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This is a nontrivial problem to solve. There appears to be no elegant proposals, only "all or nothing" discussions in lieu of the apparent hack that exists today.
The argument for "ACK" seems to center around disincentivizing using the p2p network and mempool to convey proposed transactions into the block template.
The argument for NACK is that we want to preserve the blockchain for financial transactions, and that the current mempool rule works well enough today. That argument would lead me to conclude a hard fork is more desirable to diaallow any post-OP_RETURN data in the blockchain at all.
There is a separate argument from the Knots camp saying the mempool should have MORE filters on by default. The argument against this is "big money" can easily bypass this by purchasing template space directly from the pools.
What is the underlying concern? It boils down to fights over limited resources.
Maybe OP_RETURN data could require an exponentially increasing cost-per-vbyte similarly to how TCP retries use an exponential backoff in congested channels? This, combined with tightning up transaction-input rules to reduce non-financial abuse?

2025-04-30 18:44:38

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Carbs

2025-04-30 17:37:06

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Are you a node runner?

2025-04-30 16:35:14

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They want this guy to be their children's dad

2025-04-30 16:33:43

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Does this take into consideration fluctuations in delivery of munitions to Ukraine ?

2025-04-30 16:32:09

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This is real content and real engagement

2025-04-30 02:05:13

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I'm shocked changes were made unilaterally and now the project needs to fork. That's the only thing anyone should be angry about, the devs are behaving like toddlers

2025-04-29 19:38:44

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I would be careful when saying an AI has a killer feature 👀

2025-04-29 14:35:50

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Have you been going on twitter? Where are you getting all this right-left retard angst from?

2025-04-29 14:28:33

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Trump is probably also gay

2025-04-29 12:08:17

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I believe it was either a major failure of a key gas, coal or hydroelectric plant, or it was an overload possibly from wind or solar interruption or a simple increase in demand. I don't think it was an EMP or CME, as this wouldn't have caused a sag in the frequency leading up to failure. In regard to green energy, I believe it is highly unlikely this to be the cause unless their grid is grossly mismanaged and lacking basic safety equipment. The fact that they are able to bring power back to some areas and not others indicates the underlying problem is either a loss of baseload generation, a failure or lack of over generation loads, or a failure of a key distribution station.

2025-04-29 04:50:26

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Are you angry because you are Catholic?

2025-04-29 04:21:58

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Maybe they are anti-social

2025-04-29 00:21:45

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I just finished ep 3, I will definitely be continuing to 14

2025-04-29 00:16:10

Remember it was 150,000 a few months ago. Is this inflation?
https://www.virtue.news/trumps-bold-tax-vision-no-taxes-for-americans-earning-under-150-000/
#nevent1q…ur45

2025-04-28 22:53:43

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Its manipulating you

2025-04-28 14:09:29

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Lol yes. It's reverse osmosis or just filtered tap water.

2025-04-28 12:03:25

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I assumed I could use that trick

2025-04-27 23:54:11

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You expressed what I've been feeling for years

2025-04-27 21:35:31

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The conflict between Israel and Iran is all theatre. Both sides are controlled by the same third party. The appearance of conflict is orchestrated to maximize profits to banks and the war machine.

2025-04-27 14:47:21

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That's easy. But your terms for marriage must be you both move back to her home country.

2025-04-27 14:39:03

I think most people sense that Bitcoin will experience a run-up before the end of summer, but I doubt anyone truly knows what will happen afterward. The game has changed: states are preparing to purchase and hold Bitcoin, publicly traded companies and banks are beginning to stack. Still, it's unclear whether this will disrupt the traditional four-year cycle pattern. The future remains uncertain.
My hope for a reprieve in price is based on an observation made by @nprofile…5cfd during a podcast with his parents (bring them back!). He pointed out that the mining reward—and thus the inflation rate—is still too high for Bitcoin to stabilize at a "unit of account" level.
Another important point is that the Lightning Network is not yet scalable enough, and ecash is not yet self-custodial enough, to prevent Bitcoin from being captured by a system of fractional-reserve "free banking." Solutions to these problems are imminent, but they may still be two or three years away.
In either case, it would be in our self-interest for the price to crash dramatically sometime this fall or winter to prevent government and Wall Street from front-running the infrastructure. The front-run I’m concerned about isn’t ownership of Bitcoin itself, but domination of the infrastructure, as a result of the necessary centralization at higher protocol layers.

