Of the 3 coins, BSV can claim to be the closest to the WP. Both forks were to direct the chain in the direction consistent with the original design. Is the difficulty logic not back to the original concept though?
What is going on with the multiple branches of the same post? All of the sudden it seems like just about every one is a multiple. @3
But remember that some follow you because of the things you say that are contrary to “accepted” thought. I may not agree with all you say, but keep saying it. Most people on social media won’t be swayed because their world view is too set in stone.
I actually enjoy the conversations here. They seem way more civil than elsewhere.
Not all seemingly conflicting information actually ends up being in conflict. Witness A claims the door was white. Witness B claims the door was red. Neither are wrong. Witness C saw a painter at the house painting the door. The difference was time.
Interesting question. Personally I have not purchased any music in probably 5-10 years. My wife has bought some, mostly iTunes music store. Now we use Apple Music, so we listen to whatever we want that is included. For a band that I like, I might partake.
Yes it did. Using node or browser?
Who proposed EDA? I guess which is worse, breaking the chain with segwit or what we ended up with on the BCH side?
“Worked” is an interesting word choice. If you mean CPU effort, then sure. But what about transaction count? What about utility?
Do you think that statement really applies to hard forks? I think it is just how things work in the normal course. If two blocks get cut at the same time then eventually one gets settled on and the other is abandoned.
I can see the desire, but I can still see native having a distinct advantage for a while yet. I guess it could just be the web code (programmer fault, not the technology used), but some apps just work better native.
I can see the possibility. Are you thinking that they would somehow split ad revenue out as micropayments or that users would start paying tips?
What would crypto add to Twitter? The difference here is that you own your posts and they live on the blockchain. No one can remove your content. Even if Twetch decided to hide a post, it still lives.
I realize that the pay scale appears to show a disparity, but when total salary is compared to total revenue, is it different (I don’t know)? NBA is going to bring in far more than the WNBA.
I’ve not used it, but there is an option to get the ability to tweet from twetch. Of course you could just bring all of your followers here 😂
So you mean there are content creators there that have value. That is true, but the environment here is better.
I propose the following as the inverse:
The stronger you are, the more honest you can be and still survive.
