Last Notes
I don't understand why anyone thinks highly of Trump anymore.
But will bird sounds replace pig squeals?
I mean on nostr that means something since everyone but like 5 people are bots 😂😂😂
Nope, we're on block height 969931
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It goes way deeper and more unethical than that too.
Democracy is disgusting. OpenSats is disgusting. Coretards are disgusting. Aggressors are disgusting. Disgusting.
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As if there weren't enough signs. "Democratic" should even tell you everything you need to know. Every one of these things you look at on its own makes OpenSats look like a bad idea to support or depend upon.
Happybto help, let me know what you need
Sounds like we just need a flathub alternative. Since when do we ask permission from gatekeepers to do things?
No traitor it would be named America and West America
Anyone can become a template provider on DATUM with a VPS connected to their node and a domain, although it may require a step on the part of the hasher to verify that yes, indeed, you are not just throwing out the usernames sent to you and replacing them with your own Bitcoin address. It may need some extra things to be foolproof. But that's just it! SV1 is not foolproof! Better this than AlphaPool. So we should hope for more, or create more, template fallback services for fellow plebs and cypherpunks.
Advertising helps, as does competition.
It's definitely important to have Stratum endpoints to use as backups when our servers go down. There can be template providers out there which provide such a service to miners. It's not a huge deal to have them exist. What matters is the incentives and the tradeoffs. DATUM and TIDES pools allow such template providers to operate within that ecosystem and offer compelling rates, competitive against basic SV1 KYC pools.
Also I love this, sorry to use it to bug you with a bug 😂
Wen RATUM pool and miner tag fix in mempool viewer?
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RATUM's blocks just show up as "mhr6091" on the main viewer, but that's just one of the many individual miner tags in its coinbase transactions. Other miners and pools similarly have weird logic for determining and extracting what tags are consistently there and what tags are not.
It's AlphaPool you should really be worried about. PyBlock is a better alternative to them at least. But yay! More TIDES pools! Time to spread the word!
But this is the right way to do it. Thank you for spreading around an actually good method for it, sincerely!
I love how the wallet uses the replay protection that Bitcoin (Blukecoin to you) implemented. You guys will be helpless without us.
And I hate them both with a burning passion.
I saw someone calling it Blukecoin Wrecked or something, I think that'd just be funny 😂 let them.
Yeah screw X and their statist monopolism
Everything she says is 🔥 brilliantly spot on.
He's right. I get what he means. He's saying that difficulty adjustment stuff combined with some kind of limit on gameability of it is actually the most important thing to a blockchain protocol, which allows minority soft forks to not have to hardfork. I am actually in favor of rethinking the difficulty adjustment algorithm (DAA) in Bitcoin (XBT).
You forked off. It's not Bitcoin. It's something else.
i had shots with ric flair in like 2007, he was a blast (and 120% wasted when he walked into the bar) lol
fuck these people, seriously
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as a fedora user, i agree
@nprofile…vhl6 you're really knowledgeable about nostr open sauce development. Do you happen to know of any good x/nostr cross-posting apps, libraries, or terminal programs? Asking for a friend haha!
Anything that makes having social presence on nostr easier is probably good for adoption, I feel like more people who are not on nostr as much should do this.
@nprofile…yp6h is cooking up some interesting stuff on #Bitcoin BLAKE2b!!
So excited about the PoW change live on mainnet!
Ask FlyTheElephant1 on socials, he made it. You can also AI enhance it yourself haha
very cool thank you for sharing! i think i can deal with a bit of fan noise. my main concerns was build quality as i'd heard of issues like bendy keyboards and those sort of things which are deal breakers for me.
i mean it's standard nanny state fear tactics, why is anyone suprised
Oh shit, already! Sweeeet
Look what the statists are doing
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don't get me wrong, it was quick and wrote some descent code, but then i had spend ours fixing CI workflows it couldn't get right so i went back to 5.3.
5.3 flash is pretty bad from my testing, are you sure?
added a migrating from other bootc distros (silverblue/bluefin/bazzite/etc) doc to kuma...building 0.19.0 now with some additional partitioning options.
https://github.com/Letdown2491/kuma-linux/blob/main/docs/moving.md
interesting, been using them for years and never had an issue not without a respond in 24 hours.
anyone here have any experiences with Framework laptops? considering maybe making a purchase if the build quality is good.
i've been using linux as my main and only since 2005 (aside from 2 years of macos) so it's been the year of the linux desktop for me for a long time 😃
don't listen to this heathen 😂
yeah nothing wrong with mint
mint runs great, i'm glad it exists.
cosmic still a bit buggy so i can see it.
sure why not 😃
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