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Last chance to hop into Bitcoin (SV) before people understand what _unwriter just did.

Pic related.

>> No.12969097

you don't need to be a computer scientist to know people who larp as 1337 h4x0rZ on twitter with their windows cmdline are 100% snake oil

>> No.12969123

bcash2 could literally solve every single one of bitcoin's problems and it wouldn't matter, because bcash2 is just yet another fork, and bitcoin is bitcoin.

>> No.12969134
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>>12969097

>> No.12969139

>>12969097
Lol @ calling unwriter a larper.

>> No.12969144

>>12969097

Ya the fact that they use the windows terminal by choice is pretty self evident of that.

>> No.12969154

what he did?

>> No.12969155
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>>12969134
>>12969139

oh rly? what terminal do you guys use?

>> No.12969171

>>12969079
brainlet here... what did he do?

>> No.12969185

>>12969154
>>12969171
deleted system32

>> No.12969190

>>12969079
Is this a fucking OS on BITCOIN???????????


Holy fuck and you idiots still hold BTC AND LINK

KEKKKEKEKEKEEKEKEKR YOU FUCKING POOR ASS DRONES LISTENING TO FUDSTERS
BSV IS THE ONLY FUCKING COIN

>> No.12969192

>>12969139
stop basing your investment decisions on e-celebs, retard
your assignment for today: close /biz/, google "eleanor roosevelt quote", then take an hour to actually think about it

>> No.12969195

>>12969171
Fudders are scared to explain.
Let's see how they downplay this.

>> No.12969197

>>12969190
>on BITCOIN???????????
no, its on some altcoin nobody cares about.

>> No.12969204

>>12969190
So its unhackable os?

>> No.12969221

It's gonna be so juicy when core will post their suicide prevention hotline add all over Reddit again

>> No.12969222

>>12969079
i was all in link now i am 50-50

>> No.12969247

I don't get it faggot explain to a sophisticated investor

>> No.12969249

>>12969079
Finally BITCOIN AS IT WAS INTENDED TO BE.

ENOUGH ALL THE STUPID SEGWIT LN ADDON SHITCOIN BULLSHIT

>> No.12969265
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[O1G] ARE YOU OKAY, SO [O1G] ARE YOU OKAY, ARE YOU OKAY, [O1G]?

>> No.12969288
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>>12969222
Checked. The Link drones are finally waking up.
>>12969249
>ENOUGH ALL THE STUPID SEGWIT LN ADDON SHITCOIN BULLSHI
A-fucking-men.

>> No.12969292

>>12969195
can a non-fudder explain? What is the significance of this? Is there a vishnu living on the blockchain?

>> No.12969301

>>12969292
Everything will be living on the Blockchain soon.

>> No.12969306

>>12969288
checked

now the question

how many to make it

>> No.12969309

>>12969306
If it ever takes it's rightful place over btc 1 will be all that is needed.

>> No.12969319

>>12969309
I am poor. I only have 0.34 BTC of BCHSV on binance.

>> No.12969322
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>>12969292
https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3265157
Now watch as a rabid band of shills descend on this thread to explain why CSW is just a conman who happens to spend all his time writing papers and obtaining patents, and how every single paper and patent, as well as every single reviewer of said papers and patents are just playing a part in some undefined long con conspiracy.
Then watch as they disappear before ever talking about the substance of this paper or at best make a withering one-line attack.

>> No.12969332

>mfw sitting comfy with my ETH stacks laying dick on all this BTC clones throwing shit at each other

>> No.12969334

>>12969322
he said non fudder

>> No.12969366

>>12969334
Do I look like a fudder to you or did you just look at the ironically posted image and not read the post?

>> No.12969375

>>12969079
No thanks, Hadji.

>> No.12969412

>>12969332
ETC is the real Ethereum

>> No.12969509

>>12969319
That’s more than most retards on here.

>> No.12969552

>>12969154
he hid all files and folder in the root directory, then typed "dir" in the windows CLI

>> No.12969640
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How many stinky bsv to buy crappy 2010 Honda Accord with under 100k miles :( i have 35 that I bought at 120 is that enough :((((((

>> No.12969820

>>12969640
too bad you need 200 bsv coins for that

>> No.12969829

>>12969322
>Then watch as they disappear before ever talking about the substance of this paper or at best make a withering one-line attack.
its usually the other way nigga
sv shills disapear when presented actual arguments and evidence and then start a new thread like nothing happened

>> No.12969843

>>12969820
Thanks just bought 100k

>> No.12969842

>>12969412
which is actually the case, etheruem classic is the only fork on the right side of history, but the network effects of ethereum are too strong. classic will outlive bcash1 and bcash2 though, precisely because it's the original chain.

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>>12969079
>88 meg disk
Luxury! Pic related gave me 0.99 kilobytes out the box. That’s 0.00000099 megs

>> No.12969977

>>12969322
Anyone can write a paper and there are a million journals that will publish them. You can patent any old wank.

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>>12969079
Sirs here is graphical representation of real Satoj network please consider

>> No.12970020

>>12969204
No it's the opposite, it's an unpatchable OS

>> No.12970365

Wow. Bought 100k

>> No.12970386

>>12970365
Unironically?

>> No.12971228

>>12969079
Is he running Windows on the bsv blockchain?

Bsv seems interesting. It makes me feel how I did back around 2009/2010, reading about Bitcoin, where everyone said it was stupid and a scam for dumb internet libertarians to lose their money.

The people interested in Bitcoin made sense, but I never bought any. Instead, I made fun of the buttons, too. I thought all these people making fun of it- they must be smarter than me, they must know things I don't.

Getting the same feeling from baby is making me feel the fomo pretty damn hard.

- Putting everything on the blockchain just makes sense. Operating systems (e.g., windows like in the OP), snippets of programs, etc. I'm wondering if it even makes oracles unnecessary if we go all the way to the ultimate end.*

- full traceability to make crime harder to hide. The idea that Bitcoin is for criminals has never made any sense to me, given that it permanently stores a record of all transactions.

- it makes sense to fight the idea that Bitcoin must be a story of value instead of a currency in order to remain able to run on a raspberry pie for censorship resistance so libertarian wackos can live out their anti-government fantasies. The rest of us are happy with traceability in our banking transactions and don't want to hide purchases from the government, we just want to prevent our money from being devalued via inflation. It still resists censorship where it matters (e.g., Venezuela).

>> No.12971244

>>12971228
> Getting the same feeling from baby is making me feel the fomo pretty damn hard.

Should be from "bsv" not from "baby".

>> No.12971282

so what are the pros of running an OS on-chain?

>> No.12971304

>>12971282
yeah, i would also like to know

>> No.12971314

>>12971304
IoT among other things

>> No.12971321

>>12971282
nothing anon

>> No.12971331

>>12969306
210

>> No.12971345

>>12969079
Wait, are you ironic or just retard?

