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Yes thank you Mr president for continuing to sell out my children’s future and protect your pedophile friends. So happy to have yet another liar starting wars in the Middle East and failing to do anything useful for the citizens of this country.

2026-03-21 19:27:29 UTC

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This seems like a short lived business. I’m half retarded and have built a half dozen websites in the past few days for like 50 bucks.

2026-03-21 17:10:14 UTC

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Ice agents can’t be any more retarded than the TSA. This seems like a win for democrats. Ice agents now busy standing behind back scatter terminals instead of shooting protesters.

2026-03-21 00:50:02 UTC

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3 countries with dictators for life and America. Seems incompatible.

2026-03-20 19:29:11 UTC

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Doesn’t look evil at all

2026-03-20 04:39:56 UTC

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lol. Not a single Epstein client has faced court you think his best friend for a decade who is president now is going to? Lmao

2026-03-20 01:13:17 UTC

My theory on the politics of a bitcoin orange party.
1. Don’t be culture warriors. Sun your butthole avoid seed oils eat meat and lift heavy things but don’t platform anything. Focus on removing road blocks to bitcoin development and keeping open source devs out of jail. Bitcoin will take care of the culture on its own.
2. Don’t complicate the message. Bitcoin doesn’t need nation states, nation states need Bitcoin. Be laser focused. We are removing road blocks for Bitcoin and keeping open source devs out of prison the strategic reserve doesn’t matter.
3. We will not fix the economic issues through tax policy or spending cuts. That ship has sailed. Focus on destroying corruption and getting self custody bitcoin into the hands of every man woman and child. The only thing we have to definitely do is to remove road blocks to Bitcoin adoption and prevent open source developers from going to jail.
4. We don’t need to police the world. We can focus our efforts on executing traitors and pedophiles and save our military for defense. Defensive militaries need vastly fewer resources and killing of
traitors and pedophiles is practically free. The only foreign entanglements we should care about is if an open source developer is facing punishment by a foreign nation, we should definitely prevent open source developers from going to jail.

2026-03-19 23:56:15 UTC

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That’s your grandchildren’s tax money. Yours was already rained upon that ground more than a decade ago.

2026-03-19 20:29:09 UTC

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Yep. Get upset with the current thing so the other side can usher in a fix that you blindly fall for. Rinse and repeat.

2026-03-19 19:30:44 UTC

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Don’t worry, there is a back door for that.
https://blossom.primal.net/561eae07aaa5248a472a728be4b8f25c5b9b0812d90d4fc264c6b5e7df8614c1.png

2026-03-19 16:06:13 UTC

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Turns out gold is a terrible way to flee with wealth.

2026-03-19 06:16:36 UTC

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Sounds like this person will be having fun while staying poor. Decentralization is not wealth distribution because owning lots of bitcoin gives you no more control over the network than owning 1 bitcoin.

2026-03-18 20:54:33 UTC

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This is kinda retarded. The original measles vaccine was tested against placebo. The updated MMR was compared against groups getting the original component shots separately.
They use active controls for shit they are updating. It’s considered unethical to give children a saline shot when their parents think they are getting a vaccine.
The famous 13 studies claim are a great example of sample bias and poor methodology, and just not being aware when a study author tells you their data is bad.

2026-03-18 17:26:56 UTC

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What a grifter

2026-03-18 13:48:47 UTC

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Still done in a way to keep shitcoin scammers out of jail.

2026-03-18 08:25:14 UTC

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And in a good position to remove the authoritarian right wing folks as well. People are getting sick of these freaks and their worship of the state.

2026-03-18 05:02:14 UTC

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Lmao. It’s a tiny hat but more like this
https://blossom.primal.net/58bfa85685e40655650f2040e40c97ab6a00de07cc7a205126cec63f27e27ac9.jpg

2026-03-18 03:10:15 UTC

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I’d swap the bookmark button for a quick share button personally.

2026-03-17 23:41:32 UTC

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Edgy

2026-03-17 23:36:08 UTC

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You need more proof than Luke losing his mind after failing to secure a pile of bitcoin, running to the Feds and then recording all his interactions at conferences and meetup? Or do you think he was being unfairly ostracized by the woke mob? That is insane catholic fascism was the reason people don’t want him around? I’m sure the religious batshittery doesn’t help but his behavior is incompatible with freedom tech.

2026-03-17 21:42:38 UTC

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Incredible. Now I’m really curious to read this lady’s post.

2026-03-17 21:35:33 UTC

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So I use a vpn for everything what’s the issue?

2026-03-17 19:11:52 UTC

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The more proof of life I keep seeing the more I believe he was killed.

