Where is the happy ending?
How does the forkin' fun ever end?
How does the forkin' fun ever end?
When the forkin phorkers fork off.
Topic: Time to stand up to the XT shills here! (Read 10639 times)
When the forkin phorkers fork off.
Well - I think this topic has veered entirely off-topic now so I'm going to lock it.
It is obvious who the main XT shills are on this forum and we'll see them in numerous other topics no doubt.
It is obvious who the main XT shills are on this forum and we'll see them in numerous other topics no doubt.
I stand corrected, should've said fork *themselves* off the network.
I was referring to the centralisation as a harmful situation for the network, the thing that everyone is afraid of.
Miners' centralized block validation creates a network fork
Nothing to see here.
Some of the giant chinese mining pools are currently centralizing the validation of every transactions they mine.
Do you find that to be a concern?
I do. And I recall some of them paid dearly for that recently, so they might be thinking about it too.
What part of "they're still doing" did you not understand?
You'd think they would've stopped by now if really it wasn't profitable.
But no, we'll just pretend that a couple of dropped blocks undermined weeks and months of cheating the system.
"That'll make em learn"!
So we should be really afraid of miners solving blocks that will be rejected by the rest of the network?
You guys have such interesting concerns.
You can't "fork" the network with invalid blocks.
I was referring to the centralisation as a harmful situation for the network, the thing that everyone is afraid of.
Miners' centralized block validation creates a
Nothing to see here.
Where is the happy ending?
How does the forkin' fun ever end?
How does the forkin' fun ever end?
When the forkin phorkers fork off.
I was referring to the centralisation as a harmful situation for the network, the thing that everyone is afraid of.
The next time I will not write "centralization", but I'll write "centralization-AND-where-miners-do-bad-things"
The next time I will not write "centralization", but I'll write "centralization-AND-where-miners-do-bad-things"
Where is the happy ending?
How does the forkin' fun ever end?
How does the forkin' fun ever end?
Miners' centralization can't exist yet it happened this year and was responsible for a network fork. forking half the hashpower off the network.
@Lauda
While you suggest me (or others) to watch videos, you should at least watch the one where we were talking about
I quickly skimmed through it. My suggestion was not related to the specific post nor video, but rather some lack of understanding that I saw going through your posts. Technically "centralizing of mining can't exist, because they have no power to achieve it" is a false statement. What the video was talking about is that the miners can not harm the system as the system would ignore them. Situations: Mining is centralized and can harm the system; mining is centralized and can not able harm the system; i.e. not directly related ((A ∧ B) ∨ (A ∧ ⌜B)). In other words, when miners (or mining) can't hurt the system we do not know if mining is centralized or not (not directly related - as said). Centralization does not necessarily imply harm (bad actors). While you suggest me (or others) to watch videos, you should at least watch the one where we were talking about
Now remind me again how this is related to "Time to stand up to the XT shills here!"?
It was the day of the two pizzas 
(and as I remember I was already lurking the forum from two weeks likely)
(and as I remember I was already lurking the forum from two weeks likely) @Lauda
While you suggest me (or others) to watch videos, you should at least watch the one where we were talking about
While you suggest me (or others) to watch videos, you should at least watch the one where we were talking about
The funny thing is:
She joined in April 2013, after the run up to $253
You joined in May 2010, when btc was less than $1
LOL dumbass must have ran out of "come back"
Now after what you wrote, I'm not sure if you are just a alt-coin holder or more a gov. agent 
(or just an idiot)
likely the latter. (or just an idiot)I was just pointing out that the centralizing of mining can't exist, because they have no power to achieve it.
I don't even know where to begin (everyone talking about centralization so far must have been wrong). I'd one of suggest the following: 1) Stop taking part in such discussions; 2) Watch educational (technical) videos and read up more; 3) Ask someone directly for help. You should keep all that to yourself.
You sounds more and more like an idiot when you all do is attacking.
says Adam Allcocks the master of dickheads
Its something to be proud of no?
Just google my name bitch, i built $1M company at the age of 13. What have you done retard? Oh yeah.... you joined this forum to trade altcoin hoping you dont miss the train....
Now after what you wrote, I'm not sure if you are just a alt-coin holder or more a gov. agent (or just an idiot)
likely the latter. (or just an idiot)I was just pointing out that the centralizing of mining can't exist, because they have no power to achieve it.
I don't even know where to begin (everyone talking about centralization so far must have been wrong). I'd one of suggest the following: 1) Stop taking part in such discussions; 2) Watch educational (technical) videos and read up more; 3) Ask someone directly for help. You should keep all that to yourself.
You sounds more and more like an idiot when you all do is attacking.
says Adam Allcocks the master of dickheads
@Lauda
While you suggest me (or others) to watch videos, you should at least watch the one where we were talking about
While you suggest me (or others) to watch videos, you should at least watch the one where we were talking about
Now after what you wrote, I'm not sure if you are just a alt-coin holder or more a gov. agent (or just an idiot)
likely the latter. (or just an idiot)I was just pointing out that the centralizing of mining can't exist, because they have no power to achieve it.
I don't even know where to begin (everyone talking about centralization so far must have been wrong). I'd one of suggest the following: 1) Stop taking part in such discussions; 2) Watch educational (technical) videos and read up more; 3) Ask someone directly for help. You should keep all that to yourself.
You sounds more and more like an idiot when you all do is attacking.
Now after what you wrote, I'm not sure if you are just a alt-coin holder or more a gov. agent (or just an idiot)
likely the latter. (or just an idiot)I was just pointing out that the centralizing of mining can't exist, because they have no power to achieve it.
I don't even know where to begin (everyone talking about centralization so far must have been wrong?). I'd one of suggest the following: 1) Stop taking part in such discussions; 2) Watch educational (technical) videos and read up more; 3) Ask someone directly for help (maybe shorena?). Update:
This seems to have gotten way off track from the original topic, this may be in part of BIP100 but it seems like this is going down a rabbit hole of sorts. I think if we are going to start name calling and complaining about the centralization of mining it would probably be suited in a different thread but I guess there are a lot of emotions in these block debates.
This is how it usually goes; diversion after diversion and the thread goes through various unrelated (to the topic) discussions.
A fraudulent attack from the "miners" against Bitcoin will be only possible if there will be a competitors of egual value or more. The attacking miners will be a part of the competing one.
This is the only situation where it is possible, because it wont be anymore the major network, and so users will just move to the working one during and after the attack. (as it has already happened with some altcoin attacked)
This is the only situation where it is possible, because it wont be anymore the major network, and so users will just move to the working one during and after the attack. (as it has already happened with some altcoin attacked)
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Finally, changing the POW would involve rebooting the security of the network down to 0 which has ENORMOUS implications that could certainly be mitigated but definitely isn't some no brainer as Greg makes it appear in the video.
It's increasingly evident you're not suited intellectually for this type of debate and I suggest you leave it to more competent people
Well, while I think that Greg is easily in a situation of conflict of interests, I weight more his opinion (and Gavin) than yours It's increasingly evident you're not suited intellectually for this type of debate and I suggest you leave it to more competent people
Now after what you wrote, I'm not sure if you are just a alt-coin holder or more a gov. agent
(or just an idiot)likely the latter.
This is another problem, I was just poiting out that the centralizing of mining can't exist, because they have no power to achieve it.
Just going to quote that one for posterity...
Alert the press! Mining centralization can't exist!
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