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jb55 _@jb55.com 5 months ago
yeah but how much of the knots crowd was created by the ragebait algo, especially since these people don't seem to have any technical understanding of bitcoin
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JackTheMimic 5 months ago
Pushbytes segregation is not a lie. Increase the OP_RETURN to 520 bytes and there wouldn't be an argument. Is there a project that needs more than 520 bytes?
But isn't this true though? Doesn't Bitcoin Core v30 allow more writing on-chain by lifting the OP_RETURN limit? 1) In a more general terms, isn't the Bitcoin Core 30> direction to make Bitcoin more open to data in general? 2) Or is it false that Bitcoin core 30> wants to move in the direction to reduce or filter Bitcoin data to just be monetary data? Because it seems that it's clearly 1.
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waxwing 4 months ago
Wow. That 2nd message. He seems to be saying that it's not a problem if it ends up in a block, but is a problem if it's gossiped. But ... blocks get gossiped ..?
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waxwing 4 months ago
There is no change to consensus; before and after this, the amount of data (however you're defining that) allowed onchain is the same.