2025-04-27 14:12:45

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@nprofile…xtmm

2025-04-26 18:01:15

If Muslims were slaves under the Jews, their religion would be called "Judeao-Islam"

2025-04-25 23:24:29

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The slaves shall be silent as their heritage is mocked.

2025-04-25 22:03:13

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Its different when its your property

2025-04-25 13:37:37

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Why does the AHA still insist correlation between cholesterol and arterial plaques are casual? Are there not studies showing high ALA combined with LDL has a higher correlation with plaques from oxidized LDL?

2025-04-25 13:01:33

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This is the definition of "free banking"

2025-04-25 12:58:22

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I've always been proud of my ideas, thinking they were unique, essential and powerful. But I noticed others would take them and claim them for their own.
So I stopped sharing my ideas. When I did this, they lost life. They whithered on the vine of my thoughts.
Sometimes, someone would still take the idea, even when I never uttered it to anyone. That was when I realized our ideas do not come from within, they float in the spiritual ether, whispered by the unknown, and come to anyone receptive to them.
I took on the profession of making others ideas reality. I am paid to refine new ideas and turn them into manufacturable products. Now I realize, ideas should only be shared with people who are self interested in keeping your secret and helping you make it a reality. Ideas need people's time to mature.
Money is rarified directed human effort. An idea spread wide is like water. An idea kept secret with no money is like a diamond deep in the earth. Both are worth very little.

2025-04-25 02:21:08

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Its not black?

2025-04-25 02:18:55

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We buy these from a local bakery, sourdough from the property, organic wheat berries, fresh ground in the bakery, sifted into white flour. We have a good bread knife and slice it into standard 3/8" slices and then cut in half for sandwiches. The kids think store bought foam bread is trash and tastes like paste. Paste is more healthy than the soy bread they load the shelves with in the supermarket. It's more like a psyopmarket.

2025-04-25 01:19:06

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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boule_(bread)

2025-04-25 00:38:05

Why are we afraid of AI? #naddr1qq…ps3z

2025-04-24 22:24:28

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Make him pay you by either zapping your nostr npub or sending you cashu over secure IM.

2025-04-24 19:15:47

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Lol. I was almost ready to hire this guy

2025-04-24 17:28:07

I identify as retarded

2025-04-24 14:34:44

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Dismissal fallacy

2025-04-24 13:49:05

Ever wonder why protestant religions are practically all Zionist? Christian radio and colleges have been dominated by Jews unashamedly. They preach Judeo-Christianity, not the New Testament. They dominate the airwaves, seizing a position of benevolence toward christians rather than humility toward Christ. In short, Christian focused religious education and media have been hijacked and nobody noticed.
There are very few Christians in America, despite popular opinion. Are the Jews to blame? I say no, I blame Christians for being weak sheep, leaving a vacuum for opportunists. If it weren't the Jews, it would be another religion. The Jews have the highest incentive to influence Christianity, out of perceived self-preservation. We are called to be as harmless as sheep, but wise as serpents; not the opposite.

2025-04-24 03:03:06

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It seems the people you want to fight for do not agree.

2025-04-24 01:59:07

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Here are a few examples of KOH tallow soap:
Tallow for Normal hair: https://healthysolsoap.com/products/tallow-honey-liquid-soap
Casteile for Dry hair: https://mountainroseherbs.com/liquid-castile-soap
Coconut oil for Oily hair: I can't find any options quickly, most require some customization.
In all cases, you will need to dilute the soft soap with distilled water for use as shampoo. It is also known that transitioning from fiat-detergents to real soap shampoo takes several days or weeks of recovery time as your hair and scalp have been berated with oil-stripping detergents most of your life.

2025-04-23 21:34:20

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If they passed such a bill, they would claim mRNA is not a vaccine, which it isn't.

