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Replying to Avatar WienerMemer

There' a massive imbalance.

—Conservative politicians will only nominate reasonable fair minded lawyers to be judges & leftys will nominate any random unqualified partisan they find.

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Nice.

Feels good to achieve something so difficult. An irreverence to most people.

/hat

Keep it up. We need more men these days.

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Replying to Avatar Tauri

I see way too many people on Nostr that are still confused about the Core vs Knots debate. This is a tl;dr for them. If a longer explanation is needed, they should go over the website below.

tl;dr:

SegWit introduced the witness discount, that ended up making junk data up to 75% cheaper, which opened the door for arbitrary data-carrying transactions to directly compete with monetary transactions for blockspace. In practice, that ended up being an unintended de facto subsidy for spam.

Taproot then provided a way for inscriptions to sidestep the old datacarriersize filter, which is why the UTXO set exploded from around 4 GB in 2023 to nearly 12 GB by 2025, putting real strain on low-end node hardware.

Meanwhile, the Core devs’ reaction has been pathetic — hand-waving it away for two whole years as “free market dynamics” or saying that fixing the exploit is considered “controversial”. At the same time they did a stealth documentation change to pretend the broken filter is “working as intended”. nostr:nprofile1qqs8ha7ms0mny284ma46xjzf72hel42t74jmtttf3trssfymxyq8ngqpz3mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuerpd46hxtnfduq3gamnwvaz7tmwdaehgu3wdau8gu3wv3jhv72x8mv caught them red handed, but instead of apologising for hiding it, they claimed that changing the documentation is a valid way for fixing bugs.

Now they’re doubling down their efforts “to fight spam” they willingly allowed by gutting another spam filter (OP_RETURN) that has worked for 11 years, and helped keep 99.9% of all OP_RETURNs at or under 80 bytes. Larger payloads were possible, but never at the absurd size of 100 KB in a single output.

Core v30, due in early October, will raise the default limit to 100 KB (an 1200x increase), which makes it trivial to upload entire malware files or worse straight into the chain. This isn’t hypothetical — when BSV made the same change in 2019, it was immediately hit with child p[]rn.

The legal and practical fallout for Bitcoin node operators, especially those on cloud infrastructure, hasn’t even begun to be fully grasped.

All these absurd and rushed decisions raise the obvious questions: why push this change through despite massive pushback; who stands to profit from it; and why are the real risks of this happening being ignored or swept under the rug?

https://wtfhappenedinfeb2023.com

The CIA distance correlation is one of the weakest inference arguments I’ve ever seen.

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This is the graph Joe is referencing if anyone is interested.

According to the data cited from the book, “Moth and the Iron Lung”Vaccines were not the cause of the decline in cases at all.

Its a fascinating read. Weinstein actually talked with Rogan about it on his pod last year.

https://blossom.primal.net/4464f69b0af88485fdf55e52d3cb7dce096d5c23eee5f0f9fb8f8b0ee0ef4424.mp4

Sounds like a reasonable opinion to me. If there’s even a tiny risk, we should take it seriously.

—This feels like more than a tiny risk.

In my experience, Inconsistent arguments that don’t make any sense means that the true motives are being withheld. Core devs are obfuscating their motives and it’s terrifying that so many people aren’t more concerned about it.

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The blocksize wars were much worse than this. (Ultimately led to a permanent chain split)

This knots/core debate is perceived to be much less of threat but there are many things that look REALLY REALLY fucking suspicious about core devs rn. (Talking about you @lopp, & Shinobi)

Shit doesn’t make sense. Their arguments are consistently flawed and sound manipulative. These are devs Ive followed and trusted forever.

—Freaks me the fuck out man.

Yeah, ive lost friends and followers over this.

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I cannot imagine putting my seed phrase into a website that asked for it…

—If I was sending BTC, I’d id have done it the normal way.

Yeah. There’s a lot of negative sentiment being pushed on zero actual news.

This is what WallStreet does.

I believe most of these btc treasurie companies will not work out long term.

I believe that 2-3 of them will grow astronomically if BTC does what I think it will.

I also believe that more than a few of them will wreck people after Wallstreet pumps them higher.

Imagine the energy used to start swinging. This is what they do. Push then pull.

All the while, planning to rug the uninformed when they pile onto the bandwagon.

This is my Bitcoin.

There are many like it but,

This Bitcoin is mine.

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