The below is an off-site archive of all tweets posted by @lopp ever

January 2017

@RobWilllliams A duress password should open a real wallet that only has a tiny amount of value in it relative to your real wallet.

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@bitcoin3000 Trezor, Ledger Nano S & eventually Blue, Samourai Wallet, maybe some other hardware wallets.

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@CharlieShrem @BitcoinTrezor The @LedgerHQ Nano S does (nontrivial setup) and eventually the Blue will too. I think @SamouraiWallet as well.

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Far too few bitcoin wallets support duress passwords. https://t.co/U2grvxGgTh

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@giacomozucco Sounds good on the surface but let’s be realistic - they’ll just consolidate multiple regs into a single reg and call it a win

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@Satoshi_N_ Doubtful it will be lowered; I’d be fine with as low as 75% for SFs just to prevent stubborn holdouts / laggards from blocking.

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@Satoshi_N_ Except in reality, pressure goes away when people get frustrated and stop using the system.

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@999BTC Not necessarily - it could simply plateau & end up an “S curve”

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@TuurDemeester I’d classify this under “being more flexible about current lack of scalability” via probabilistic rating of unconfirmed txns.

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@999BTC The hashrate is a reflection of what bitcoin users are willing to pay to secure the system - it self-adjusts accordingly.

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@AlpacaSW @juscamarena No, that entire thread is a trash fire. It’s also unprofessional for BU to put “Blockstream Core” vars in their code.

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@AlpacaSW There’s a big difference between civil intellectual debate and toxic fallacious “debate.” https://t.co/sQEGJI6cWS

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@MrHodl Context: Emergent Consensus is far few lines of code than Segregated Witness. It’s a factual statement regardless of other issues.

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@jwilkins By which you mean they should be considered more secure?

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@AlpacaSW @seweso @rogerkver @gavinandresen I don’t know how to put this other than bluntly: referencing the HK Agreement is a waste of time

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@Excellion @gavinandresen You might regret being so gleeful about this… this story isn’t quite completed.

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@rogerkver @gavinandresen Couldn’t Bitcoin Classic and Unlimited add SegWit support so that we can move forward constructively?

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@MrChrisEllis I don’t think putting quotes around “Blockstream Core” makes it any less insulting to all Core devs, Blockstream & otherwise.

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@HostFat That wasn’t my claim. My point was that the user’s choice in the market for consensus rules is a wider variety than often discussed

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@flyosity I’m holding out for Triple Coupon Wednesdays!

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@ErikVoorhees The real question is how folks feel about leaving the “literally never” crowd behind.

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Consensus market isn’t Core vs Unlimited, it’s:
Core, Knots, NBitcoin, Bcoin, BTCD, libbitcoin, Toshi, Haskoin
vs Unlimited, Classic
vs XT

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@GlobalMacroBot To let “the free market” determine the block size limit dynamically.

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@adam3us It’s hard to quantify. I do believe “meatspace consensus” provides a strong safety net, but each fallback to it erodes user trust.

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@TuurDemeester There was a pull request, but as far as I can tell that specific change wasn’t discussed.… https://t.co/85zvMNMa5h

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61% of reachable BU nodes will reach chain consensus in ~40 minutes.
24% are configured to stay out of consensus fo… https://t.co/0dyNnxu6A3

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RT @coindesk: Ledger’s new hardware wallet is the most costly on the market. Is it worth the extra cash? Jameson Lopp investigates https://…

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When your premise is that human consensus is sufficiently reliable to trust, machine consensus becomes less valuable https://t.co/Ye8Wf7UpSd

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@juscamarena @Excellion Looks like there was a review, but no one caught it. https://t.co/xhLT0uQpKH

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@adam3us @Excellion @bhec39 The BU nodes in my logs all claim to have an Excessive Block size set to 4, 8, or 16 MB. Think they’d accept.

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@roasbeef @_chjj bruh my coinz so old they growin’ white hair https://t.co/06mdufWSSM

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I guess you could say…
(•_•)
( •_•)>⌐■-■
(⌐■_■)
… consensus emerged.
https://t.co/UJkCysTLvr

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@Excellion @bhec39 Technically, it was a valid block (on a subset of the BU network) that was orphaned when the Core network ignored it.

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@Chris_Stewart_5 @SatoshiLite That’s OK; they’ll lose plenty more if BU’s EC actually kicks in and starts orphaning left and right.

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@mikestable @flyosity True, though the math to determine values of rights is beyond my abilities, so I just consider them all important.

