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People have been writing messages into the Bitcoin blockchain since 2009 — memorials, proposals, prayers, protests, jokes. Once written they cannot be edited or deleted, so the chain remembers them all.
1,374,843 messages archived from 960,519 blocks (genesis → 960,518), updated as each new block lands.
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Feliz 19 aniversario vida de mi vida ❤️ Te amo IEA... f. EE
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"Filters work" "but here's an example of a filter not preventing spam getting in a block" cc portlandhodl, peter todd, rob ham, Lopp, sjors, wuille and every other Einstein in Bitcoin Core making that argument we know you aren't actually that stupid:
Who the fuck is the absolutely out-of-control god-complex-bearer idiot currently moderating the Core github discussion? Can somebody in that cabal of self-appointed politicians find a less retarded handler for the discussion about spam attacks?
Someone pushing for a major change to Bitcoin is affiliated with a company whose current exploit of Bitcoin was the motivation for the change.
Spam is quite delicious. I don't understand the controversy.
TRUC is an abuse of policy to try to provide security, which unlike spam filters, will never be safe; and implementing this actually distracts from real solutions for Lightning. Anchors bloat the chain and UTXO set merely to avoid a little extra work in the wallet, and attempt to give an unwarranted discount to such abuse. Cluster mempool appears to have little purpose to justify its excessive complexity. "Packages" are just a lazy way to avoid figuring relationships out automatically.
PSA: “Inscriptions” are exploiting a vulnerability in #Bitcoin Core to spam the blockchain. Bitcoin Core has, since 2013, allowed users to set a limit on the size of extra data in transactions they relay or mine (`-datacarriersize`). By obfuscating their data as program code, Inscriptions bypass this limit. This bug was recently fixed in Bitcoin Knots v25.1. It took longer than usual due to my workflow being severely disrupted at the end of last year (v24 was skipped entirely). Bitcoin Core is still vulnerable in the upcoming v26 release. I can only hope it will finally get fixed before v27 next year.
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Do not go gentle into that good night Old age should burn n rave at close of day
Goblonius1@proton.me
@benthecarman is a gay but we forgive him
Haha …. poop…..
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Since the restrictions on the usage of OP_RETURN outputs encourage harmful practices while being ineffective in deterring unwanted usage, i propose to drop them. I suggest to start by lifting the restriction on the size of the scriptPubKey for OP_RETURN outputs, as a first minimal step to stop encouraging harmful behaviour, and to then proceed to lift the restriction on the number of OP_RETURN outputs per transactions
we're so back - @OP_RETURN_bot
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BERNSTEIN 2.0 REG b908dcca-8174-4d31-9c3c-39ad8809e0bb
we're so back
ACKs and NACKs only count if they happen on-chain.
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Happy belated birthday Hope
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