bendavenport In blocks 484398 and 484399, @BitGo did #SegWit txs of 1.2MB in size, freeing up about 600KB for other txs and creating 2 1.3MB blocks
RT @todayininfosec: 1994: Code for the RC4 stream cipher, previously a trade secret, was anonymously posted to the Cypherpunks mailing list…
@_tombusby @dangermouse117 @bitstein Great stuff; I’ll add it to my resources!
@realAlexFortin Use Shamir’s Secret Sharing Scheme; that’s what my commands reference. Then you decide who has “sh… https://t.co/MVQGzXSvsx
@ErikaForPres Negative on both counts.
My Bitcoin exit strategy is death.
$ sudo apt install ssss
$ echo “Last Will & Testament Key” | ssss-split -t <executors / 2> -n <executors>
Cypherpunks defend their philosophy by writing and running code. They defend the code by discussing the philosophy that spawned it.
Blockchains governed by enterprises are no more secure than financial networks governed by nation states. Corporations are easily regulated.
Some want Bitcoin to be a juggernaut.
Others want it to be a cockroach.
Which would you prefer when financial armageddon comes calling?
Authoritarians are welcome to create Bitcoin variants & ask folks to join them. The rest of us will decline; some more politely than others.
@loganallenc Oops; thanks for the heads up. Just fixed it.
If you accidentally send BCH to a BTC SegWit address, you’re gonna have an even worse time than if you sent BCH to a non-SegWit BTC address.
RT @dangermouse117: Wow, loving @lopp’s resources for those starting out on the #bitcoin journey. A treasure trove of #noob education. http…
@kernelmastery @ToneVays @jimmysong @AriDavidPaul @cryptodemedici The answer to these types of questions is usually “to the pain.”