2026-03-17 18:24:59 UTC

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I’m arguing that the speed and surprise of an attack vector is more important than the over all requirements of the system.
I can plan for the obsolescence of my node when that time is measured in years. When it could be suddenly knocked offline in a matter of months it’s concerning. Especially when the narrative at the start of the attack will go something like “doomers saying the blocks would be empty forever after bip110 are wrong! now that bitcoin is just for money people are using it again”
You are fixated on the idea that people are locking up resources permanently when the 200 million could be locked up forever as well. And just for fun an attacker could lock up another billion over time to kill the remaining home nodes. All they need to do is kill the current generation of node runners and then it’s just kyc heaven.
Get our friend luke to tell the retards that criminals are using Bitcoin which is an affront to god and that the government is here to help us and we suddenly have the few remaining pleb nodes running transaction filtering based on kyc white lists.
You can’t say this scenario is. Impossible and you can’t present a defense except you don’t think government would waste so much money. lol.

2026-03-17 18:02:02 UTC

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You think a country who wants to control the future of money would balk at locking up 200 million dollars? That’s the defense?
You think the us government who wants to kyc all people wouldn’t do this?
Extremely naive.
Slow bloat can be managed. A fast attack with no defense cannot. We wouldn’t even be able to softfork to defend ourselves because bip110 forbids it…almost like this outcome is the goal.

2026-03-17 17:38:05 UTC

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I never said the 25 outputs were under 1k sats. The attack would require locking up over 200 million worth of bitcoin for the duration of the attack and for as long as you wanted to keep pleb nodes offline. So a couple f-35s worth of bitcoin plus another half dozen in fees and in two months you have most plebs offline.
My attack and cost considerations are bip110 complaint. I don’t need sub 1sat/vbyte. I am just doing a bunch of normal monetary transactions to regular addresses. Exchanges do these batched transactions all the time. With an empty chain and no way to block use of the empty chain there is no defense to such an attack.
To me Bitcoin is most vulnerable based on speed of change not on overall system growth. Bitcoin reacts very slowly to change because it is decentralized. If it is suddenly impossible to run an 8gb node the nation state will win. If it takes a year or more to get to that place the nodes will upgrade.

2026-03-17 17:20:39 UTC

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Im not saying we need good spam I just pointing out that the noise in the chain does buffers the chain from a very specific and vanilla attack. The spam gets in the way of other transactions and fills otherwise empty blocks, which spreads out the timeline and increases the cost of a basic utxo attack involving 1in 25 out transactions that are bip110 complaint is all that is needed.
A nation state could make a determined effort with these regular bip 110 compliant transactions and spend under a billion dollar and have pleb nodes knock offline in 2 months. They could spend considerably less and drag that timeline out to 8 months. In either case the bip110 chain becomes captured before the temporary rules expire. The only defense is adopting utreexo, but as we have learned a lot of knotzi run their nodes in bandwidth limited environments so that solution is probably no good.
The speed of such attack is a bigger problem than the actual higher ram requirements. Adapting the network to better hardware is normal. Having to do it in 2 months is not.

2026-03-17 16:52:58 UTC

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Does anyone believe this clown?

2026-03-17 16:47:53 UTC

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I’m aware of the ram issues. Bip-110 simply opens a new attack path in this regard. In a Post 110 world the blocks are extremely empty and transactions will be cheap with scant normal demand. Under such conditions a utxo spam attack is trivial to perform and would cost 45k a day to max out utxos vs the minimum of 2.3 million daily it would cost to utxo spam the chain today.
During the 1 year temporary rule change a determine nation state could spend very little money and knock most of the pleb nodes offline and there would be no defense against such an attack accept an attempt to price out attackers with your own pointless transactions which would mean convincing people to overpay for transactions they don’t even need to make.
Today a utxo dust attack not only costs orders of magnitude more but attackers have to compete for blocks with retarded pictures of monkeys making pulling off such an attack extremely unlikely. And if such an attack were identified defenders could randomly input single utxos of larger data loads into blocks to dramatically skew the dust attackers calculations.
So I guess the choice comes down to accept some bloat or invite a malicious attacker to hit the utxo so hard none of the plebs complaining about bloat can run their nodes anymore. I can think of dozens of nation states who would like to see bitcoin nodes all run out of data centers who would love to spam attack the network for the cost of a Tesla model 3 per day.

2026-03-17 16:23:07 UTC

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On the bright side nato might still have weapons left once Trump depletes all of ours.

