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Enjoyed this. Not sure why this is divided into the political quadrants though. Stimulating nonetheless

Working as a software dev, I relate to this too much.

My seniors and manager who tell me they could do what I do if they had the time also tend to have 0 tech problem solving skills nostr:note1myypq4qsn7jw6c9jg02lzkg7eg88j0vylq7272qxydey2x6j4x7s07a3yc

It’d be awesome if we could create group chats like twitter on this platform

On the train home from work. Probably the only one on nostr, these guys don’t know what they’re missing out on

GM nostriches. Hope you slept well 🧔

Have a productive day āš”ļø

Replying to Avatar Derek Ross

I spent several hours tonight in an Ordinals Space speaking with them. It was me versus 12 Ordinal fans. I felt like I was in enemy territory.

I mentioned during the space that I don't want my financial transactions sitting next to an image on the Bitcoin timechain.

I mentioned that I don't feel right about Ordinals and Inscriptions essentially taking up 4X the block space, but not paying 4X the fees. They are consuming valuable space, but not providing the value to the miners. They're getting a discount and that's not right, because it feels like an oversight or an exploit. They're abusing the system.

I mentioned that Bitcoiners want to help the developing world by providing them with financial freedom. We don't want to draw all over them.

My main concern was that there are several worrying trends that are starting to pop up and we aren't even two weeks into this yet. I hope that if this trend continues that the Ordinal and Inscription fans will come together with the vast Bitcoin community and fix the problem before it gets worse.

Their main counterpoint was that Bitcoin is free speech and that includes artwork. While I don't fully agree there, I understand that argument. I also understand that no one controls Bitcoin and Bitcoin can do whatever it and people want it to do.

While I do not agree with all of this, I am looking at this as a win for Bitcoin. Yes, it's actually good for Bitcoin. I have had a dozen Ethereum maxis DM me so far and ask me how to run a Bitcoin node and how to run a Lightning node. I'm looking at this as an orange pilling moment. This is how we win.

Goodnight. PV!

Not an ordinals fan myself but I want to pick you up on something I think isn’t right: ā€œOrdinals and Inscriptions essentially taking up 4X the block space, but not paying 4X the feesā€.

This isn’t right, ordinal transactions are paying the same as other users if measured by sats per byte. If they take up 4x times the block space, they pay 4x the fee because the transaction has more bytes. The miners always have an incentive to maximise fees, they wouldnt mine blocks of ordinals if it was less profitable than including regular transactions

He’ll yeah it is, also you already could have accessed your node from another network before tailscale by using the .onion web address.