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@SatoshiLite The free market sorts these things out beautifully.

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@AlpacaSW @pwuille @TheBlueMatt @timoncc Yeah, but I would think that you would want to ban peers offering bad blocks regardless.

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@pwuille @TheBlueMatt @timoncc Makes me wonder: why didn’t my node ban the last 2 peers sending the bad block? https://t.co/r54YvnpBD0

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My node behind https://t.co/HN6b9OKPvS rejected this invalid Bitcoin Unlimited block not once, not twice, but three… https://t.co/NxLi7OA9Au

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@SatoshiLite @AaronvanW Not seeing it on other explorers or nodes; I recall the time bc.info falsely displayed a Satoshi tx.

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@SatoshiLite @AaronvanW Any independent verification that block 000000000000000000cf208f521de0424677f7a87f2f278a1042f38d159565f5 was real?

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@desantis Ammo can failed Faraday cage test. Materials for my next project have arrived. pic.twitter.com/7XYaDJis19

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5) The greater the diversity of available means to rebalance channels and keep them open, the greater the robustness of @lightning network.

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4) You can think of channel rebalancing as a sort of “liquidity injection” that stabilizes a poorly performing piece of the network.

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3) Forced channel closures, depending upon a variety of factors, may range from mildly annoying to nearly catastrophic.

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2) As I noted in my @lightning article, channel rebalancing may be one of the greatest engineering challenges. https://t.co/3JfGR2Qjrm

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1) Brilliant idea and kind of a big deal for @lightning network; here’s why: https://t.co/ZtKXvcsTVK

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@flyosity Eh, the difference is if people think it’s OK to sacrifice some rights vs a more extreme view of protecting all rights.

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@flyosity ROFL Democrats want to restrict rights too - just different ones from Republicans.

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@seweso @riprowan @drwasho To be clear, you could run any number of implementations such as NBitcoin, bcoin, btcd, libbitcoin, toshi…

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@riprowan @seweso @drwasho You’re mixing up two different issues. I’m comparing specific implementation, not arguing meta Bitcoin protocol.

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@riprowan @seweso @drwasho B/C everyone uses same rules, chain can reorg but eventually everyone will follow chain with most cumulative PoW.

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“Introduction to Bitcoin & Blockchains” - a presentation I gave recently at @NCStateMcKimmon Center. https://t.co/7ScoC2pWdm

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@riprowan @seweso @drwasho That’s a meta issue, though - if you don’t agree with the consensus rules, you aren’t running Core.

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@riprowan @seweso @drwasho There is no technical reason that guarantees chain convergence. This is a classic “freedom vs safety” argument.

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@riprowan @seweso @drwasho With Core, every node will reject excessive blocks and miners get forked off the main chain.

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@deadalnix @seweso @drwasho Indeed - I think we can all agree that the market will prevail in the sense that it will choose the rule system.

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@riprowan @seweso @drwasho Unfortunately not: miners can either blow past your EB limit or if your AD is huge, fork you off the main chain.

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@deadalnix @seweso @drwasho Not playing dumb, playing devil’s advocate.

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@seweso @drwasho You could make that same claim about any number of consensus rules. Why not create EC for coinbase rewards?

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@BitcoinNemesis Holders can run nodes or they can vote with their feet by selling coins.

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@seweso @drwasho Decentralized control: rules enforced at the edges (by each individual node.)

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@seweso @drwasho The balance of power in Bitcoin is too complex to shift it around and claim it’s safe just because… https://t.co/PqKWEOehE8

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@dangermouse117 What are the axes? Is that exchange rate vs volatility?

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@drwasho If you’re thinking adversarially, it’s more like “don’t let random strangers drive your car via remote control while you’re in it.”

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@adam3us @21 Only $1 - what a steal! Introductory rate for early adopters, I assume. :-)

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@zeynep @mattblaze Indeed, the consequence of elections is to concentrate far too much power in the hands of a few… https://t.co/K1E7Yvg7xV

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@TuurDemeester @TheLocalAustria Alternative headline: Bitcoin saves 180 hostages in hotel!

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@ameir Remember all those things that the government-run indoctrination facilities taught you about our country? I ‘member…

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My review of the @LedgerHQ Blue - a slick security device that still has a bit of maturing left to do. https://t.co/qHRYDPx5jU

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RT @btcdrak: @lopp Actually it hasn’t started, it’s the first retarget *after* the “startdate”, so another 1332 blocks to go before that, a…

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@DarioTepoTec @jgarzik @lightning You’d have to find an exchange that supports LTC such as @krakenfx or @GDAX or @Poloniex

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@Flow_Surfer I’d guess that the Litecoin devs want to fast track activation and decrease chances of it stalling.

