@olivierjanss @TraceMayer @rogerkver You are correct, sir! https://t.co/qq1wHVuNiP
Satoshi’s whitepaper describes an idea that was later brought to life (after mistakes made & lessons learned.) It doesn’t define Bitcoin.
Upgrading from Android 6 to 7 doubled the battery life of my Nexus. Amazing how software efficiency improvements can reduce hardware needs.
@flyosity I’d mine Ethereum or Zcash. You could also possibly generate vanity addresses. Not sure about non brute f… https://t.co/Aw7TWqZirM
It takes ~40,000 kilowatt-hours to mint a block, yet this power can’t overcome a few lines of code being run on a 4 watt Raspberry Pi.
We may have finally found threshold at which /r/btc rejects the philosophy that Bitcoin should be ruled by miners. https://t.co/vw8rFXkB1f
In retrospect, this is in line w/the philosophy that brought us “Emergent Consensus” - miners should rule Bitcoin. https://t.co/QSKDYT9t7o
Shopping for vehicles to improve the mobilization of the Bitcoin infantry. This should be a good start before upgra… https://t.co/o1cqpJby2v
@jimmysong They need the former in order to turn their desires into reality.
@theonevortex Right, I’m speaking about them. I think you implied a prepended “all” on that tweet.
Frustrated Bitcoiners are desperately seeking leadership. Some look to new dev teams, others look to miners. They’ll end up disappointed.
No True Scotsman fallacy. Let’s elevate the conversation, please. https://t.co/QSKDYT9t7o
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The Elephant represents Bitcoin and we, we are all blind. Hopefully some day we shall see clearly. pic.twitter.com/rtCZrCJrYJ