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  1. <Smigwell_> what is a sell wall?
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  3. <Exaeta> which is going to get worse the longer they wait to resume trading
  4. <tooth29> preventing a flash crash sounds plausible
  5. <Exaeta> BCH is going to flash crash
  6. <tooth29> Many exchanges around the world have circuit breakers
  7. <Exaeta> there's no way they will be able to stop it short of disabling market sells/buys and only allowing limit trades
  8. <wo0d> LOL
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  10. smiba Smigwell_ smilpent smk Smooth_ Smuckerz
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  12. <tooth29> kraken is taking too long to verify my account
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  15. <Exaeta> Smigwell_: basically there is 8k BCH available to buy at $0.005 above the "market value" right now.
  16. <tooth29> otherwise maybe have got bch before coinbase opened it
  17. <Exaeta> 8.1k now
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  20. <Exaeta> 8.4...
  21. <Smigwell_> tooth29: so a sell wall is a circuit break to avoid a market crash. thanks.
  22. <Exaeta> 8.7
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  24. <Exaeta> 8.9
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  26. <Exaeta> there's no way the sellers are going to get a decent price when trading resumes, unless you get really lucky
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  30. <jwminta> what do i need to do once I download the bitcoin core torrent?
  31. <osboxes> Hi
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  33. <jwminta> Hi osboxes
  34. <markasoftware> just ordered this http://bitcoin-empire.info/#/
  35. <piqure> ^^^ WARNING: any URL may lead directly or indirectly to COIN-STEALING MALWARE! ^^^
  36. <hasha> marketwatch.com just pushed a story mentioning coinbase and bcash
  37. <Mazhive> hello do you guys have problems with a long time span of a confirmed transaction .. i have done a transaction yesterday an still unconfirmed
  38. <markasoftware> will report on it once it arrives
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  41. <DR4M4> 9.6
  42. <Exaeta> might be able to pick up BCH at below the real value if the flash crash happens as I expect...
  43. <dgenr8> markasoftware: best thing in that game -- "smear campaign"
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  45. <markerman777> So how decentralised/independent is the currency when one market (coinbase) can control or influence the market so much
  46. <jwminta> can someone walk me through what to do after I download the bitcoin core torrent?
  47. <netpilot> didn't people use idiocoins in idiocracy?
  48. <markasoftware> jwminta: why do you need a torrent?
  49. <markasoftware> what are you trying to do
  50. <markasoftware> typically there's no torrenting involved with downloading Bitcoin Core
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  52. <jwminta> Hi Markasoftware
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  54. <Smigwell_> 223,00 unconfirmed transactions and climbing. what is going on out there?
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  56. <jwminta> I was given bitcoin to my address in Bitcoin Core back in January. It's still loading the transactions and my wallet hasn't recognized it yet.
  57. <cluelessperson> Hi all
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  59. <Smigwell_> correction... 223,000 or 223K
  60. <markasoftware> dgenr8: you have the game?
  61. <jwminta> I downloaded the torrent to speed up the transactions.
  62. <dgenr8> markasoftware: friend does
  63. <markasoftware> dgenr8: well, i hope i enjoy it as much as you do!
  64. <cluelessperson> Smigwell_: the problem is that people are spamming the mempool and not using SegWit yet
  65. <dgenr8> lulz ... smear campaign .... hehe
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  67. <coooljames> can segwit addresses send to normal addresses?
  68. <MaxSan> yes
  69. <jwminta> @markasoftware can you help me figure out how to move my address from bitcoin core to coinbase? Is that possible?
  70. <dgenr8> jwminta: that's called "sending bitcoin"
  71. <Exaeta> Smigwell_: on bitcoin or bitcoin cash?
  72. <jwminta> bitcoin
  73. <cluelessperson> yawn
  74. <imsohungry> Is this an attack on BCH?
  75. <jwminta> but it's not recognizing the bitcoin in my wallet yet because the transactions haven't uploaded.
  76. <cluelessperson> no
  77. <markasoftware> jwminta: just one address?
  78. <Exaeta> I bet many are duplicates from the same funds
  79. <markasoftware> how did tehy give it to you exactly
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  82. <jwminta> it was sent and verified via blockchain
  83. <markasoftware> oh ok just a normal transaction
  84. <Smigwell_> @cluelessperson: is the spamming a cheap method of a DOS attack on the BTC network?
  85. <jwminta> yes
  86. <dgenr8> cluelessperson
  87. <tooth29> I think one other factor is that support on coinbase kind of "legitimizes" bch out of the vast sea of alt coins
  88. <markasoftware> jwminta: do you know what address it came to?
  89. <jwminta> yes
  90. <cluelessperson> until everyone dumps it hard
  91. <Exaeta> look at this 12k coins sell wall o_O
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  93. <markasoftware> jwminta: ok, open up the debug console from help->debug
  94. <imsohungry> tooth29, I agree with youy
  95. <jwminta> ok
  96. <tooth29> Sure the sharp uptick will be followed by correction. But the real question is there does bch land after that?
