Revoking SSL certs via a CA has privacy implications: the CA learns who your customers are when they query for cert status. @sfbitcoindevs
Revocable self signed SSL certs on the blockchain. @sfbitcoindevs pic.twitter.com/5y8BF5wkvj
Turns out Bitcoin XT 0.10.1’s user agent reports as Satoshi; there are 58 reachable Bitcoin XT nodes on the network. https://t.co/xLEz2KSXVR
According to @blocktrail, @21dotco has ~4% of the total network hashing power. /cc @oocBlog pic.twitter.com/uB0S90cMMD
It’s not clear to me what is going on this morning, but all of the blocks for the past few hours have been at the soft or hard size limit.
RT @jgarzik: .@lopp The @DunveganSpace sats mainly care about 1 Mb/s radio speed, assuming live TX stream + block header sent. http://t.co/…
@JustusRanvier @adam3us @LarryBitcoin It’s easy to push for “more decentralization” either way, but at what cost? And how much is enough?
@jgarzik What’s the largest block size the BitSats would be capable of handling?
RT @wbm312: Add PGP public keys to your profile and Facebook will use it to send encrypted notification emails from them https://t.co/OQlAW…
oleganza Bitcoin “decentralization” cannot be meaningfully measured until meaningfully defined. What’s important is whether *you* can safely use BTC.
There are currently 15 reachable Bitcoin XT nodes on the network: https://t.co/pYAfxzVGMT
@ryanxcharles welp, time to get to work on Statoshi XT…