2026-03-17 16:19:03 UTC

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The storage fears are overblown. Current blocks in a v30 world rarely exceed 2mbs, bip110 blocks will likely drop to the 1.5mb range average. So we are talking 35-45 gb a year difference. This is not an emergency.

2026-03-17 15:01:10 UTC

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So this is the inconstancy. You claim v30 ruined your life because of data carrier size changes(which can easily be undone) but in reality you want to make a large changes to the way bitcoin works with sweeping consensus changes not just mempool policy defaults.
So it’s not a v30 emergency since prior to v30 it apparently wasn’t an issue. People said run knots and filter out spam, and we said filters don’t work and increase mining centralization but run whatever relay policies you want. You all have apparently come to the conclusion that filters don’t work and now you want us to take you seriously. Sorry but no.
You are just making a fuss over v30 to push a version of Bitcoin you prefer. When you make a consensus change it is generally a good idea to have consensus, but since bip110 decided to lower the activation threshold so low they have guaranteed a chain split.
If we are going to have a chain split I want a hard fork. I don’t support a soft fork approach. I don’t support people using the arguments of the state as to why we need to change consensus. I don’t support the idea of a temporary change when I being told this is an emergency.

2026-03-17 14:26:14 UTC

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We have moved to the purity test phase. Fun!
If we are going to talk about the history of people who maintain software in the Bitcoin ecosystem it is always fun to look at what an absolute lunatic Luke dash jr is. The creepy fuck is a statist through and through and it is clear Luke coin will bow down to the state willingly.
Kratters track record for understanding how creepy his compatriots are suggests he will ignore this fact.

2026-03-17 14:20:52 UTC

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No dog. Knots existed which provided an alternative to core and made the changes core made irrelevant. Then knots added bip-110. Removing the alternative to core unless you were okay forking off the main chain which is what will happen. So now ill run a flavor of core 30 when i upgrade because as i said i wont run luke coin.
You can set your own policy with core 30, it just takes a little extra work. Add the line datacarriersize=<value>
To your bitcoin.conf file and you can have whatever data carrier value you want.
There is no emergency.

2026-03-17 13:44:49 UTC

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By that logic you could say knots created the emergency with bip-110. The only alternative to core is likely to be forked off and irrelevant. When I get around to upgrading my node it will be with a version of core. I won’t run a node for luke dash coin.

2026-03-17 03:09:48 UTC

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Great so hard fork. Otherwise this is just a social attack. If you believe the bip110 chain is the viable economic play this should be done as an exit not as this no skin in the game trust me bro move.
The users who think this is an emergency or that csam is a threat are in fact retarded.

2026-03-17 02:29:03 UTC

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You are retarded.

2026-03-16 23:26:17 UTC

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Nah. Give us a hard fork. It’s way cleaner. This soft fork is retarded.

2026-03-16 23:24:39 UTC

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That’s some grade A ai slop.

2026-03-16 22:56:49 UTC

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Those sad fucks didn’t have pineapple 🤷‍♂️

2026-03-16 22:55:35 UTC

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The retards need a king afterall.

2026-03-16 22:49:47 UTC

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It’s not a problem because the chain is growing at a manageable rate.

2026-03-16 21:44:32 UTC

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The chain growing too fast is not a problem. If it was a problem the move would be a block size reduction not some retarded soft fork.

2026-03-16 21:42:26 UTC

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We should send Shapiro over to Iran right now.

2026-03-16 20:15:05 UTC

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This is so retarded.

2026-03-16 12:50:10 UTC

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Ah yes it’s the medias fault. Trump said he wasn’t doing regime change wars and then he we are. All because the USA can’t have the good sense to avoid electing a pedophile to office.

2026-03-16 03:57:14 UTC

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What a great deal! A retard will retract their statement if you bow down to the retards node preference. Seems reasonable and worth your time.

2026-03-15 16:41:11 UTC

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Isolated machine with no personal data. I don’t need a robot to remember my children’s birthdays.
It’s incredible helpful having something with full system access to act like dev ops and to solve problems.

2026-03-15 16:13:44 UTC

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When all the high paying jobs go away no one is hiring skilled tradespeople because no one is remodeling their homes. They will use ai to do more of the repair work themselves (nothing in the trades is that hard to understand).
If ai devastates the white collar workers, the trades are fucked.

2026-03-14 22:04:38 UTC

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Shitcoiner

2026-03-14 13:40:03 UTC

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Bip 110 does much More than restoring data carrier size. You are being disingenuous. You don’t have to run v30. We certainly don’t we this retarded soft fork are shrieking retard noises about csam.
I could give two shits what node you run. What I care about is a poorly planned soft fork that lacks consensus and has a stupidly low activation threshold that is likely to result in a chain split. Either fork off clean or shut the fuck up.

