@calle do you happen to know what the (bitcoin-)mechanic spam is/means that's currently going on?
🚨 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).
https://limewire.com/d/2ZYzQ#sZPuofd9nr
- 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 🫡
Samsung S24 (SM-S921B/DS) Android 15, 16 bits = 5-7 seconds. 15 bits = 2-4 seconds. 14 bits 0-5 seconds.
Just sent messages, not seeing semicolon guys atm.
Then you can pitch your ideas to ChatGPT and alike, and ask them to code it for you and you'll learn to read the code while the AI explains their code to you.
When Battle.net remains offline ( BLZBNTBGS80000011 ) : re-enable cipher TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA with IISCrypto.
Thanks to /u/PainTraine and /u/SamsonSlice from https://www.reddit.com/r/wow/comments/ys42g0/comment/mga2q0i/
For entirely new customers this is of course, are they assumed to get some balance from somewhere else, for the test?
Is anyone keeping track, using on-chain analytics, of how many people are doing this idiotic EU "satoshi test"? E.g, Kraken describes the procedure here, presumably other exchanges use variants, which makes for great fingerprinting.
https://support.kraken.com/hc/nl/articles/what-is-a-satoshi-test
I find it also funny they don't address the chicken-and-egg problem I am seeing of having to verify a new withdrawal address, which, of course, doesn't have any balance to do the test with in the first place. I'm assuming 'sometimes' (because they say 'might be') the satoshi test won't be needed? Just describe that situation and don't let us assume anything, but that's probably too logical...
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