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The first SegWit signaling period for Litecoin began a few minutes ago at block 1,141,685. You can track it here: litecoinblockhalf.com/segwit.php

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eric_lombrozo would be much easier to define if it had a central authority…it would also cease to be very interesting.

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adam3us believe project has far fewer community contributors than other FOSS projects of similar or activity bitcoincore.org/en/contribute/

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@ryanxcharles Interested to hear your ideas. Perhaps @santisiri has some too…

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@ssoeborg @el33th4xor Not in the security space (if done professionally) - attacks == free QA testing 🤔

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@ssoeborg @el33th4xor Cypherpunks attack ideas and code. Cypherpricks attack the people behind them.

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If Bitcoin miners remain deadlocked & Litecoin deploys SegWit + @lightning, LTC value could rise due to utility & make miners reconsider…

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RT @JennaMC_Laugh: BREAKING: Twitter has published 2 National Security Letters, secret FBI requests made w/no judicial approval. https://t.…

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RT @BitcoinMagazine: How Bitcoin Unlimited Users May End Up on Different Blockchains https://t.co/A5F2ZdXsH3 #bitcoin #blockchain #technolo…

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@1cyrilblanc1 @brianchoffman @SatoshiRoundtbl Some people post quality content on Reddit. But the voting system doesn’t work well for it.

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@dangermouse117 Really digging your chart porn, Willy. Keep up the great work!

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Reddit incentivizes witty quips, funny fallacies, bullying, brigading, bad behavior, but not intellectual discourse. https://t.co/PcKOkHWzMk

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RT @khannib: How much BTC is stored in each multisig setup, and more https://t.co/MN6PsK4QOc

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@pa49 @Excellion You can hold disdain for people while remaining civil during public debate.

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@theonevortex @LaurentMT @Excellion I’m pretty sure this particular thread is about Rick, not Gavin. Regardless, identities are irrelevant.

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Bitcoin was built by and will succeed due to the efforts of Cypherpunks, not Cypherpricks.

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@theonevortex @LaurentMT @Excellion Other people’s unprofessional behavior is not an excuse to engage in the same. Just aggravates people.

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@theonevortex @LaurentMT @Excellion Of course not, that’s why I have unsubscribed from /r/btc

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@Excellion I read this tweet and see disdain and mocking someone’s frustration. Do you truly believe that adds value to the conversation?

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@deadalnix @Falkvinge Depends upon the hash rate distribution between the two chains and the distribution of node/industry acceptance.

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@furziadmi @LukeDashjr Assumes SegWit activation, decreases legacy block size to adjust, then increases 17% yearly w/hard fork in 2024

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.@LukeDashjr announces 3 hard fork related Bitcoin Improvement Proposals https://t.co/3vQDmjT9K6

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@S_McGraw Difference is that value isn’t manipulable by an authority debasing it. Free markets can be “manipulated”… https://t.co/tJQ2nrBMCY

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@Falkvinge You’re predicting a hard fork, but are you predicting that it results in a single chain?

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@S_McGraw There isn’t any currency that has value stability. It’s all relative and a matter of perspective.

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@BronxR @alansilbert I don’t think @BashCo_ was trying to deceive anyone here; it’s a kneejerk reaction I see a lot.

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@EncryptionGirl @LedgerHQ Morris’ Three Golden Rules of Computer Security are in effect as usual :-)

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@S_McGraw Value stability has never and will never be a goal of the protocol. If miners were compromised, protocol would be changed.

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@AlpacaSW Indeed, and yet P2SH has been working great. I see parallels with SegWit debate. It’s not perfect, but it’s progress.

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@AlpacaSW Yes, name calling is unproductive. Clearly they clashed a lot. I myself have butted heads with LJR on occasion.

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@theonevortex @Excellion @gavinandresen If I’m the only one, it will be mostly useless. Will need to have a wider effort.

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@AlpacaSW Great example of why we should examine each idea on its own. LJR has had great contributions & also controversial proposals.

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@AlpacaSW Looks like a misunderstanding + public shaming gone wrong. In my experience, “.@” replies can sometimes be bullying behavior.

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@AlpacaSW I can see why you’d infer trolling from that, but it looks like a legitimate question. You might be projecting.

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@theonevortex @Excellion @gavinandresen Correct, I can only attempt to moderate a small subset of the activity that falls within my view.