2026-03-14 04:11:35 UTC

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Unfortunately presidential immunity forbids this.

2026-03-14 00:48:56 UTC

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Pardon me for not being a Bronze Age retard. Your god is just as made up as the several thousands that have been worshipped throughout history. Your stories are mostly stolen from earlier civilizations and your morals are bankrupt. Your choice of node software is at best a virtue signal.

2026-03-14 00:32:47 UTC

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Give it root access to your machine and order it to make you money.

2026-03-14 00:29:37 UTC

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If your god is the only thing keeping you from being a dick bag then you are a dick bag.

2026-03-14 00:20:28 UTC

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Who could have predicted that putting a bunch of retarded sycophants in charge would end up being a shit show?

2026-03-13 23:47:52 UTC

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Don’t seek logic or reason from the religious fanatic.

2026-03-13 23:43:10 UTC

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Nah. He is correct. This is an irresponsible fork. Once you cry emergency and use the ol csam threat you have lost the argument. You are either a fed or a retard but can be ignored all the same.

2026-03-13 23:39:04 UTC

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I’m pretty sure this is a team building absurd day at the beach thing.

2026-03-13 22:12:49 UTC

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I want Eric to lose all his money on xrp.

2026-03-13 21:31:55 UTC

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Great. Generally agree. I think spam gets priced out.

2026-03-13 07:19:17 UTC

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Trump told the American people that he denuclearized Iran last year with the 12 day war nonsense. We supposed to believe him now?

2026-03-13 07:18:10 UTC

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Why would they need stable coins they have fed approved stable coins.

2026-03-13 07:13:41 UTC

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I can think of a bunch of pedophile leaders I would prefer we remove from power here at home and it wouldn’t cost a dime. Frankly your Iranian friends don’t pay taxes or suffer from the debasement these actions will create.

2026-03-13 07:11:02 UTC

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Most people’s brains are broken. They spend all their energy worried about chem trails and trans people they will never meet.

2026-03-13 07:09:21 UTC

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How does someone using Bitcoin is a way you don’t approve of devalue Bitcoin? Is it decentralized and secure? Yes . Okay. Next

2026-03-13 07:07:17 UTC

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Segwit was a multi year battle and included a hard fork (bch). It eventually aligned the technical and the pleb against miners and became consensus. Bip110 is the technical and the miners against the most retarded of the plebs. It does not have broad consensus or alignment of the users vs the miner and therefore a hard fork is the appropriate course. On top of all this Segwit didn’t need replay protection. Bip 110 does because its activation threshold is so retardly low.
Just like knots was wrong about filters being effective they are wrong about the need for replay protection. This is a bad bip and the people who are bringing it should be socially punished to prevent more retarded behavior in the future.

2026-03-13 00:17:32 UTC

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Triple the node count but they are all running core v30.

2026-03-12 23:33:17 UTC

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With a war on!!! Are you crazy the commander cannot be concerned about raped children while he is on the front lines leading the charge. You wouldn’t have expected George Washington to answer your silly questions?

2026-03-12 21:09:17 UTC

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Agree. I’m moving all my time and energy into bitcoin and nostr and other freedom tech. Opting out and moving to alternatives for everything.

2026-03-12 19:17:58 UTC

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I’m running 28.2, I don’t generally upgrade my node often.
Kratter and mechanic make retarded arguments and have made a mountain out of a mole hill. The growth of the chain is not an emergency. This temporary soft fork is retarded.
If you want to change consensus the proper method is a clean break and a hard fork. If you don’t sell the other chains coins you have lost nothing and can always rejoin the network. Bip110 people want to risk nothing and hope to bully miners down the road. They have used all the logic of the state to push this thing and I therefore do not trust any of them.

2026-03-12 17:26:09 UTC

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A 2tb ssd costs a couple hundred today. In 5 years when the chain is 1.5 tb it will probably be at most 75-100. If you can’t afford that in 5 years you clearly haven’t been stacking sats and will hfsp I guess.

2026-03-12 16:30:35 UTC

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We elected a sleezebag pedophile into the highest office twice. I’m pretty sure we know evil exists and we just do not care as long as it can own the libs we will put up with it.

2026-03-12 16:28:23 UTC

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The fact that Luke has a history of being hostile to privacy and takes a biblical obedience to the state is really the only red flag any bitcoiner needs to stay the fuck away from this shit show.

2026-03-12 16:25:31 UTC

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Why not both?