2025-04-23 14:42:04

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Don't confuse people's ideas, opinions, ideologies as being the person. It's easy to confuse people with their opinions, particularly on social media.
I remember when it was fine for family to have crazy ideas, they were still family. Same for friends. Then, about 15 years ago, everyone decided to disown anyone they disagreed with. It's easy to do on social media, just hit the block button. But now people are blocking people in real life. People are losing marriages and jobs because they dared to consider things differently. Is it possible anymore to separate the person from the belief?

2025-04-23 13:06:28

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mg/kg or ug/kg?

2025-04-23 04:40:27

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You left out children playing on the sidewalk

2025-04-22 19:40:56

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More will be here for the money

2025-04-22 13:55:09

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No, instability is part of the negotiation

2025-04-22 13:53:05

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Prodigal means to spend frivolously

2025-04-22 13:51:11

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* Dry
* Warm

2025-04-22 13:24:17

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Everyfuckingthing is illegal

2025-04-21 03:46:00

The world is changing before our eyes
https://i.nostr.build/DTw4Z9sy1GxBNGja.jpg
https://i.nostr.build/ZYTWEgyShku8AUu0.jpg

2025-04-20 22:52:24

In the early age of the Ricin Renaissance—before Federation translators could soften the meaning of every expression, before interstellar etiquette manuals had filtered the raw beauty of native cultures—the Risan people refined both their art of peace and their art of defense in the same breath.
The Sanctum Fields were the birthplace of this duality. Carved into the valley terraces above the crystal cliffs of Yelat, the open-air grounds were flanked by wind-hollowed stones and flowering trees. Here, Risan children learned the disciplines of the Ricin arts—a blend of mixed martial forms, fluid meditation, emotional awareness, and cultural storytelling.
But what set the Ricin way apart from other martial paths was not the technique. It was the philosophy: To strike only in the act of love. To block only to protect peace. To fight only so one might never fight again.
As part of this philosophy, Ricin masters introduced what would become a famously misunderstood tradition. Before every match, before every demonstration, even before a moment of mock sparring, Risan combatants would raise the middle finger of their right hand, placing it briefly over their heart, and then extending it outward toward their partner.
It was known as the Gesture of the Middle Flame, a sign meaning: I love you with the strength of the fire that sustains peace.
This symbol originated from the ancient myth of Teyari, a wanderer who used the fire from her center finger to ignite the hearths of villages at war, creating warmth, not destruction.
Of course, this loving flame was not always received as intended.
When the Andorians first visited the Sanctum Fields, their initial reaction to the gesture was one of insult. Ambassador Theress struck a Risan elder in the jaw after receiving what she perceived to be a challenge. Similarly, a group of young Vulcan observers, ever analytical, believed the gesture to be a display of ironic sarcasm. The Ferengi called it "the single-digit negotiation," which they later attempted to trademark.
But despite the misunderstandings—and the occasional black eye—the Risan people never abandoned the gesture. Instead, they patiently taught its meaning to their allies, explaining its roots and the depth of its sincerity.
Eventually, the tradition became a point of cultural pride. Starfleet officers who trained at Risa’s Ricin academies learned to give the Gesture of the Middle Flame before engaging in sparring or peacekeeping exercises. In time, the meaning returned to its original clarity, carried across the stars.
And still, to this day, beneath the canopies of the Yelat terraces, you might see two Ricin disciples face each other, feet planted in balance, eyes serene.
One will raise their right hand. Extend the middle finger. Touch their heart. And offer love, before the art.
– From the Risan Chronicle of Peaceful Conflict, Volume III

2025-04-20 14:00:46

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Possible as long as partying doesn't mean alcohol

2025-04-20 13:53:36

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HHJJ

2025-04-20 13:50:53

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We are language machines?

2025-04-19 23:27:09

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How can the US want to pull out of NATO while at the same time say Ukraine can't join?

2025-04-18 01:56:57

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Bjork will always be amazing

2025-04-17 19:31:10

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Almost right. UK invented the holocaust.

