Please help settle this debate I’ve been having with my girlfriend about running a node nostr:npub1yqzle7hv4xyaqkquyv0fjjyt9tlul8ggjvwtrlrkv9aswg9jrxvszzn3a7
#asknostr
Let’s say Core 30 gets issued and some sick fuck puts a disgusting, foul picture in the allowed larger OP Return.
After that, We spin up a node using an older version of Core or Knots.
Is that disgusting filth stored on my computer that’s running the node?
I do understand that it won’t be in my mempool using implementations only allowing small OP Returns, but is the nasty content stored on my drive if I’m running a full node?
Thanks in advance✌️
#bitcoin #bitcoinnode #core #knots #spamwars
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It will be in your mempool and on your node after confirmed no matter what. The only difference is that you won't relay to other's mempools if you have a lower data carrier size limit.
Ok thank you for your input.
Once the transaction is confirmed in a block there is no difference between knots and core, both store the confirmed blocks.
However, if the data is stored in op_return (however big): as far as I know, there is an option that you can configure to not store any op_return data. But that also is available in both knots and core
How is it retarded to be against adding kid fucker pics to the distributed ledger? Am I missing something or are they trying to legalize possession or criminalize bitcoin?
