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whoami 3 months ago
Lol, you already need Hitler to bring gillible people to knots? What about the downsides of knots? Why dies no one work on those? Knots stands on a single Person. (A bit too centralized in my Mind) Knots forces you to update your node. (Really, this is what you promote?) Running knots has literally zero impact as you See there will always be "spam" as long there is a market and they pay. Everyone who is capable installing knots can also simply adjust the op_return limit in core. Lets see how far knots can make it until it crashes from bugs. The good thing is that it showed me how many people who can be manipulated that easily without even a single argument are in #Bitcoin... image

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Super Testnet 3 months ago
> you already need Hitler to bring gillible people to knots? It's not to bring anyone to knots, it's to make people laugh > What about the downsides of knots? Why dies no one work on those? Lots of people work on them. As an example from one of the downsides you brought up, here are people working on it: > Knots stands on a single Person. (A bit too centralized in my Mind) At least 10 people work on knots. > Knots forces you to update your node. (Really, this is what you promote?) It can't force you to do anything. It is software, you choose whether or not you want to run it, and if you opt to run it, you opt into the consequences. If you don't like them, don't run it. I recommend checking out Bitcoin Core for a different set of consequences. > Running knots has literally zero impact as you See I don't see that. It has consequences on you; it has consequences on your peers; it has consequences on block propagation; and, according to you, it forces you to update your node, along with potentially other less specified dangers. > there will always be "spam" as long there is a market and they pay True. Also true: if more people fight it there may be less of it > Everyone who is capable installing knots can also simply adjust the op_return limit in core Partially. But not fully. E.g. you can't reject transactions with multiple op_returns. > Lets see how far knots can make it until it crashes from bugs. Yes, let's.
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whoami 3 months ago
Retard? So, where is your Argument against the statement of this meme? It is so crazy how the blocksize war was an success with so many people who fall even for the silliest shit.
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whoami 3 months ago
Archived, it made me laught😄✌️ The good side of this discussion is that More people will run a node, More people will inform themselves about node implementation. But also i See a little danger, that newbes will geht distracted and confused from this pointless fights within Bitcoin and what many knots user will wake up to a quite big mess. It will probably be hard to recover for knots users to See that this time you are (maybe again) on the wrong side as at the time of the blocksize war.
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whoami 3 months ago
Totally agree. Dont fight unnecessary fights, focus on the real Mission!