  97. <tooth29> where does*
  98. <imsohungry> the masses will see it on coinbase and think they should get in on it
  99. <markasoftware> then type `dumpprivkey "1crhjrckho9e8h98uph"` or whatever your address is
  100. <markasoftware> DONT POST THE RESULT HERE though
  101. <markasoftware> you need to keep that secret
  102. <tooth29> I wouldn't be surprised if it ends up higher
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  104. <jwminta> ok then what
  105. <markasoftware> but you see a string returned of random-looking characters right?
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  107. <jwminta> yes
  108. <markasoftware> there are lots of light wallets you can import that to
  109. <jwminta> you are amazing.
  110. * Twilight (bca61ec8@gateway/web/freenode/ip.188.166.30.200) has joined
  111. <Grimz> well this market is fun
  112. <jwminta> markasoftware, can you tell me one light wallet?
  113. <markasoftware> jwminta: electrum
  114. <Exaeta> tooth29: I'd expect it to flash crash to like $0 before recovering to like $3k again where it was before maybe...?
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  116. <Exaeta> Depends on if gdax can somehow prevent the flash crash
  117. <markasoftware> when creating a wallet, select the option for "import bitcoin addresses or private keys" then paste your private key on the following step
  118. <tooth29> Who knows Exaeta
  119. <Exaeta> I don't think they can
  120. <jwminta> ok! I'll do this right now.
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  122. <tooth29> flash crashes are never permanent
  123. <tooth29> its just volatility
  124. <jwminta> you have been so helpful it's amazing
  125. <markasoftware> jwminta: if for some reason the private key isn't compatible with electrum, then there are other wallets you can try
  126. <dgenr8> cluelessperson: justanotheruser
  127. <markasoftware> im not sure how universal the private key format is
  128. <cluelessperson> cluelessperson: what?
  129. <Grimz> is it just a flash crash though
  130. <dgenr8> cluelessperson: sorry
  131. <Exaeta> Grimz: it might be a flash crash that's hard to recover from
  132. <cluelessperson> markasoftware: electrum allows you to watch an address, or sweep from the private key
  133. <cluelessperson> maybe watch the private key
  134. <Grimz> I'm thinking with how popular Bitcoin has become and how clear it is that the blockchain has issues sustaining so many people
  135. <markasoftware> cluelessperson: yeah, that's sort of what i said
  136. <Grimz> Bitcoin Cash might take over
  137. <markasoftware> cluelessperson: not ust sweeping
  138. <Exaeta> I don't think the current price of like 8.5k is sustainable, personally
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  140. <cluelessperson> Grimz: No it won't, it's a scam.
  141. <markasoftware> it can fully import it and then you can spend from it as you wish, like a normal wallet
  142. <Grimz> what makes you say that?
  143. <cluelessperson> Grimz: because the company the produced it is run by scammers.
  144. <Grimz> wait I thought they had an actual Bitcoin dev
  145. <Grimz> on board
  146. <dgenr8> BCH is not a scam. It is BTC with 8MB blocks and no segwit.
  147. <markasoftware> lots of teh supporters are questionable, but it's not a scam necessarily
  148. <Grimz> afaik BCH is faster and can handle more traffic
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  150. <Grimz> something BTC is clearly having an issue with
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  156. <cluelessperson> Grimz: What do you think makes Bitcoin secure?
  157. <Exaeta> they cancelled all my orders :S
  158. <cluelessperson> Grimz: decentralization, mainly
  159. <Compy_> Nice little market correction with ETH/BTC after the BCH fiasco. Can't wait to see what GDAX does.
  160. <Exaeta> lol gdax
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  162. <Grimz> Is BCH centralized?
  163. <justanotheruser> dgenr8: yes?
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  165. <masoncodes> i prefer BTC
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  167. <dgenr8> justanotheruser: sorry
  168. <Syde> did gdax just wipe the bch order book? lol
  169. <Grimz> yup they did
  170. <Grimz> Im pretty sure
  171. <AndBobsYourUncle> Syde, just the buy side?
  172. <Syde> i saw both sides wipe out
  173. <phantomcircuit> Grimz, https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwj7g6OyxpfYAhVK3mMKHRLaDhEQyCkILDAA&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3Dv1PBptSDIh8&usg=AOvVaw2kE7XWhxea-Fkhjyl5PQK7
  174. <piqure> ^^^ WARNING: any URL may lead directly or indirectly to COIN-STEALING MALWARE! ^^^
  175. <phantomcircuit> ffs
  176. <Exaeta> GDAX: Orders are now in: Cancel only state
  177. <AndBobsYourUncle> Huh, I still see the sell side
  178. <Compy_> I would be surprised if they didn't. Its completely messed up.
  179. <phantomcircuit> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1PBptSDIh8
  180. <Grimz> It's insane how basically the entire cryptocurrency market exploded once BTC hit $18.8k
  181. <piqure> ^^^ WARNING: any URL may lead directly or indirectly to COIN-STEALING MALWARE! ^^^
  182. <Grimz> and now most are tanking with it
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  184. <Grimz> because their only value was "hey this is a cryptocurrency too"
  185. * Gib (01846859@gateway/web/freenode/ip.1.132.104.89) has joined
  186. <cluelessperson> Grimz: dgenr8 BCH is run by incompetent scammers that intend to use Bitcoin's name to confuse newcomers. They claim to "fire core" while relying on core for code/bug fixes, then stealing code attribution. BCH is championed by scammers, and was produced by scammers.