>> No.12971354

>>12971282
>>12971304
I have no idea. Personally, I can't see any directly useful application. Maybe the stuff you build on top of the OS could be useful? It seems like we'd get eternal backward compatibility at least- if you were ever worried that one day you wouldn't be able to play StarCraft again, then maybe having StarCraft and the OS that runs it live forever on a publicly-accessible / publicly-runnable world computer would be neat. Worth paying for? I don't know. Still, it seems like a cool thing to do and sometimes big things come out of cool but useless-seeming things.

I will say that this seems like an alternative to ChainLink. Instead of needing a network of oracles to bring API data onto the blockchain, could faketoshi scale BSV to the point that all APIs just run on the blockchain in the first place? You don't need oracles to bring API data to the blockchain if you just bring the whole API to the blockchain.

Chainlink will probably still do well as an intermediate solution for legacy off-chain APIs, though.

>> No.12971361

>>12969079
I've worked with unwriter... he's actually a decent hardworking dev.

Sadly,unwriter's recent accomplishments with BSV amount to uploading arbitrary data onto blockchain. This data is completely useless and not easily found except when indexed and processed through a website that unwriter made.

It's actually worse than crap like cryptokitties since it doesn't even make any use of blockchain besides as (effectively) a write-only, decentralized backup medium.

>> No.12971362
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>>12971228
>Operating system
>Blockchain

>> No.12971363

>>12971282
Imagine running your OS remotely on a server (e.g. connecting with SSH)

Now imagine an incredibly slow and expensive infrastructure in between you and that machine. That's what's happening.

>> No.12971378

>>12971363
Not even that ... you have to run the OS on an emulator that only exists on a website that unwriter owns. Nothing is being 'run on chain'. The blockchain is just there as a data storage backend akin to a library of CD ROMs.

>> No.12971389

>>12971361
>Sadly,unwriter's recent accomplishments with BSV amount to uploading arbitrary data onto blockchain. This data is completely useless and not easily found except when indexed and processed through a website that unwriter made.
Is that different from other websites?

He has some Instagram-like toy. I haven't looked at the code, but using the blockchain as the backend instead of a webserver seems cool.

Even if that's dumb, using the blockchain as your database - behind your webserver - also seems cool.

>> No.12971395

>>12971378
wasn't the point to have an on-chain filesystem? You could install an OS onto that, and at least in theory, boot it.

The feasibility for an OS where every write operation costs money is obviously nil, but from an experimental standpoint it's pretty cool

>> No.12971401

>>12971378
>The blockchain is just there as a data storage backend akin to a library of CD ROMs.
Still pretty cool.

Imagine your webserver is a program that runs in a container. The program is stored on the blockchain and the container reads it during setup. Thus, no logic is being run on the chain, nor needs to be, but the program can still use the blockchain as a database.

>> No.12971429
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y-yes sir!! we are storing an operative system in the most expensive and difficult way there is on the world to store data!! cant you see that!!1!!1

we are going to the moooooooooon

>> No.12971431

>>129713958
cloud seems to be a bit more affordable (free) scale better and faster but whatever

>> No.12971438

>>12971389
>using the blockchain as your database
It's not really the database though. For that he uses MongoDB or whichever thing is trendy today. The actual database is a regular database that gets populated by processing blockchain with special purpose code.

In principle if all of unwriter's services went down, someone else could run the same code and reconstruct the same database. So the blockchain is used more like a backup medium.

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12971473

>makes you think

>> No.12971474

>>12971429
It will be faster to read data off the blockchain than your SSD in about 10 years.

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>>12969079
lets go boys

>> No.12971483

>>12971474

do you even know how a blockchain works you fucking little piece of retarded shit?

cant you see that you are literally being scammed? you are giving one of the most precious thing in the world (BTC) for some fork of a fork, you unironically deserve to die poor, and you will, dont be wrong.

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>>12971474
At this point it's impossible to tell if the people on biz are actually this retarded or are just playing it

>> No.12971491

>>12971474
>10 years
>ssd
kek that would be like floppy disks now
we will probably use holocubes or something

>> No.12971503

>>12969079
not sure whats special about an empty dir listing other than the time stamp being 2003.

>> No.12971506

>>12971474
that would be awesome. value would increase exponentially

>> No.12971515

>>12971438
Sounds less cool that way but I guess it makes sense. Blockchain is probably the most reliable backup and most applications probably don't need to execute in a trustless manner.

However, I'm having a hard time seeing how something like chainlink could be obviated without bringing more things on chain.

Maybe that means it won't be a threat to ChainLink after all.

>> No.12971516

By the way some people might be thinking "why not just use IPFS?" Good point, except IPFS is designed to lose data that is not kept 'fresh' by activity or by pinning.

I'd argue however that in the long term, the BSV blockchain will suffer the same fate if it gains success. It will become more and more expensive to run these kinds of full-chain services, so service operators will have to start charging to access their giant databases. Everyone else will just be running in pruning mode.

And let's not forget the BSV child porn problem... the need to maintain censorship lists of illegal data adds to the cost of running these services. Both operational and legal costs.

Maybe the IPFS way is just better -- the internet should forget things that nobody cares about.

>> No.12971525

>>12971474
Lol wut

How would that even work

Even if you went to the closest cdn, network latency should be far higher than local reads

>> No.12971536
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>>12971516
>the internet should forget things that nobody cares about
probably but i'm kinda glad the internet never forgot how creg tried to forge proof of his involvement in bitcoin 5 years later by backdating posts on his blog.

>> No.12971544

>>12971536
Hahaha I was having the same thought when I posted that.

>> No.12971571

>>12971536
>but i'm kinda glad the internet never forgot how creg tried to forge proof of his involvement in bitcoin 5 years later by backdating posts on his blog.
Then it sounds like you'll LOVE BSV! :)

>> No.12971583

>>12971525
Craig said estimated it would be about 12 years. He quoted it from a book that was written recently. Basically our bandwidth at it's increasing rates will be so fast that it will be faster than accessing any internal storage. 10 years is a long time. 2009's speeds were like 10mpbs.
https://www.cnet.com/news/u-s-broadband-speeds-rise-in-2009/
>The statistic shows the average internet connection speed in the United States from 2007 to 2017. In the first quarter of 2017, the average internet connection speed was 18.75 Mbps.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/616210/average-internet-connection-speed-in-the-us/

^ is the average speed, look at the increasing rates.

>> No.12971595

>>12971571
only if it btfos creg so bad he never sits again

>> No.12971602

>>12971583
It sounds like you're saying it's going to be faster to access the internal storage of some server via a network connection, than it is to access local internal storage. I don't really get how tasks A+B in series can be faster than task B alone.

>> No.12971641

>>12971602
well bittorrent can be theoretically faster than any one drive involved, but it sounds unreasonable for sure

>> No.12971648

>>12971474
This.

