baseless assertions, blatant dishonesty and gross hypocrisy in their inability to engage in good faith and reason.
They demonstrate in this behaviour why free markets are so problematic, because human nature tends so often toward conspiring against honest trade and exchange in goods, services and ideas.
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No.
His statement acknowledges all of those things...and points out that increasing the allowance will only make the problem worse.
You are the retard for not seeing that.
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illegal data
oh, boy
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It's data that most bitcoiners find immoral and/or problematic. "Illegal" was just used because the filteroors and their secret authoritarian allies would like to neuter bitcoin in order to prevent more of it.
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Dude, why do you spread lies? When OP_RETURN was created by Satoshi it didn't return anything.
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20 sats \ 1 reply \ @_stacktoshi 6h
That's irrelevant. The data was just being stuffed into much more harmful places before it was updated to return the data.
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Lies are irrelevant.... ooookay
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Hmm, but niftynei says that expanding OP_RETURN is all about protecting the ability of anyone to run a node: #1227437
So it appears that Szabo and nifteynei do not see eye to eye on this.
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36 sats \ 1 reply \ @alice_bob 11h
And who is this retard? An ignorant who does not understand the technical concepts or a troll I guess. I am on the side of Core and I will execute the software trusting blindly in their decisions because they are the ones who know. Do not verify, trust.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @OT 7h
Lol
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OP missed including the link (or something):
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