I wasn't saying all unintended behavior is a bug, just that these things are "alike" and disagreeing with the idea that everything which is permitted by the code is fine.
I wasn't even criticizing inefficient use of block space. In the case of ordinals I think we can rightly call them a complete waste of block space which is obviously worse.
Not as much so if the mempool is clogged for days. Usually we call that kind of thing a denial of service.
Nice. Is there a way to follow a hash tag without first seeing it in the wild?
Can you find a way to turn what you enjoy into a fiat mine? Easier said than done I know.
I think it can. The software was designed with a purpose in mind, and some things cut against that purpose.
Saying it can't be abused is kind of like saying it can't have bugs, since both are unintended behavior that's nonetheless allowed.
All Hell Breaks Out In Chicago As Hundreds Of Teenagers Wreak Havoc https://www.zerohedge.com/political/all-hell-breaks-out-chicago-hundreds-teenagers-wreak-havoc
A mostly peaceful gathering
Wild, I just read this exact quote in a book I was reading a few minutes ago
What a clown.
"Here's this money you have to use. By the way using it is a crime."
As was mentioned above breaking the linkage means even the exchange doesn't know how much you own. For all they know you already spent it all.
Whirlpool is integrated into Sparrow by default I think. I've been using this set up to automatically mix to cold storage for a while now and it works pretty well.
Just as a warning though it requires a lot of patience if you have a bunch of post mix UTXOs and you want a few rounds of mixing.
Good point about paper bitcoin, you don't often hear people talk about that risk
How about this ad for toilet powder painted onto a mountain: https://bygonemaryland.com/2016/08/02/mennens-borated-toilet-powder/
Magic Earth is actually a pretty good navigation app that doesn't require GPS (actually the only usable one I know of)
The worst and most widespread form of censorship may actually be self-censorship
nostr privacy enthusiasts: in which areas are you willing to compromise on privacy in favor of convenience?
Also relating to the third point, I'm worried about the potential for feedback loops of false information getting created. AI generates some inaccurate text which then gets amplified by AI, etc., etc.