We will have one global giant supercomputer, like a brain, which stores every information since 2019.
Pictures, Music, files in general.
But more important, programs, codes, contracts, money and transactions in general.

Every device we will use will be a screen with Ethernet only.
You will always be online as nodes build the connectivity infrastructure of the future.

And don't forget about machine learning and AI tools, having access to the real data of human civilisations.

There's only one thing which comes after Metanet, becoming an interplanetary race.

>> No.12971652

>>12971648
>We will have one global giant supercomputer
imbecile

>> No.12971673

>>12971648
based

>>12971652
cringe

>> No.12971689

>>12971652
You know that Bitcoin is already the most powerful global computer/network in hashpower, do you?

>> No.12971699
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>>12971474

>> No.12971776

Why choose ms-dos of all shitty os-es to "run" on a blockchain (useless as fuck).

>> No.12971792

>>12971689
>global computer
its a fucking data base with an algorithm, not a computer, brainlet

>> No.12971796

>>12971776
You are welcome to put any OS you want on it. Also probably because of licensing.

>> No.12971807

>>12971792
com·put·er

>an electronic device for storing and processing data, typically in binary form, according to instructions given to it in a variable program.

you are a retard.

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>>12971792
>he doesn't know bitcoin is turing complete

>> No.12971838

>>12971807
Bitcoin is not an electronic device you fucking retard. It does uses existing computers to store its data

>> No.12971849

>>12971838
Wow. Because right now all computer's are electronic devices. Bitcoin is the future of computers. It won't be a device in the future. That's the entire innovation of metanet retard.

>> No.12971850

>>12971807
Topkek nice answer

>>12971838
Topkek nice retard

>> No.12971864

>>12969079
pic related shows a cuck using windows.

>> No.12971884

>>12971849
> right now all computer's are electronic devices
yes they fucking are, its not a computer otherwise, its a virtual machine which is a different thing

>> No.12971897

>>12971864
Another retard who doesn't understand that his computer monitor will have a power plug, plenty USB ports and a Ethernet an Ethernet connection which plugs you directly into the metanet.

You won't have a computer booting your OS, you will have the metanet choosing whatever the OS you want.

Imagine your fucking HDMI cable goes not into the video card but into the router

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>>12971884
A virtual machine is a software computer that, like a physical computer, runs an operating system and applications.

>> No.12971911

>>12971897
still, a cuck using windows.

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>>12970008
kek

>> No.12971925

>>12971903
and it runs IN a computer, brainlet. You cannot have a virtual machine without a physical computer running it. Holy shit..

>> No.12971926

>>12971903
no it's not. A VM is merely a mapping of stored functions to instructions.

A popular counter example is the java VM (JVM) which runs no operating system but instead directly translates java byte code to machine instructions

>> No.12971933

>>12969247

Unwriter is building an OS that bootstraps off bitcoin

Similar to Urbit

>> No.12971937

>>12971925
>>12971926
https://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-50/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.vmware.vsphere.vm_admin.doc_50%2FGUID-CEFF6D89-8C19-4143-8C26-4B6D6734D2CB.html

sure, VMWARE is wrong about their product. Only the biggest vm companies around. ABSOLUTE STATE

>> No.12971951

>>12971937
you are a fucking retard lol, better keep your mouth shut about shit you got no clue of

>> No.12971954

>>12971926
Those two VM types are different things with the same naming. The first is an emulation of an operating system within another one, the other is an interpreter of intermediate product of compilation into native code

>> No.12971956

>>12971818
its not

>> No.12971960

>>12971951
Nice ad-hominem, really can see your IQ with that one.

>> No.12971961

>>12971937
>>12971954

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_machine

educate yourself. The generic supertype "virtual machine" is just a mapping of machine behaviors. A system VM is a virtual computer in a box, which (given they fucking make system VMs) VMWare references in their docs

>> No.12971965

https://youtu.be/GH6p3WE3v8Q

Andrew DeSantis has been talking about this stuff for years. This video was shot just before the Segwit fork and he predicts the future to a tee. He even says "the Craig Wright fork with data centers and huge blocks is gonna be the one that catches on"

Weird guy but I got chills watching this.

>> No.12971976

>>12971960
>low IQ
>>12969301
>>12971474
>>12971849
>doesnt even understand the difference between computer and software

>> No.12971979

>>12971961
>A "virtual machine" was originally defined by Popek and Goldberg as "an efficient, isolated duplicate of a real computer machine."

>> No.12971991

>>12971961
from your shit wiki link

Definitions
A "virtual machine" was originally defined by Popek and Goldberg as "an efficient, isolated duplicate of a real computer machine."[1] Current use includes virtual machines that have no direct correspondence to any real hardware.[2]

The physical, "real-world" hardware running the VM is generally referred to as the 'host', and the virtual machine emulated on that machine is generally referred to as the 'guest'. A host can emulate several guests, each of which can emulate different operating systems and hardware platforms.

>> No.12971994

>>12971689
are you having a mental breakdown?
bitcoin is not mining pools
mining pools are not asics
asics are not computers

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>> No.12972021

>>12971979
>>12971991

>The Popek and Goldberg virtualization requirements are a set of conditions sufficient for a computer architecture to support system virtualization efficiently
Yes they're explicitly talking about system virtualization. The wiki article about virtual machines is imprecise

>> No.12972047

>>12972021
I see what you guys are saying. But bitcoin is not a VM.

>> No.12972064

>>12969937
Awww shit that's a blast from the past!

>> No.12972249

>>12971933
Is urbit the weird-ass mencius moldbug thing?

>> No.12972286

>>12971965
>Andrew DeSantis
Who is he?

>> No.12972334

>>12972286

One of the smartest minds in crypto

You would be wise to listen to all 3 of his interviews that are out there

>> No.12972457

>>12972334
All his videos? That one is so long.

>> No.12972585

Wow he pulled up his C drive in command prompt.... wow so hax0rs much r3spect #1337

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>>12971228
This guy is starting to get it.
>>12971363
No, you're not getting it.
>>12971395
You have to be more imaginative. The ability to run arbitrary programs on the blockchain has tremendous potential applications: construction of truly decentralized oracles and ultimately DACs that "live" on the blockchain while allowing users/employees/contracts/other DACs to join and leave at will.
>>12971474
This anon is correct.
>>12971652
No, you are the imbecile.

>> No.12972667

>>12971228
hes not running windows hes running MSDOS

>> No.12972676

>>12972457

Do what you want, but Andrew and a small group of outliers have been ahead of the pack for years.

>> No.12972694

>>12972676
Been watching it. Am 18 minutes in.

Half the time I don't understand him but the other half he is saying some interesting things.

Not yet sure if he's a genius or a really good bullshitter.

>> No.12972703

>>12972603
sorry asshat your dreams are not rooted in reality at all

>> No.12972731

>>12972694
there is an easy way to tell if he is an advocate of sv its bullshit

>> No.12972735

>>12972603
>construction of truly decentralized oracles
How? And do you even need them?

