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Where is Andreas?

What is Bitcoin Knots? GPT: Bitcoin Knots is an alternative implementation of the Bitcoin full node software. It is based on the popular Bitcoin Core codebase, but includes additional features, improvements, and experimental changes. Essentially, it’s a more advanced or customizable version of Bitcoin Core, maintained by developer Luke Dashjr, who is also a long-time Bitcoin Core contributor. Key Points About Bitcoin Knots: • Based on Bitcoin Core: It stays close to upstream Bitcoin Core releases but adds enhancements that may not be included in Core due to policy, review priorities, or conservative design. • Extra Features: These include tools and options useful for miners, developers, or advanced node operators — such as improved privacy settings, extended RPC features, GUI tweaks, or alternative fee estimation. • More Frequent Updates: Knots may implement features earlier than Bitcoin Core or maintain legacy features removed from Core. • Not Widely Used by Default: It’s more of a niche client for users who want additional control or to test features not yet (or never) merged into Core. • Compatible with Bitcoin Network: It follows consensus rules and remains fully interoperable with Bitcoin Core and the rest of the Bitcoin network. Who Might Use It? • Miners or pool operators needing more detailed control. • Advanced users or developers wanting to test non-standard functionality. • Privacy-focused users looking for more granular settings. If you’re running a standard wallet or node, you probably use Bitcoin Core, but if you want to experiment or need more control, Bitcoin Knots can be a good option — though it’s best suited to users who understand the implications of running a slightly less conservative client. Decent, no?

Where are all the Trump lovers?

I am soooo glad I’ve uninstalled Twitter last week. Man, Elon Musk is the clown of our era, now he thinks he’s the owner of the world. What a jerk!!

Does anyone knows how much a #nostr relay takes? Space wise ?