2026-03-12 16:16:23 UTC

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The bip110 enjoorers continuously proving why any association with the concept is for lunatics. Thanks for the signal friend 😘

2026-03-12 15:56:43 UTC

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This is retarded. Having friends who run different node implentations is not some sort of gotcha.
I swear to Christ one of the issues with bitcoin culture is that the paranoia and persecution complex that is ever present makes for so many smooth brained takes.
The black helicopters don’t even know who walker is or you for that matter.

2026-03-12 14:03:39 UTC

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What was Andrew tates mission? Be a rapey douchebag trying to masculine his obvious gay fantasies away and hide the weakest chin I’ve ever seen on a full grown man?
All influencers are hot garbage, but I can’t fathom the type of person who could be influenced by the likes of Tate.

2026-03-12 13:49:34 UTC

What a shit show. Another pointless war. Unrelenting Grift and theft at the highest level. Setting up the west coast for a false flag attack. DOJ still doggedly attacking crypto privacy.
The trump is at least better than Kamala crowd is looking extremely retarded.

2026-03-12 05:17:45 UTC

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Drone bait

2026-03-11 23:56:48 UTC

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A Massie/Ro Khanna ticket could be a viable way to break the pedophile strangle hold on this country.

2026-03-11 22:35:15 UTC

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In 6 days…. So every month another 50billion give or take. Seems worthwhile.

2026-03-11 22:21:50 UTC

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No thanks I like my assistant to be mildly retarded and to smell of the sea.

2026-03-11 22:13:10 UTC

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So she is joining the pedo party? I’d only respect his sort of retarded shit if she was claiming anarchist.

2026-03-11 22:08:43 UTC

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If you believe bitcoin goes up forever and the dollar goes to zero than borrowing dollars that will become ever easier to pay back is the definition of a speculative attack.

2026-03-11 21:57:53 UTC

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There is a difference between running luke coin and running software luke worked on but has no control over

2026-03-11 19:46:11 UTC

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Sounds like an ideal false flag. Hit a state full of people who think Trump is a walking piece of trash to shut down war opposition.

2026-03-11 19:38:40 UTC

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Enabling a speculative attack on Fiat while providing a way for bitcoiners to avoid selling Bitcoin is hardly parasitic. I’m not interested in having my coins a tied up in these schemes but if I had a few hundred coins I could see the use case.

2026-03-11 17:29:59 UTC

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Yes I hate it when a company provides a service. You sound like a leftist lunatic who thinks having a job is exploitation.

2026-03-11 17:18:51 UTC

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I’m not running any software Luke is part of. I won’t be scare lingered into a consensus change by hysterics.

2026-03-11 17:17:19 UTC

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I don’t think it’s a threat. The point is a minority of low economic value nodes aren’t that important be they bip110 or random miner front nodes. Any given node is not important.
The post claims that because people can push non standard but consensus valid transactions around the network despite a minority of nodes being against them it is somehow not decentralized. It’s a nonsense claim. The tyrannical minority not getting their way is decentralization in action.
If the mining network has sufficient nodes to relay their transactions and large important nodes don’t abandon core for bip110 all we will see is an increasingly hostile minority try to threaten network participants. The network will be split, but because the bip110 people know they have no hash power behind them they won’t make a clean hard fork.

2026-03-11 15:03:59 UTC

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That home has solar. As does his main house in TN. This is a trivial thing to do but there is an order of operations when you buy a fancy house. You don’t throw solar on when you are going to do a renovation/upgrades. While I agree with the sentiment that co2 alarmists shouldn’t maintain several luxury homes and if they have those homes they should offset 100% of their power needs, your statement is none the less inaccurate.
Also it’s not unusual in California to pay more for green energy from your power company. Someone has to over pay for the energy they produce way outside of population centers, may as well be guilt ridden libs.

2026-03-11 08:02:43 UTC

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Nodes cost next to nothing to spin up. A miner could create 10,000 nodes and relay whatever they wanted to. Thinking a bunch of nodes with minimal economic activity are important is folly.

2026-03-11 06:51:18 UTC

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https://www.reddit.com/r/nextfuckinglevel/comments/vyy4jl/the_performance_of_vivaldis_summer_on_accordion/?rdt=45431

2026-03-10 22:06:56 UTC

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Temporary. Lmao

2026-03-08 18:12:50 UTC

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The grift is unbelievable. Imagine all the people who spent any energy on Hunter fucking Biden and haven’t said a god damn word about this insane theft.

2026-03-08 15:12:48 UTC

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https://blossom.primal.net/62a1c50e45bb68900a26e9e3dd51e3181422b856a8db1dfc5f1b7940161796f6.jpg