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🚨 only for reckless testers, this is not a release! help me find a reasonable proof of work limit by testing out this build of bitchat with proof of work for spam prevention (the same way bitcoin prevents spam btw).

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- download and install - go into a geohash chat - write something, see semicolon guy - turn on proof of work, notice the difficulty slider - write a few messages - increase difficulty, write a few messages 📝 report: device, max difficulty at what difficulty does it take your phone more than a few seconds to send a message? which device are you using? which operating system? comment below so I can gather some data. appreciate you 🫡 View quoted note →

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calle calle@cashu.me 11 months ago

@🟠 isolabellart link fixed! thank you

Happy₿ear🇮🇱 happybear@nostrplebs.com 11 months ago

How to go into geohash region? Can't write in there more than 'ge'

𝚁𝚢𝚊𝚗 🏴‍☠️🎶 ryan@spatia-arcana.com 11 months ago

Pixel 8 pro Up to 15 bits is very fast. 16 gives a slight delay. 17 up is a noticeable delay.

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🟠 isolabellart isolabellart@isolabellart.it.com 11 months ago

For me it already works perfectly without semicolon spam. Android 14 on Motorola Edge 30

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calle calle@cashu.me 11 months ago

can you sample some more data? my pixel 9 seems slower

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𝚁𝚢𝚊𝚗 🏴‍☠️🎶 ryan@spatia-arcana.com 11 months ago

Does the length of message affect the time taken?

. 11 months ago

Not seeing the pow option in 1.2.2 from that link graphene pixe6a

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𝚁𝚢𝚊𝚗 🏴‍☠️🎶 ryan@spatia-arcana.com 11 months ago

I occasionally get longer times at 15, but it's usually pretty quick. 16 or above is always a noticeable wait. 14 seems to always be quick.

Happy₿ear🇮🇱 happybear@nostrplebs.com 11 months ago

S25 15bits=1.5 sec

n 11 months ago

Android v15 arrows we2 Semicolons became invisible in pow1. On my device, posting with pow20 or higher takes several dozen seconds.

Gustavo limachaves@iris.to 11 months ago

The end goal is to have relays verify the POW too, right?

atyh atyh@atyh.net 11 months ago

16 bits is the threshold for a Nexus5x running LineageOS 17.1

Parasail 11 months ago

I would say it is working great

calle calle@cashu.me 11 months ago

Install again

Shawn _@shawnyeager.com 11 months ago

TIL Limewire still exists.

Parasail 11 months ago

16 is treshold I would say too. 13 works very well

TamtamBam tamtambam@stonewateruk.com 11 months ago

What's the <@spam-tester> making an appearance? 8 bits seems to cool the semicolons on Pixel 7pro, android V16

vinney...axkl vcavallo@vinneycavallo.com 11 months ago

12 feels easy and cozy, not much differet than the ui state changes you'd expect from a 'sending' action. 15 takes a couple seconds but i don't mind if i've chosen it and i know why. pixel 7, grapheneOS

a1denvalu3 11 months ago

Consensus seems to be 13 bits

7fqx 7fqx@ditto.pub 11 months ago

I wonder if @doot has any suggestions, getwired.app had this feature

7fqx 7fqx@ditto.pub 11 months ago

I personally think that that pow slider would be perfect as permanently on the top of the screen

calle calle@cashu.me 11 months ago

I know my dude

calle calle@cashu.me 11 months ago

It's a signed apk 🤘

axelhamburch _@ereignishorizont.xyz 11 months ago

I just tested v.1.2.2 with Google Pixel 8a, GrapheneOS and found that with difficulty: 15 bits, the letter "p" (as a message) takes between 2 and 19 seconds. 🤷

yoiyok omyoiyok@getalby.com 11 months ago

ya itu di coba pakai versi demonya bang, trs kalau ada info cara memperluas mesh bluethoot gimana?

calle calle@cashu.me 11 months ago

all that was chance, try again!

Benjamin Henderson asatoshio1984@iris.to 11 months ago

ahhh nice!!!

LifeOfBrian 11 months ago

Hello everyone, can someone explain how the Proof of Work principle works in this context? Thks a lot 🖖

Cryptico Cryptico@habla.news 11 months ago

Pixel 9a, GrapheneOS, Bitchat running in a private space. Any difficulty adjustment seems never-ending, even 1 bit.