An oracle brings the stuff from off the chain onto the chain.

If everything is already on the chain, then there's no need for an oracle.

It seems to me that bsv would make oracles obsolete, except for maybe stuff that would always have to start off-chain. E.g., temperature sensors, other sensors, IoT in general, etc.

But the chainlink case where you need a network of decentralized oracles to fetch some data from an http API seems like it wouldn't exist- if bsv does what some people think, then the ideal would be to move those APIs onto the chain. No oracle necessary.

>> No.12972871

>>12972735
Anyone?

Some random dude being dismissed as a fraud and then coming back to drive bsv into the future as some kind if bizarre Black swan could be the only real fud I see for link right now.

>> No.12972897

>>12972871
Guess what the black swan just happened, nobody could see this coming , everyone including me and you.
The real question is how to you prepare for the nigger swan

>> No.12972930

>>12970008
Holy shit anon

It's true

>> No.12972936

OP is right. The rest of you are faggots.

>> No.12972966
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https://mobile.twitter.com/BryceWeiner/status/1081434134264725504

This guy claims Andrew desantis exploited segwit and segwit and lightning are fucked.

Anyone ever heard of this guy?

Timing is interesting... In 2018, didn't Craig say he had found a fatal flaw in lightning network?

Maybe there really is a critical flaw and Andrew found it.

>> No.12973047

I would never trust faketoshi
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Rzcgpdj7SA

>> No.12973065

>>12971776
Because reactos is on alpha curryman

>> No.12973086

>>12972966
Noone?

>> No.12973196

>>12972966
Show proof

>> No.12973200

>>12973047
We are talking abour unwriter you retard

>> No.12973219

>>12973196
None. Inviting anons to speculate and dig for bread crumbs.

>> No.12973393

>>12972731

The video is pre-BCH fork.

DeSantis was one of the founders of 21.co, now known as Earn.com

>>12972694

Just keep watching, he veers off into stuttering pothead mode a few times but eventually paints a very clear picture of where the future is headed

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>>12972703
lol, people like you were saying the same thing to me about bitcoin in 2012. The fact that posting triggers you just tells me that I'm on the right track. Quite the deja vu.

>> No.12973456

>>12971652
????
Do you even know what Ethereum is you retard lol...

>> No.12973471

>>12971838
you fucking moron, its a virtual machine hosted by each individual node in the network. On a global scale, this network BECOMES the computer.

>> No.12973473

>>12971956
Ethereum is though. So you're still very wrong.

>> No.12973478

>>12973456
Yeah vitaliks meme project that never scales

>> No.12973483

>>12972735
A DAC could easily act as an oracle and multiple DACs could compete to provide the service, or another solution similar to Augur may be more competitive. There are many solutions to the oracle problem and a Turing complete blockchain script enables them.

>> No.12973550

>>12971965
Hey anon brainlet here, andrew just said satoshi removed genesis block

And miner will keep mining after the block rewards end

And lost coins dont matter

Could you like ELI5 pretty puhlizzzz

>> No.12973587

>>12972694
>>12972676
>>12971965
This Andrew desantis guy is a fucking genius

I just got to the part where he threw out that he thinks at scale, capitalism and communism become the same thing.

I have been thinking the same thing to myself for so long

Also, he thinks:
- yeah, big blocks, lots of storage, the Craig wright thing will win
- nodes will cost $20k and it'll be fine
- the software running on those $20k nodes? Patents patents patents

I guess this guy also has a security/penetration testing background. Combined with being super knowledgeable about blockchain/Bitcoin, it wouldn't surprise me if he did find a vulnerability. Plus, it seems so fucking bonkers for some guy to just make up a claim that this random Andrew desantis dude successfully attacked lightning.

And the timing is interesting... Shortly after Craig claimed to know a lightning network vulnerability.

And the tweet claims the txn happened in 2017? Andrew was already seeming sympathetic to Craig's ideas in this video, even while he seemed like he didn't know much about Craig. Wouldn't surprise me if they talked. Perhaps that's how Craig learned of the vulnerability, if one exists.

>> No.12973598

>>12971965
>Weird guy but I got chills watching this.
Yeah super weird but fuck I feel the same

Also I feel like the desantis/wright connection could actually be a thing, which would be fun. Imagine if biz is so focused on link breadcrumbs that they don't even notice the BSV breadcrumbs.

>> No.12973612

>>12973550
This, pls

I didn't understand any of that part of the video.

>>12973587
>nodes will cost $20k and it'll be fine
Also, to people who think blocks must be small to enable decentralization via raspberry pies, note that he also said basically, $20k nodes just means people will realize that Bitcoin is already not very decentralized or something like that.

>> No.12973613

>>12973598
lurker here, we notice

>> No.12973634

>>12973598
breadcrumbs? Its a whole fucking baguette but people are to blind to see it

>> No.12973642

>>12973634
>>12973613
>>12973598
should i be loading up on SV?

>> No.12973652

>>12973587

Wright and DeSantis have known of each other since 2015 or so at least. It's hard to find their tweets (I'll try to find my own copies) but CSW is definitely aware of him and DeOS.

>> No.12973662

>>12973642
Yes plz anon kun

>> No.12973688

>>12973642
I don't know yet.

I thought I would get a small stack of like 21 bsv for Black swan insurance, just in case bsv takes over and burns all our alts to the ground as wright claims it will.

Honestly, I am tempted to get more than that because Wright's claims that blockchain will be used to fight crime make sense to me, but then there's still shit that makes him seem like a crazy person, and so much fud around him, that I feel like I did in 2009/2010, too afraid to take a real position since all the people who think he/bsv is dumb can't.all be wrong, I must be the idiot for considering it, right?

Maybe with more digging, we'll see if we should load up on bsv. I don't know yet.

Fwiw, Andrew desantis claims Bitcoin will hit $800k, maybe a million, but that seemed like it could be one of his stuttering pothead moments >>12973393

Biz should probably be paying more attention to bsv, though. Remember, you make the best gains when you're a contrarian *and* you're right. If biz figures out bsv is a good, that's probably even more contrary to Reddit and the rest of the "mainstream" crypto than link is. Imagine the potential gains if it's a real thing and we find out first.

>> No.12973702

>>12971228
This is also me, btw

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I am 100% autistic and 100% all in BSV. So you can have that data point.

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>>12973688

Honestly man, if CSW is a scammer then we're all fucked. Forget the investment. Either we all die in shitcoin hell, or we become the super elite. BSV is the only one that actually fixes the world. Everything else is rat poison squared.