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@theonevortex @Excellion @gavinandresen Some people find value in moderators. Some people don’t.

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@AlpacaSW @bitbuck @Excellion @gavinandresen If I see such behavior, I will. I’m not taking sides with regard to this issue.

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@MAbtc @nvk @Excellion @gavinandresen 2) B/C if you look at history, we’ve seen great contributions from people who also made bad proposals.

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@MAbtc @nvk @Excellion @gavinandresen 1) That’s fine, though I recommend judging each idea on its own. Why, you may ask?

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@nvk @Excellion @gavinandresen Let me clarify further: plenty of blame to go around on all sides. “They started it” doesn’t help us heal.

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@bitbuck @Excellion @gavinandresen If all you can do is waste my time with drivel, I’ll no choice but to stop reading what you say.

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@theonevortex @Excellion @gavinandresen I was in favor of XT. I’m in favor of all means of scaling. https://t.co/iOPMVgkLJX

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@nvk @Excellion @gavinandresen To be clear, I’m advocating for civil debate, not lack of debate / passivity to claims & arguments.

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@Excellion @gavinandresen Harshness won’t help anything. Let’s de-escalate.

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@AlpacaSW @CharlieShrem @gavinandresen Your complaints about people trolling a quickly nullified by your own trolling. What a waste.

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Just confirmed you can use @LedgerHQ Blue & Nano S devices to secure your Facebook account! https://t.co/AFwdWQxVdo https://t.co/6EzPDRsGc3

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@AlpacaSW @TuurDemeester @MrHodl @WhalePanda This is exactly what I’m talking about. Why are you wasting our time with drivel.

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@kyletorpey @TuurDemeester @WhalePanda I agree it may change some people’s minds. But at what cost? Just trying to promote civility.

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@kyletorpey @TuurDemeester @WhalePanda Might I suggest that you look for parallels in a recent election and see how well that worked?

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@lopp @kyletorpey @TuurDemeester @WhalePanda Could be the case for some, but then wouldn’t they also follow if leader was discredited?

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@kyletorpey @TuurDemeester @WhalePanda Are you claiming that people will follow a leader even if their ideas have been discredited?

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@CryptoChrisG @TuurDemeester @MrHodl @WhalePanda It looks like I’ll be doing that more often now (for everyone, regardless of beliefs)

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@AlpacaSW @TuurDemeester @MrHodl @WhalePanda The malice is not visible to me. I can completely understand his perspective.

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@CryptoChrisG @TuurDemeester @MrHodl @WhalePanda If you have a problem with his arguments, engage him in debate.

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@AlpacaSW @TuurDemeester @MrHodl @WhalePanda
Seems to me that many agree in the wisdom of:
1) Not assuming malice
2) Not feeding trolls

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@CryptoChrisG @TuurDemeester @MrHodl @WhalePanda No need to discredit the man when you can discredit the idea.

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@TuurDemeester @MrHodl @WhalePanda We all know Bitcoin isn’t a company. Diff in opinion is between “web app dev” vs “aerospace dev”

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@TuurDemeester @MrHodl @WhalePanda I think you inferred a claim that wasn’t there. He was talking about running a company, not Bitcoin.

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@WhalePanda @giacomozucco @MrHodl @TuurDemeester I would agree, that’s not a constructive debate at all.

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@giacomozucco @WhalePanda @MrHodl @TuurDemeester I proposed that perpetually toxic people be ostracized, sure. Haven’t seen that from Gavin.

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@TuurDemeester @MrHodl @WhalePanda Kind of; when discussing concepts it’s not necessary to name people supporting them. More divisive IMO.

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@WhalePanda @MrHodl @TuurDemeester “He started it” isn’t much of a justification either. Might I suggest taking the high road?

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@MrHodl @TuurDemeester @WhalePanda Conflicting beliefs doesn’t justify attacking a person.

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@TuurDemeester @WhalePanda Please focus on attacking the idea, not the person promoting the idea. Thanks.

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RT @firstecache: It is almost universally true that violence has been necessary to ensure the redistribution of wealth
https://t.co/0t6JBM 

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@jimmysong @BitcoinErrorLog That’s my plan, to call out the worst cases.

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@jimmysong @BitcoinErrorLog You can only decide yourself who to mute / block / ignore / ostracize. Can’t force others to do so.

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@BitcoinErrorLog Not as far as I’m aware, though I’ll keep you updated if that changes 😉 Keep asking the hard questions!

