One more nail in the coffin of the shitcoin BSV...
"Nail in the coffin"; what a comedian!
#faketoshi fraudulent fail fork can't die soon enough! Get out of #shitversion while you still can! #delistbsv #howembarrasing
Why so afraid?
"Good coders"... only in the mind of the retarded.
They certainly aced BCH's ass. bababababababa
Respect is earned, not guaranteed.
Farken BuzzFeed. A bunch of wowsers running around waving their hands about like a bunch of drama queens.
Bitcoin SV v0.2.0 software license no longer meets the Open Source Definition.
So what? Everyone outside BSV doesn't think they're doing any work anyway. The reality is, now the community of leeches will have to do their own work.
Really cool. Thanks for sharing!
I find it fascinating how the BTC crowd can eschew the very entities that build, invest in and secure their network. It's almost like they have no clue.
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My honest suggestion to LightRider is to start paying attention to twatter users who actually understand what they are talking about. CryptoMedication is fairly and squarely *not* in that category.
#faketoshi #shitversion #delistbsv #howembarrassing
And for the final fail of the day... Possibly the stupidest comment yet. This "CryptoMedication" is proving without a doubt that they couldn't argue their way out of a wet paper bag. They've been talking about node peers, yet seem unable to contemplate how a node (e.g., Amy's node or Bob's node) might selectively propagate blocks. Hmmmm, let me think. How would that happen? Oh, perhaps by the outbound peers that they are connected to?? Amazing huh? Each miner can control which other miners they connect to, thus they can absolutely selectively propagate blocks. Those receiving miners then won't pass the block on until they have validated them, and only to miners that they have outbound connections with, which takes time. Fail
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You want to talk about embarrassing, huh, LightRider? :D
#faketoshi #shitversion #delistbsv #howembarrassing
This one is hilarious. Miners validate blocks. What (non-mining) nodes do is irrelevant. A miner is *incentivized* to validate a block so it knows that it&
#39;s building upon a valid block. This is actually how Nakamoto Consensus works. *Miners* (not non-mining nodes) indicate their acceptance of a block by building upon it. This CryptoMedication guy must have started reading about Bitcoin last week, since he/she clearly has no idea. Fail
#3.
#faketoshi #shitversion #delistbsv #howembarrassing
The "limit" is to connect to 8 *OUTBOUND* peers, not 8 nodes. Has nothing to do with the integrity of the network and everything to do with that fact that home up-links tend to be slower than down-links. Furthermore, how hard is it for a miner with fast up-link to change one variable in code and re-compile? Or even better make it a configurable option? Number of connected peers is nothing to do with protocol. Fail
#2.
#faketoshi #shitversion #delistbsv #howembarrassing
If miners didn't need to propagate blocks and they instantly appeared at all nodes simultaneously and they were verified instantly, this would be true, but it's not, thus it's NOT true. Fail
#1.
Yeah, Nazis are everywhere. Back to your dust filtered safe space kid!
The Guardian; who woulda thunk?
This guy really has a high opinion of himself doesn't he?
64 Magic
2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 = 64
4 x 4 x 4 = 64
8 x 8 = 64
2 x 32 = 64
1 x 64 = 64
60 + 4 = 64
64 in binary = 1000000 -> Which is the 7th bit, and 7 is universally acknowledged to be a lucky number.
One of the best computers ever was the Commodore 64.
One of the best songs ever was "When I'm 64".
My computer has 64GB of RAM.
LOL. checksum0 on the immutable ledger, demonstrating his ignorance. I guess this is the internet in a nutshell. People more willing to mouth off than read and validate assumptions.
Happy BCH upgrade day all!!
Let me qualify that... no one using BCH.
Happy BCH upgrade day all!!
No one can reply at the moment.
He should learn to stop following the criminal faketoshi and his fraudulant fail fork shit version. #delistbsv
Toomim; there's always room in BSV for you.
Well, at least we know where Amaury (aka BCH management) stands on this issue. Sounding more and more like core every day.