>> No.12973791

>>12973743
I guess I am too intelligent for this timeline. Is everyone just fucking braindead in this clownworld? Where is the 'scam' everyone keeps saying bout CSW and BSV? Is it the millions of dollars in r&d that nChain has developed for bitcoin? Is the the tens of millions of dollars on patent attorneys and applications to file defensive patents to prevent banks and other companies from destroying bitcoin? Is is the tens of millions of dollars spent on mining farms and on-going power costs? All these investments into the system - is this the 'scam'?

>> No.12973826

>>12973791
There's no scam. They just don't believe Craig is Satoshi. Whether he is or isn't is ultimately irrelevant anyway.

>> No.12973864

>>12973791

99% of the "crypto space" has no clue about any of that stuff. Seriously. They don't know anything about CSW or nChain, it's all just throwaway ad hominem and faketoshi man bad. Literally noone has done their research. I've talked to a lot of well-regarded people about this. They don't have a clue.

>> No.12973887

"BSV is a web commodity, the first of its kind. BTC is a simulation/massively-multiplayer experiment in getting compromised by the feds."

>> No.12973888

>>12973791
its clownworld bruh... they are braindead.

>> No.12973905

>>12973688
>afraid to take a real position since all the people who think he/bsv is dumb can't.all be wrong
Oh, but they can.
Open up archive.org and check out slashdot's coverage of bitcoin in 2011. Back in the day their community was not dumb, but they completely missed bitcoin when it was in the single/double digits.
Thank you for this >>12973587 post by the way. Made me look deeper into DeSantis and was not disappointed.

>> No.12973910

>>12973550

The GB is just a header. It never existed.

"The first 50 BTC block reward went to address 1A1zP1eP5QGefi2DMPTfTL5SLmv7DivfNa,[1] though this reward can't be spent due to a quirk in the way that the genesis block is expressed in the code. It is not known if this was done intentionally or accidentally."

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>>12973888
Checked.

>> No.12973950

Imagine the shit storm when BSV finally takes over and CSW turns out to be SN.

A lot of countries (France, Germany) are already banning anonymous cryptocurrenices. Monero, Zcash, Bcash and BTC(LN) are going to be completely irrelevant in no time.

>> No.12974044

>>12973826
I just need to believe in unwriter to load up bsv

>> No.12974061

>>12973950
Sauce?

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>>12974044
>unwriter
checked

>> No.12974155

>>12973905
>Thank you for this >>12973587 (You) # post by the way. Made me look deeper into DeSantis and was not disappointed.
Nice. I'm looking over his activity on medium. Can't find a Twitter for him, though. Saw what I thought might be it, but appeared to be deleted or disabled.

>> No.12974174

>>12974154
I'm literally typing that hash in blockchair

>> No.12974180

>>12973587
>>12974155
Ooof. My IDs keep changing. Those are also me again. I'll start using my wifi instead of lte.

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>> No.12974198

>>12974174
it doesnt exist. yet.

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>> No.12974224

>>12974154
where is this post from if you don't mind me asking? Was there any more?

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>> No.12974284

>>12973688
its tough with the uncertainty but that is also the only reason we get a chance to scoop up bitcoin so cheap again

>> No.12974287

>>12969079
Nope

>> No.12974316

>>12974284
Good point.
>>12974227
This guy seems so odd. Definitely a genius. But either genius beyond my comprehension or genius plus really odd.

>> No.12974324

>>12974316
>This guy seems so odd.
In a good way, though. I like how he comes up with an idea that is super unexpected and seems to pursue it wherever it goes.

>> No.12974347

>>12974284
If im seeing this thread again tomorrow being bumped im unironically going all in

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>>12974316

Found some pics I saved.

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>>12972603
How the fuck is this different from Ethereum? Why is this being touted as some new idea? How the fuck is this shit meant to scale. Explain, and I will go all in. Serious.

>> No.12974838

>>12974767

There's no storage/ram component to Ethereum, it also uses accounts instead of deterministic wallets. Smart contracts with solidity are very good at escrow type transactions and not much else. You can do a lot more in BSV

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>>12974767
It's not a new idea. It is a very old one. Vitalik founded Ethereum because he saw the writing on the wall as far as the core developers limiting BTC's blocksize was concerned and said fuck it, I'll make my own bitcoin, but better. He hoped to scale through PoS but as it turns out when you limit your vision to just hobbyist nodes there is no way to effectively scale except through better hardware. That is what Vitalik never understood and Satoshi did: the economic side of the equation is just as important as the technical side and it is silly to hamstring the implementation with software-defined constraints.
BSV will scale because the software will not be artificially limited to run on hobbyist-tier hardware. Mining nodes and economically significant non-mining nodes will be incentivized to provide a high level of transaction throughput and with BSV restoring the bitcoin script functionality in all its glory, bitcoin will once again become the "universally programmable money" that Vitalik signed up for before he got pushed out by a bunch of retarded neckbeards.

>> No.12974867

>>12971483

BTC isn't even worth $1 much less what it's going for now...

>> No.12975030

>>12974867

see

>>12973887

>> No.12975086

So what is Craig waiting for? When does he send BTC to the grave?

>> No.12975107

>>12975086
He gave everyone a year to prepare. He met with some high end Japanese dude that holds a huge position in XRP. My guess is he told him to liquidate his position before X date.
>>12974864
This. And crypto is mostly short term thinkers who are naive about law and economics. Just good programmers, that’s all.

>> No.12975169

>>12974347
Have fun

>> No.12975233

Imagine unironically reading all this shit in this thread and larping as you understand anything.
Satoshi died in mh370 together with some other chink rfid patent holders. This is all a show for the final nwo to take place.

>> No.12975246

>>12975233
Sauce or btfo

>> No.12975336

>>12975233
Only brainlets don't understand

>> No.12975465

>>12975086
He waits until 2020 so he can sell the tulip trust.
If BTC dies before he will loose the whole BTC money

>> No.12975521

>>12975465
This

>> No.12975598

>>12975233
>Satoshi died in mh370
kek

>> No.12975698

>>12970020
Wrong, can be patched. Get rkd bsv to.the moon

>> No.12975756

>>12975698
Yes it can and you can always track all changes. Bitcoin is King is SV

>> No.12975793

>>12975465
what is tulip trust

>> No.12975804

>>12975793
https://www.top500.org/site/50547

Not helping any faggots anymore buy my bags at 100k/bitcoin

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>> No.12975883

>>12973444
few thing trigger me little one

>> No.12975902

>>12973473
moving the goalpost? bitcoin is no more turing complete than a piece of tape is sure you can run it through a turing machine why not... ethereum has turing complete script can get away with it because of the gas concept which bitcoin doesnt have. its one way to deal with infinite loops.

