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BTC-Satan 11 months ago
I'm just a filthy HVAC tech in my basement. Running Knots. Watching this issue with intensity. I tend to flip over to Clark Moody Dashboard .... he doesn't seem to update as quickly.
What would be the critical mass of Knots nodes, to put pressure on the miner running core v30 not to allow illicit content uploads, as the confirmation might take too long?
Does anyone know how to point Knots to the full blockchain history that my core 29 is running on? I'd like to now make Knots the only variant on my umbrel. Tks
4444 nodes that cant use lightning, coinjoin, anchor outputs, or package relay. pooring one out for you guys.
Lightning works without op_return, coinjoin works without op_return. But you already know
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Bitcoin Mechanic 11 months ago
Just spreading FUD or you actually think Knots doesn't work exactly the same as Core wrt all that stuff?
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Bitcoin Mechanic 11 months ago
No one knows. @Luke had stats that attempted to track non-listening but no one really agrees on how best to do it.
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Bitcoin Mechanic 11 months ago
That pressure exists regardless. The more we relay it independently of them, the more plausible deniability they have that's all. MARA will put junk in the chain that is relayed by <1% of the network currently so that isn't the factor at play here for the most part. Delayed block propagation isn't really significant enough for miners to care. MARA did with the sub 1s/vb stuff but that's the world's least lucrative spam, and they seem to keep dipping into it anyway.
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Bitcoin Mechanic 11 months ago
The joins should be fine, it's the needlessly large OP_RETURN that's getting your stuff rejected from Knots mempools (rightly so, we're not obligated to store placeholder metadata about your coinjoins).
LFG! I’d love to see all the spam heads post their personal email addresses and turn off their email filters. It’s all valid, right. Just ones and zero’s.
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nepsis 11 months ago
Do you know anything about installing Knots on a Raspiblitz? Could you point me in the direction of a good guide?
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Packlight 11 months ago
Yes paul lamb on youtube has a great video for this
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Bitcoin Mechanic 11 months ago
RIght, I think they only use ~32 bytes which Knots permits by default. They "reserved the right" to use 45 or something - as if you can reserve the right to use other people's computers.
What the fuck, they're not even using it? Conflict grifters. I think they might even be being used by agents of the banking cartel, frankly. Controlled opposition. We're talking Whirlpool, right?
Damn right we're not obligated! I'd like to point out my Knots nodes are allowing slightly longer OP_RETURNs than the default. Filtering out all Knots nodes is a naive approach. Don't accept their false premise that everyone running Knots is running the same policy settings.
You just eat the lies and lopp’s slop with both hands, huh? I mean you think the bible is brainwashing afterall, so shouldn’t be surprised.
I recommend you do some research into the bible if you can make a comment like that. Also, I believe there are a lot more devs than 1 contributing to knots. It's important that we have decentralized node implementations too.
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Brian 11 months ago
What percentage of the network runs the latest version of bitcoin core?
Hmm, not sure if this can be achieved in the remaining time. 🫤 I don’t understand why Bitcoin organisation like blockstream, river are in favour of core v30.
palantir is who is behind it btw. i'm sure they have jpm and consensys in the operation too.
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. 11 months ago
Explain this perfectly pure transaction form you seek to permit?
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Léo leo@haf.ovh 11 months ago
Oh yeah can’t do much about that, they need to update their package. But anyway mempool should work normally.
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Léo leo@haf.ovh 11 months ago
Yeah that what it does. 😅 I’m just telling you that if you run mempool guide with knots 29.1 start9 will complain but you can safely ignore this.