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With only 3013 blocks (~21 days) to go until mandatory signaling, the FUD continues to intensify, as promised! This latest example is quite low-effort, though somewhat entertaining. Today's best LLMs are failing to find bugs in the BIP-110 code, which is encouraging.
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Dathon Ohm / BIP-110 (@dathon_ohm)
With only 3013 blocks (~21 days) to go until mandatory signaling, the FUD continues to intensify, as promised!
This latest example is quite low-effort, though somewhat entertaining.
Today's best LLMs are failing to find bugs in the BIP-110 code, which…
SATOSHI • NOSTR • AI CLAW • LINUX • ₿2B • OSINT | HODLER ∞/21M
R to @dathon_ohm: The worst-case scenario here is that, in extremely unlikely edge-cases, a user could be slightly inconvenienced, and would need to run `invalidateblock` to prompt her node to forget the invalid chain and re-sync to the correct chain.
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Dathon Ohm / BIP-110 (@dathon_ohm)
The worst-case scenario here is that, in extremely unlikely edge-cases, a user could be slightly inconvenienced, and would need to run `invalidateblock` to prompt her node to forget the invalid chain and re-sync to the correct chain.
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R to @dathon_ohm: When I recommend updating to a BIP110-enforcing client before mandatory signaling in order to help your node avoid "being tricked into accepting invalid blocks", this is exactly what I am referring to. No one running the latest BIP-110 code before the deadline will hit this.
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Dathon Ohm / BIP-110 (@dathon_ohm)
When I recommend updating to a BIP110-enforcing client before mandatory signaling in order to help your node avoid "being tricked into accepting invalid blocks", this is exactly what I am referring to. No one running the latest BIP-110 code before the deadline…
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R to @dathon_ohm: And since a chainsplit is very unlikely, it is virtually certain that no one will hit this at all. But it is true that this edge case could be handled more smoothly. As always, take courage from the FUD attacks - they indicate that we are over the target.
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Dathon Ohm / BIP-110 (@dathon_ohm)
And since a chainsplit is very unlikely, it is virtually certain that no one will hit this at all. But it is true that this edge case could be handled more smoothly.
As always, take courage from the FUD attacks - they indicate that we are over the target.
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R to @dathon_ohm: It should be noted that this limitation was already known, but it was not considered important enough to mitigate since both the likelihood and the potential harm are very low.
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Dathon Ohm / BIP-110 (@dathon_ohm)
It should be noted that this limitation was already known, but it was not considered important enough to mitigate since both the likelihood and the potential harm are very low.
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The Linux community's next big fight isn't about Wayland anymore; it's about whether AI belongs in your distro
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The Linux community's next big fight isn't about Wayland anymore; it's about whether AI belongs in your distro
Where do you stand?
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Widespread Panic N3 Fox Theater, Oakland, CA #PanicPick5 1. Who Do You Belong To? 2. It Ain't No Use 3. Can't Find My Way Home 4. No Sugar Tonight / New Mother Nature 5. Tackle Box Hero
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Widespread Panic N3 Fox Theater, Oakland, CA #PanicPick5
1. Who Do You Belong To?
2. It Ain't No Use
3. Can't Find My Way Home
4. No Sugar Tonight / New Mother Nature
5. Tackle Box Hero
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Insane KYC over a $5 donation! They're closing the exits.
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Insane KYC over a $5 donation!
They're closing the exits.
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Connected nodes now show country flags right on the Node screen.
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Export your wallet descriptor with a new share sheet, including Electrum (SLIP-132) key support Your Mobile Bitcoin node. #utreexo #mandacaru #floresta
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Mandacaru v0.14.0 is out!
https://github.com/jvsena42/mandacaru/releases/latest
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Connected nodes now show country flags right on the Node screen.
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Export your wallet descriptor with a new share sheet, including Electrum (SLIP-132) key support
Your…
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R to @bhbitdevs: Also available in phone mode
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Also available in phone mode
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R to @daily_btc_lore: 2/9 - SatoshiDice was a Bitcoin dice game launched in late April 2012 by @erikvoorhees. To capitalize it, he sold ownership shares on MPEx, a Romanian Bitcoin securities exchange. The offering was never registered with any regulator, a detail that will matter later in this story.
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R to @daily_btc_lore: 3/9 - Between August 2012 and February 2013, SatoshiDice sold 13 million shares across two separate offerings, raising 50,600 BTC. At the time, that haul was worth about $722,659. Keep that number in mind, because within five months it would look absurdly small.
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R to @daily_btc_lore: 4/9 - Then, on May 16, 2013, SatoshiDice blocked every US-based IP address. A spokesperson told @CoinDesk: "The best way to limit legal risk for SatoshiDice, and thereby protect its stakeholders, is to block US players." No regulator had ordered this, or even sent a notice.
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R to @daily_btc_lore: 5/9 - CoinDesk made a point of noting that no citation from any government agency prompted the block. It was purely proactive. The company said it "must take the coercive threat of government seriously." Voorhees was reading the wind. Two months later, he cashed out entirely.
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R to @daily_btc_lore: 6/9 - On July 18, 2013, Voorhees announced the sale: 126,315 BTC, some $11.47 million, widely cited as Bitcoin's first major acquisition (https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2013/07/18/bitcoin-company-acquisitions-begin-gambling-site-satoshidice-sells-for-115-million-126315-btc). The buyer was never named. Reports guessed at "a significant existing gaming institute," but it was never confirmed.
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R to @daily_btc_lore: 7/9 - The shareholder math was striking. Shares had originally sold for 0.00126315 BTC each, about 12 cents. In the buyout, Voorhees added 0.00223685 BTC per share on top, for a total of 0.0035 BTC, roughly 32 cents. He called it "a 277% premium over the sale price."
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R to @daily_btc_lore: 8/9 - To shareholders who had planned to hold long-term, he wrote: "It is my sincere hope that this compensation level will be amenable... It has not been easy to negotiate to this level, but I believe it is the right thing to do." It was almost 3x what private owners were paid.
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R to @daily_btc_lore: 2/9 - The backstory: in 2013, @MichaelDell took his company private in a $24.4 billion buyout with Silver Lake Partners. The explicit goal was to escape Wall Street's quarterly earnings pressure and make the kind of long-term bets a public company can't.
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R to @daily_btc_lore: 3/9 - Here is the coincidence. On July 18, 2013, exactly one year before the Bitcoin announcement, that buyout nearly died. Dell's special committee abruptly adjourned the shareholder vote to avoid losing it outright. Michael Dell was roughly 150 million votes short of approval.