>> No.12975911

>>12975793
bullshit made up for tax fraud purposes

>> No.12975936

>>12974864
no ethereums putpose was to be a next gen platform for smart contracts not limited by btc script.

pos can scale alright the problem is the incentives and switching from pow is 100% will result in a competing fork which means chaos. miners are invested in pow with hardware. you cant just tell them fuck off you are no longer needed

>> No.12976002

>>12975936
and btw i think this is the real purpose behind sharding to quarantine miners in a way that makes them happy short term and long term they can still move to etc

>> No.12976009

>>12972603

you are full of shit

there is absolutely no reason why should you crappy binary code to be encoded as a digital fabric instead of a simple binary stream

there is literally nothing to see here.artificial complications without a demand or even rationale

>> No.12976126

>>12975936
>>ethereum
>>mongodb

>> No.12976214

Running an OS on the Bitcoin SV and thinking you're smart is a bit like your Down's Syndrome neighbour dragging a barbecue into their parent's car, burning some sausages on it and thinking they're Thomas Edison.

>> No.12976482

>>12976126
what do you want with mongoloid db?

>> No.12976617

>>12975756
Yeah, Fuck link fuck HOT fuck Segshit
/biz/ all in BSV NOW GO GO GO

>> No.12976628

>>12976214
That's quite the beautiful image, anon.

>> No.12976778

>>12976617
Yep Bsv will win no matter what corecucks say

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>>12969079
Dog is cat

>> No.12976854

>>12974347
All in yet?

>> No.12976913

>>12974224
>where is this post from
i dunno, it was posted to the blockchain:
https://bitstagram.bitdb.network/#raw_3330a08167a1b44fa3cb8262fce9db32b655db92bacd8a2dd0356c5ecde44a24

>> No.12976962

>>12976913
Holy shit

>> No.12976966

>>12973598
>Imagine if biz is so focused on link breadcrumbs that they don't even notice the BSV breadcrumbs.
This whole BSV thing is a cult where people clamour over who has more secret knowledge of what Craig is planning. It's crazy to watch.

Good riddance, I'd say.

>> No.12977055

>>12976854
It's me

Maybe i'll change it for 3 days

I see the hashrate is now on par with bcash

Moon soon?

>> No.12977066

>>12976779
more like
>low res picture of a dog is basically an actual real dog or just the same in all aspects relevant to dogs

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>>12976002
>TFW anons enjoying a BSV thread that is pure kino but you are on a mission to disrupt and negate at all costs.
You've already lost. Of that I'm pretty sure.

>> No.12977191

>>12976913
nice, i need to pay more attention to bitstagram.

>> No.12977201

>>12977140
i only remember 1 time out of hundreds where i actually lost an argument against a cashie. bring it on!

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>>12977203
i got you anon

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>>12977191
>>12977201
and two more coming right up
and one for me >>12977203 don't mind if I do :^)

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>>12977201
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>>12977211
Nothing like pure NaCl to bump the thread.

>> No.12977370

>>12976913
how far are we from that block?

>> No.12977375

>>12977266
you have to mix some KCl around 4:1into it too or there will be an electrolyte imbalance.

>> No.12977407

>>12977370
>https://bitstagram.bitdb.network/#raw_3330a08167a1b44fa3cb8262fce9db32b655db92bacd8a2dd0356c5ecde44a24
over 2 million blocks away, i.e. like 40 years so not very useful

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>>12969097
I uploaded a screenshot from here to bitstagram and got tipped 10,25 cents as you can see on pic related.

I'm officially a paid shiller now

>> No.12977592 [DELETED] 

JUST SO EVERYONE IS AWARE. O1G IS A JANNY AND HES A BCASHER

>> No.12977734

>>12977587
you failed to upload my comment about him being an imbecile tho :( it's not like there is private date corporations people governments want to keep secret right no let's put everything out in the open.
>inb4 encrypted
doesn't matter if the keys are on the same one "computer" the data is.

fucking imbeciles...

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>>12977587
early adopter. just hold those bitcoins, they will be worth a lot more than 10 cents, as they are keys to unlock the global computer the world is about to become reliant on.

also the metanet is the first recorded history of provable truth in human history. get in now on chapter 1 and just imagine how many more tips you will get from future generations who look back at what we have created.

>> No.12977856

>>12977744
Checked and confirmed.
Even us early understanders can merely see a little piece of the possibilities, yet know that they are endless.

It's a computer, so it can do whatever a computer can do.
It's Turing complete, it can run whatever code you can think of.
It's global, you can input from location x to have an impact in location y.

So it's like a server everyone can access.
But it has no owner, no admin

It's a WORM system. Write Once Read Many. Nobody can change your input ever.

Endless fucking possibilities, there's literally nothing you can't do.

It will bring more use cases than the internet and can run all exiting use cases of the internet based on a more profitable business model, for both, companies and users cause middle man's are fucked.

Win win win win win win win

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>>12977744
good idea
it's time to start dumping /pol/ content onto the blockchain
everyone will know the truth of the jewish holohoax and slave trade shenanigans

>> No.12978043

amazing how hard sv is being suppressed right now. Any movement up is immediately dumped down.

>> No.12978145

>>12978043
Smart money is accumulating. The moon mission will be glorious

>> No.12978172

>>12978145
It'll shoot straight past counter positively to Bitcoin Segwit LN ™

>> No.12978174

Unwriter has literally not done a single thing since he joined SV, except make a bunch of one-liners, steal other people's projects then get pissed off when those other people disabled their centralized API, and relaunch BITDB 7 times with code removed rather than added.

Even Bitdb Fountainhead for BCH has done more work on improving and building useful tools than Unwriter has done since 2018.

>> No.12978186

>>12977587
Oh you're on the site where there's constantly being posted child porn, making housing the blockchain illegal.

"Officer, I swear this kiddie porn was put on my hard drive by craig wright, I had no hand in it!!!!"

>> No.12978201

>>12978174
Lol cope harder, Amaury

>> No.12978207

>>12978201
Gotcha Ari, I'll have a horrid time coping with your literally zero new projects ;)

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12978262

>>12978043
Not being surpressed, retards who didn't get out at $140 when it split want to get out now at as a good of a price as they can.

>> No.12978297

>>12978186
Haha. Nobody was dumb enough to use his address to post CP yet on bitstagram.
You can give it a try though, but feds will track you down this year or on 20 years. Doesn't matter it's tracked, immutable, forever.

>> No.12978334

>>12978297
Are you dumb or something? There's been like 8 occurrences at this point of full on child rape being posted on the BSV blockchain.

UW's even conveniently included some of them in the bitstagram query field (open console -> press on query -> q -> $nin

>> No.12978355

>>12978334
> Oh you're on the site where there's constantly being posted child porn

You were talking about bitstagram, retard

>> No.12978367

>>12978355
Yes, and there's been kiddie porn posted both on the BSV blockchain and on bistragram numerous times. Your poor boy T OG was traumatized by it

>> No.12978385

>>12978367
Do you have any better argument or is this all?
It's a old and disarmed fud argument

>> No.12978393

>>12978385
It's not an argument it's a statement of fact, and a scary one. You're sharing the same coin as sex offenders and child rapists. If you get raided on a unrelated charge and police searches your HDD with forensics software they can easily find the kiddie porn even hidden in block files.