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@deadalnix It sounds like it’s only a matter of time before more info comes out.

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@Ranantharaju @JordanTuwiner @AlpacaSW Plenty of disagreement there, as transferring small amounts of cash has no c… https://t.co/mUVcdQtbBL

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The people who care the least about making changes to the Bitcoin protocol are those who wield the most power over its evolution.

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@BashCo_ @alansilbert @LaurenMT There are natural 24 hour cycles; the question is where the tipping point lies.

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@BashCo_ @alansilbert It’s not that simple. Look at tx/s rates, largely unchanged. https://t.co/hds5ug5YyV https://t.co/CSDjc9lBLu

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@Datavetaren @SDLerner I’m not so sure than anyone (old enough) can really be disproven to be Satoshi. I hear more info is coming this year.

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@kristovatlas Sure, I suppose my point is that it’s best to not assume malice when perspectives & proposals conflict.

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@kristovatlas It’s quite possible for people to share the same goal and yet have conflicting approaches and priorities.

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Mark my words: you have not heard the last of Craig Wright. I don’t know the truth, but it may very well be stranger than fiction.

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@sysmannet @sajmathieubegue @adam3us @eragmus @rogerkver I understand what you’re saying, but bitcoin is not (yet)… https://t.co/KhAXY3qm8t

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@jimmysong There are some important contributors who should probably stick to dev forums and stay off social media. I can’t isolate them.

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@jimmysong From what I see, the vast majority of users are either silent or civil. Only a few vocal toxic users.

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@JordanTuwiner @AlpacaSW There are some competing goals of what to optimize, though seems all sides agree upon value of sovereign money.

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RT @el33th4xor: Overheard at the Satoshi Roundtable.
CEO #1: I’m a big fan of yours.
CEO #2: Likewise.
CEO #1: We’ll share a prison cell on…

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@ModernApostate There aren’t nearly enough tweets available to list them all here. Will need to be a case by case basis.

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4) Vires in numeris, both cryptographically and socially.

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3) My wish is that we promote more constructive criticism and debate while ostracizing those who are toxic and repeat the same rhetoric.

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2) We have too much in common to allow differences in vision to divide us. It’s our responsibility to call out vitriolic divisive behavior.

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1) Bitcoin users: remember we share a common goal of building & maintaining a system that is resistant to capture, even from nation states.

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Institutions see it coming & are taking action. Some will try regulating use of blockchains. Some may embrace BTC. https://t.co/Hd4zzPE8wV

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@flyosity Trump is a reality TV star. By talking about him to tens of thousands of your followers, you’re giving hi… https://t.co/5STydmZNJQ

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Nice view of the (entire?) cross-exchange combined BTC/USD order book. https://t.co/dCTcNTaigD H/T @bendavenport https://t.co/k84Y5APWUe

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We’re taking @BitGo wallet security to the next level by adding support for @LedgerHQ hardware devices! https://t.co/HRcSuYdZLR

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@rusticbison @VinnyLingham I suspect you’ll get to see it “proven” by being activated and used on Litecoin.

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@mcrsqr @VinnyLingham I was told that the plan is to translate most if not all of the segwit site into mandarin.

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Privacy enables people to act without fear of consequences from outside observers. Privacy enhancing tech bestows freedom upon individuals.

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RT @bradheath: N.C. state lawmaker says shouting at current or former gov’t officials should be punishable by 5 years in prison.
https://t.…

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Bitcoin: a distributed system in which participants argue about what the system actually is.

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Honored to be representing @BitGo & Bitcoin’s Silent Majority at this year’s @SatoshiRoundtbl! pic.twitter.com/dZ0gP5bILE

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@seweso Sounds like that could be a separate article unto itself!

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@BitcoinBelle @twobitidiot @ryanxcharles I’ve been offered to be paid by CoinDesk before but I declined. I write fo… https://t.co/vvrw2UoG4U

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@KanuDeshpande The last time I recall seeing such research, it was showing that ~4MB blocks are “safe” in terms of network propagation.

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@Aquentson I think BU would need a lot more vetting and time before it could be widely considered safe, while SegWit has been vetted.

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@TuurDemeester I think that’s optional; haven’t linked my account to CB.

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@Aquentson Heh, from my perspective it was a long 2 years of watching the block size debate and seeing HF attempts fail over and over.

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@mikeinspace @TuurDemeester @21 Possibly, or maybe you just have to get through a certain number of tasks…

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@TuurDemeester To be clear, this is all @21’s doing; I’m just a user.

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