After five years we are still synching Bitcoin node for days over the internet.
Why this nostr:nprofile1qqsfy229w70e8lgtxavlz9t78k06yrel6fxyhreteafqet8kfxhhwmg2c6av2 space tech didn't became a standard?
Are satellites burned in atmosphere already?
#askNostr
Won't take days if you have a fast connection.
GM! 🍳☕️🌅 My first #Bitcoin synch was in 2016... In 2017, due to a power outage, I had to do a reindex that took a few days. Since I didn't intend to mine, I decided to make a full copy that I keep off-line and updated weekly since then. For daily use with the wallet, I created a pruned version of just 5GB that I regularly use on the Tor network on my devices and that I distribute to some friends via USB stick. This saves them from having to download the entire blockchain. Although it doesn't solve the problem for solo miners, it can be an interesting alternative for those who only need to create and store their keys locally, in addition to allowing them to move around the wallet normally.
Bom dia! 🌅☕️🍳. Minha primeira blockchain eu baixei em 2016. Em 2017, por conta de uma queda de energia tive que fazer um reindex que levou alguns dias. Como minha intenção não era minerar, decidi fazer uma cópia cheia que mantenho offline e atualizo semanalmente desde aquela época. Para uso diário com a carteira, criei uma versão prunada de apenas 5gb que uso regularmente na rede Tor em meus dispositivos e que distribuo para alguns amigos via pendrive. Isso evita que eles tenham que baixar toda a blockchain. Apesar de não resolver o problema para os mineradores solo, pode ser uma alternativa interessante para quem apenas precisar criar e armazenar suas chaves localmente, além de permitir movimentar a wallet normalmente.
Woohoo 🙌 i want that 🥹
It seems like the other answers didn't explicitly tell you: they aren't claiming that syncing over satellite doesn't take days, they're saying syncing an ETH full node with fast internet takes even longer (cue argument about what constitutes a full node..).