>> No.12978435

>>12978393
you realize we're not all sitting around running SV full nodes on our home computers or soi-pis right?

>> No.12978525

>>12978262
>ept make a bunch of one-liners, steal other people's projects then get pissed off when those other people disabled their centralized API, and relaunch BITDB 7 times with code removed rather than added.

whore coin

no families allowed

>> No.12978587

>>12978385
>disarmed fud argument
Nope. It's still valid and unanswered.
Serving as a SV node --> distributing CP.
>otehr blockchains have it too!!
they have links to it, they don't host it.

>> No.12978603

>>12978435
Which magical entity is allowed to store CP on their hard drives?

>> No.12978627

>>12978603
Google will help you

>> No.12978669
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12978669

>>12977856
This is really kind of scary to think about. It's completely unexplored territory, like a new step in human civilization with implications no one can understand let alone control. Like opening Pandora's Box.

Are we creating a monster that will end up destroying us all?

>> No.12978678

>>12978627
Google says that nobody can store CP for business or leisure.

>> No.12978683

what exactly did roger ver mean by this?
https://0bin.net/paste/0Hqu2j9q+CyawdOx#ONzZK8+WxyXQtBV9YviWpv62iIadv6mjfjPpzpsb+4S

>> No.12978684

>>12969079
>>buying a scam coin

>> No.12978694

>>12978678
The BCSW people want to argue that they are "service providers" which by the very definition of a node they are not. And even if some backwater judge was able to thing that was true, they still fully knowingly store, distribute and traffic child porn on a constant basis between themselves, which is 3x8 counts of some of the worst things you can do.

>> No.12978737

>>12978684
>https://0bin.net/paste/0Hqu2j9q+CyawdOx#ONzZK8+WxyXQtBV9YviWpv62iIadv6mjfjPpzpsb+4S
>>unironically scam coin i got for Fucking free!!!!!!

>> No.12978754
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12978754

To all the old, tired cp fud:
OP_return is miner prunable

Plus services providing access to the blockchain can filter it out, on their end.

Old fud is old.

>> No.12978795

>>12978754
>OP_return is miner prunable
from the index. It remains in the blockchain forever
>SVtards in charge of knowing basic blockchain principles

>> No.12978807 [DELETED] 

>>12969249
>ENOUGH ALL THE STUPID SEGWIT LN ADDON SHITCOIN BULLSHIT

yeah lmao fuck lightning its just a stupid payment addon lmao it doesnt even let you upload photos and shit to the blockchain instead cos thats what was in the bitcoin whitepaper lmao

>> No.12978818

>>12978795
So why is it not illegal then?

>> No.12978827 [DELETED] 

>>12971228
>- it makes sense to fight the idea that Bitcoin must be a story of value instead of a currency in order to remain able to run on a raspberry pie for censorship resistance so libertarian wackos can live out their anti-government fantasies. The rest of us are happy with traceability in our banking transactions and don't want to hide purchases from the government, we just want to prevent our money from being devalued via inflation. It still resists censorship where it matters (e.g., Venezuela).

gas yourself kike shill

>> No.12978839

>>12978754
Then report yourself to the FBI and remove it like you're supposed to do. No? You'd rather keep your kiddie porn ring, awesome, good for you, enjoy prison.

>> No.12978844

>>12978795
>>dont use knife
>>kills

>> No.12978913

>>12978603
so its between the posters of it, miners, and law enforcement. I don't like people doing it but it's like signing their own prison sentence immutably forever. Gotta be a special kind of stupid to post that shit onto an immutable ledger.

>> No.12978992

>>12978913
Literally no. Whoever posted that I guarantee you have done their due-diligence to make sure their coins aren't tracable back to them. Just because bsv has a public ledger doesn't mean you can magically find out who a person is especially if they used no KYC and decent opsec to get the coins in the first place.

>> No.12979131

Isn't it obvious by now that fudders are accumulating by themselves?
This is going to moon so hard I can't really comprehend.
Anyone with braincells>3 knows this.

>> No.12979282
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12979282

>>12978669
This kind of opening of Pandora's box has happened in human history several times. The invention of written language, the invention of formalized and codified religion, the invention of formalized mathematics, the invention of the printing press and the invention of the radio (mass media) all ultimately fundamentally altered human civilization in ways that could not be anticipated by the average person who was around at the time of each invention.
As to whether or not we are creating a monster, it's hard to say but given that the system we are creating can solve many problems plaguing 21st century Western civ, I'd say it's worth a shot. We are already staring down the maw of a monster (globohomo deep-state mediated crony capitalism) as it is, so honestly anything other than the status quo is worth a try.
>>12978587
>>12978603
>>12978678
>>12978839
Look at how desperate abject morons and their CIA nigger handlers are to discredit our work. If this isn't the right track I don't know what is

>> No.12979552

>>12978262
yeah and the rest of us are mighty annoyed at the constant idiotic shilling and wild claims.

>> No.12979572

Send me money

paypal.me/Zsundquist

>> No.12979590

>>12978913
People would be stupid to perform murder because of the dire consequences and almost certainty of being caught? They still do it for their own unforeseen reasons - fucking with the system being a major part of it as most hackers would attest

>> No.12979595

>>12978844
IMMUTABLE you dingbat

>> No.12979599

>>12979572
done

>> No.12979612

>>12978913
there are 7 countries where cp is either legal or unregulated anyone uploading from there would break no law but any node syncing the chain in an other would

>> No.12979637

>>12978669
It's time for the next level our world is fucked anyway. Let's give it a try

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12979714

>>12979612
You know jack shit about the actual statutes if you think that a tiny amount of CP downloaded as part of a much larger stream of data is going to be a problem in the civilized world. If that wasn't the case, BTC or any other immutable ledger would not be viable. Period. End of story.
In b4
>it's easier to upload raw data to BSV than BTC and that makes all the difference!
No it doesn't. It means exactly jack shit if you look at the actual statues and case law.
What's more. The fact that shills like you are harping on this in exactly the same way the buttcoiners were in 2011/2012 should give you pause. You are nothing but the same breed of retard, except instead of being a no-coiner you are either a clueless late adopter or someone with zero intellectual integrity.

>> No.12979740

It's just an empty directory. Holy shit this board is dumb.

>> No.12979781

>>12977856

so hows the security on this global computer? why would companies be interested if theres no privacy

>> No.12979834

>>12979714
>If that wasn't the case, BTC or any other immutable ledger would not be viable. Period. End of story.
HOSTING vs LINKS TO CP. bsv HOSTS, BTC has LINKS.
Your misunderstanding of this vital difference borders on malicious

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12979838

>>12979282
>>12979637
As long as it removes kikes from power, I am all for it.

Full steam ahead BSV!

