Ordiscan = Ordispam = Ordiscam

The 'use case' for Bitcoin is Freedom Money.

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We have a number and its 110 instead of 444. I was sure they will change it but it doesn't matter. The goal is Bitcoin to be protected from spam as much as possible and BIP 110 Reduced Data Temporary Softfork helps with that. Bitcoin is Freedom Money, not a shitcoiners spam dump.

GitHub

BIP 110: Reduced Data Temporary Softfork by dathonohm · Pull Request #2017 · bitcoin/bips

Mailing list thread at https://groups.google.com/g/bitcoindev/c/nOZim6FbuF8 Editor note: please post conceptual feedback and meta-commentary on th...

Mauritian central bank has a sense of humor. And of course the joke is on the people. Got #Bitcoin? View quoted note →

Jameson Slopp is a disgusting shitcoiner and manipulator. His Casa happily sucks Ethereum cock and he is investor in Citra that is trying to ruin Bitcoin with spam and turn it into Ethereum like shitcoin. This how Slopp is trying to normalize the shitcoiners activity and to introduce a narrative that everyone is shitcoiner. No, you fucking shitcoiner Slopp. Shitcoins are centralized SLAVERY scams, rug pulls and casino gulags. Shitcoiners are degenerate gamblers who do not give a damn about Freedom, better society and hope for humanity for better future with the hardest money on planet Earth. Bitcoin is THE Global Most Secure Decentralized Unconfiscatable Peer-to-Peer Scarce Hard Sovereign Freedom Money, The Greatest Store of Value and The Strongest Hope for Humanity. View quoted note →

Bitcoin separates money from state. No one can create Bitcoin out of thin air. 21 Million Bitcoin forever. Bitcoin has no 2nd best, Bitcoin is The Only Freedom Money. View quoted note →

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With the soft fork (BIP444) mining large spam bloats on OP_RETURN won't be even possible. Spam is waste that abuses Bitcoin and needs to be better mitigated. Bitcoin is Freedom Money. Not a spam dump for bad actors and shitcoiners. View quoted note →

"A maximum-severity flaw in the widely used JavaScript library React, and several React-based frameworks including Next.js allows unauthenticated, remote attackers to execute malicious code on vulnerable instances. The flaw is easy to abuse, and mass exploitation is "imminent," according to security researchers."

'Exploitation is imminent' of max-severity React bug • The Register

: Finish reading this, then patch

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