2025-04-16 23:30:35

It's rare when you get to peek under the curtain. This article and interview is not full of baselessness, it's solid and carefully accurate. 9/11 was an inside job, there is no doubt.
https://www.infowars.com/posts/31-years-into-the-infowars-saga-the-majority-of-the-population-now-knows-9-11-was-a-multinational-intelligence-agency-attack-to-usher-in-their-new-world-order/

2025-04-16 17:14:56

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Inflation is theft.
National debt is theft.
Regulation is theft.
Income tax is theft.
Social security tax is theft.
Medicare tax is theft.
Tariffs are theft.
Americans like being stolen from.
Chose one type of theft you like the most.
I chose tariffs.
Bitcoin transaction fee is a service charge that goes to mining enterprise, not a tax.

2025-04-16 16:53:25

Biden is a lying machine... Almost like ... A ... Robot
#nevent1q…edez

2025-04-16 16:26:27

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There is no national sales tax

2025-04-16 15:55:53

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99% of the debt was wasted to corruption one way or another. Why does income need to be taxed at all? The entire system is a violation of privacy, the aportionment clause and of the fourth Amendment. Eliminate all income.Tax, both corporate and personal. Let government services all be voluntary and wars funded with charitable donations.

2025-04-16 03:23:48

This is me
#nevent1q…2gc7

2025-04-16 03:12:09

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The abstract exists in the imagination, regardless if it is grounded in reality or a narrative

2025-04-15 23:42:34

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Yep

2025-04-15 23:40:57

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Deport them to China along with all our plastic trash

2025-04-15 21:46:37

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That is NOT how to take off a condom

2025-04-15 21:33:45

Note: this statistic originates from the CDC and is only corroborated by studies funded by pharma and government grants
#nevent1q…09p3

2025-04-15 21:09:42

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Its basically the same UX as it was 10 years ago

2025-04-15 18:26:52

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I always tell people starting out to watch Jacques Pepin's fundamentals of cooking he did for WGN in the early 90's.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nffGuGwCE3E
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMO4e_FzXX12QHXOnBt2NGPbPhsV-onvC

2025-04-15 18:00:45

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It takes at least a half decade of research and experimentation for a homemaker to become the revered motherly chef. Being a nostrich places you on firm footing.

2025-04-15 16:13:34

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Dude was built like a tank!

2025-04-15 01:28:34

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God does not kill people.

2025-04-15 01:07:56

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35820 sats

2025-04-14 23:34:28

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https://rss.xcancel.com/RepThomasMassie/status/1911785940961361954#m

2025-04-14 23:33:23

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I think it was a DEI trophy

2025-04-14 13:56:19

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https://i.nostr.build/Dz7sVbH1NW1PiHnz.jpg

2025-04-14 13:50:16

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🤯

2025-04-14 13:48:39

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What is transparency ?

2025-04-13 16:21:56

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I wasn't impressed. He was guardrailed by his power.

2025-04-13 16:18:49

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Yes.
GrapheneOS can be validated after installation with the included Auditor App.

2025-04-13 14:44:38

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It would have been better without the incest and his son being a monster

2025-04-13 14:40:30

In the end, Hodor was the only redeeming character in the GOT series

2025-04-13 14:28:29

If my last name was Holder, I would change it to Hodler

2025-04-13 14:26:00

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I would like to zap djt posts to thank @nprofile…7jew for his service

2025-04-13 14:20:08

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TDD

2025-04-13 14:17:28

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I thought BSV was Satoshi's "original vision". Why aren't you using CW's shitcoin?

2025-04-13 14:13:43

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He's oblivious to the upgrade path of bitcoin, living in fascist devland thinking coders have the right to dictate the terms of free trade. People don't pay $85k for BTC because they are chumps, they value it because of its stability and ability to make changes only the market agrees to. Immutable transactions uber alles.

2025-04-13 04:08:31

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The only place for those are in the garage

2025-04-13 02:14:20

Stupiders is a shitcoiner
https://rss.xcancel.com/realstewpeters/status/1911232601995579832#m

2025-04-12 14:34:30

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That's not a Porterhouse, and is that cookies with it?

2025-04-12 03:42:01

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There are two sides in this thousand year battle.

2025-04-12 03:39:40