>> No.12979839

>>12979781
The system we have been designing would allow for the integration and mashup of information in a manner that is secure and private yet also allows access across multiple groups. We believe that it will make applications built on such a platform much more valuable than anything we see now.
you should sometimes anon

>> No.12979913
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12979913

>>12979834
>He thinks only links to CP are embedded in BTC and there is no actual image data.
>Your misunderstanding is malicious!
They are not sending their best. Get a better script you nigger.

>> No.12979925

>>12973598
desantis is no fan of csw, he's called him out as a fraud many times

>> No.12979927

>>12977587
But that was my comment though. :(

>> No.12980004

>>12979925
Proof or STFU . othe anon already poated a link whre he says he agrees with CSW vision regarding bitcoin

>> No.12980031

>>12979781
Also hacking would be a thing from the past because every action is recorded on the ledger, therefore the smallest attempt would result in a immutable logfile, traceable.

In today's hacking scene most important step is to delete the log file to not leave traces. This will be impossible.

Also.. you can't even alter a system and even if you could (by somehow making a fraudulent software upgrade), all previous states and data are still stored immutable for an quick and easy rollback.

>> No.12980046

>>12980031
In fact, it's not even a "rollback" but a reuse of an older key.

>> No.12980069

>>12980031
The Ethereum virtual machine already is the most promising “world computer” project. Why would Shitcoin Vision succeed when Ethnhas failed to scale?

>> No.12980071

>>12980046
As an example:
Microsoft will not say "please update to version x.xx security patch something"
They will say "please use key xiwhsj83kdjejOiinnsl8827 next time you boot windows to use the new version"

>> No.12980085

>>12973791
How is this better than Ethereum

How is this mean to scale

>> No.12980102

>>12974864
You didn’t answer the question. How will this scale? How can you have multigigabyte or even terabyte blocks? Why would this scale better than Ethereum?

>> No.12980112

>>12974864
Stop shilling, how can you have a Turing complete world computer on current hardware. It’s not possible. It’s not a question of economic incentives, it just not technically possible. That’s why Ethereum didn’t work. It’s why Bitcoin didn’t work. You have failed to address these points, because you are incapable, and likely just a shill.

>> No.12980125

>>12980031
What is Ethereum, what is turing complete, this isn’t new. How is this a selling point when the hardware simply doesn’t exist for efficient scaling.

>> No.12980134

>>12980112
What has hardware to do with Turing completeness?

>> No.12980162

>>12980134
It would have to be an infinitely big computer to be able to calculate infinitely big calculations.

>> No.12980191

>>12980162
Ok then don't do infinitely big calculations and everything is good.

What kind of argument was that ?

>> No.12980290

>>12979925
You can dislike CSW while still seeing the merits in SV

>> No.12980391

this motherfucker wrote a dir on his root and you're all losing your fuckin minds, am i missing something??

>> No.12980548
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12980548

how long before people start uploading things like pic related.
>RIAA will come down like a megaton of bricks on this shitcoin
will be amusing to watch

>> No.12980562

>>12980112
>That’s why Ethereum didn’t work
ETH didn't work because it was DESIGNED NOT TO SCALE.
>Money Skelly did an oopsie

>> No.12980592 [DELETED] 

>>12975465

>>tulip trust

>it exists because he said it exists

I hope you're all in BCHSV because you're a stupid dumb cuck that deserves to lose all your money. You've had all this time to learn the most basic tenets of cryptocurrency, and yet here you are, trusting without verifying.

>> No.12980690

>>12969079
Bump the “wearing pants fags” are trying to slide this thread

>> No.12980698

>>12980690
Bump

>> No.12980708

>>12980698
Bump

>> No.12980716

>>12980708
Bump

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>> No.12980777

>>12979913
first of all it would take thousands of transactions and be very expensive to hide and this is important it's kinda like stenography on btc chain. however you can just fucking post it on sv as is, out in the fucking open and it takes a single transaction that barely costs anything.
yes the authorities will perceive this as a crucial difference.

>> No.12980805

>>12980777
Technically it's no difference, though.

>> No.12980837

>>12980805
no technically it's a huge difference it's like posting tiny bits of low quality cp hidden in other images in each release of a magazine that if you are patient over the years maybe can piece together vs simply printing it on the front cover.

>> No.12980862

>>12980837
You are a retard.
Bitstagram can technically be coded for segwitcoin aswell.

Instead of one op_return it will split the file into many but the frontend page will use all the parts to generate the picture.
It would be absolutely no difference to Bitcoins(sv) bitstagram but a lot more expensive cause Segwit sucks and can scale

>> No.12980873

>>12980862
*Can't

>> No.12980935

>>12980690
Shows you the state of biz. Not sold on bsv but hearing some reasonable arguments and counter arguments is entertaining

>> No.12980945

>>12980862
again difference is a child can retrieve it easily and costs nothing vs you got to take your fucking time and put a lot of effort into it on both side publisher and consumer and it's fucking expensive.

i know which one the authorities can't pretend it doesn't exist. the difference is quiet striking when layman journalists can produce evidence.

>> No.12981019
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12981019

Believe

>> No.12981066
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12981066

>>12980945
>a child can retrieve it easily and costs nothing vs you got to take your fucking time and put a lot of effort into it on both side publisher and consumer and it's fucking expensive
Imagine thinking that the amount of effort required to view the CP is statutorily relevant.
>No, no, no, you don't understand, your honor, you need this three-line python script to view the CP on BTC, but for SV it is a one-liner!

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12981106

>>12981066
Checked and kek'd

>> No.12981110

>>12980290
>thing from the past because every action is recorded on the ledger, therefore the smallest attempt would result in a immutable logfile, traceable.
>In today's hacking scene most important step is to delete the log file to not leave traces. This will be impossible.
>Also.. you can't even alter a system and even if you could (by somehow making a fraudulent software upgra

this

>> No.12981131

>>12981066
>>12980733
>>12979599
>>12978844
>>12978355
>>12977744
>>12977266
>>12977066
>>12977055
>>12976966
>>12975911
>>12975233
>>12974155
>>12974044
>>12973688
>>12973200
>>12972966
>>12971933
>>12971911
>>12971699
>>12971544
>>12971244
>>12969977
>>12969366
>>12969322
>>12969155
dubs!

>> No.12981165

>>12981106
what those puny dubs? check this: >>12980777

>> No.12981211

>>12981066
3 lines huh? have you ever programmed? i don't think it would be less then 300 lines. also it would cost you about $500 to post a single image when the fees are this low.

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12981275

>>12981211
>about $500 to post a single image when the fees are this low.

You mean like pic related dolars ?

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12981279

>>12981211
Nah, you're just full of shit as usual. Someone who used cryptograffiti back in the day can fill you in if they want.
It would cost a couple bucks at most.
You are a desperate liar, but please continue to bump the thread.

>> No.12981570
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12981570

https://youtu.be/tGracFXlsUE

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12981595

>>12981570