  187. <Compy_> Meh, oh well. At least I had a nice surprise waiting in my old coinbase wallet.
  188. <Grimz> Yeah but could they actually run off with anyone's money?
  189. <cluelessperson> Grimz: dgenr8 Also, raising the block size has consequences, like node centralization and miner centralization.
  190. <Gib> Yeah me 2 compy
  191. <dgenr8> cluelessperson: no, they increased the blocksize because BTC was too dumb to do it themselves
  192. * cluelessperson sets ban on *!*@unaffiliated/dgenr8
  193. * cluelessperson has kicked dgenr8 from #bitcoin (dgenr8)
  194. <MaxSan> lol
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  196. <Exaeta> wait what
  197. <Compy_> Well that problem solved itself.
  198. <Gib> Hey noob question, will i make transaction fees if I setup a full node ???
  199. <Exaeta> I don't think banning pro-BCH people is a good idea
  200. <netpilot> all your base belong us...
  201. <sharkman> whats the bitcoin cash wallet site, can someone please confirm that it is https://www.bitcoincash.org so i dont use a phising wallet
  202. <piqure> ^^^ WARNING: any URL may lead directly or indirectly to COIN-STEALING MALWARE! ^^^
  203. <Exaeta> cluelessperson: you could end up on the wrong end of US securities laws and such if you do that
  204. <cluelessperson> Exaeta: I banned him for trolling/misinformation.
  205. <Grimz> i mean BCH may be run by scammers, but if it works and is accepted by the general community as a currency is it really a scam?
  206. <cluelessperson> !topic
  207. <gribble> v0.15.1 | DON'T POST ADDRESSES | ILLEGAL STUFF BAD | https://bitcoin.org | FORK TALK TO #bitcoin-forks | Rules: https://goo.gl/SJMlSL | https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Faq | Prices/Etc #bitcoin-pricetalk | Trade #bitcoin-otc | NO begging/altcoin | Webwallets steal! | URLs are often MALWARE | THERE IS NO MARKET CAP(ITALIZATION)
  208. <oogle> Grimz: yes
  209. <Grimz> is there something in it that would allow the owners to run off w/ money or something similar
  210. <Exaeta> cluelessperson: calling someone a scammer for using the name bitcoin is very very debatable.
  211. <sharkman> oh shit it is electroncash right, electroncash.org?
  212. <cluelessperson> Hey guys, this is #bitcoin let's keep this on topic
  213. <oogle> Grimz: look at most institutions. they are scam
  214. * cluelessperson has kicked sharkman from #bitcoin (Read the rules.)
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  216. <Grimz> oh my bad didn't mean to derail this to bch
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  220. <Exaeta> cluelessperson: first, the ones with trademark rights in bitcoin, satoshi, are gone?
  221. <Gib> Hi
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  224. <Grimz> I'm confused why Coinbase decided to convert everyone's BTC to BCH then
  225. <maid> 335 335 335 335
  226. <cluelessperson> Grimz: They didn't.
  227. <oogle> Grimz: you need to learn
  228. <Grimz> mine got just automatically converted
  229. <Compy_> No
  230. <Grimz> logged in and my BTC was gone
  231. <phantomcircuit> Grimz, no it didn't
  232. <phantomcircuit> ok im done
  233. <cluelessperson> Grimz: No. If you had BTC at the time of the fork, you wind up with EQUAL parts, BTC and BCH
  234. * phantomcircuit sets ban on *!*@216.237.235.181
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  237. <Gib> Can someone help me?
  238. <cluelessperson> Gib: what with?
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  241. <cluelessperson> phantomcircuit: I'm going to go nuts. let me. ;)
  242. <Exaeta> cluelessperson: I don't know, just, calling them a scammer might be considered libel? I'm not a fan of BCH, I don't like it. But maybe banning people who disagree is going too far?
  243. * steve___ (ac5b4da6@gateway/web/freenode/ip.172.91.77.166) has joined
  244. <Gib> Can I make transaction fees by running a full btc node
  245. * sweetiepie (63084175@gateway/web/freenode/ip.99.8.65.117) has joined
  246. <cluelessperson> Gib: no
  247. <cluelessperson> Exaeta: Incorrect. I state FACTUAL information.
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  249. <Exaeta> cluelessperson: did they actually strip the copyright header in any of the code?
  250. <cluelessperson> try to anyway
  251. <cluelessperson> Exaeta: yes
  252. <sweetiepie> https://twitter.com/dgenr818/status/943308838005907456
  253. <piqure> ^^^ WARNING: any URL may lead directly or indirectly to COIN-STEALING MALWARE! ^^^
  254. <Exaeta> cluelessperson: if so, they did steal the code. that's copyright infringement.
  255. <cluelessperson> Exaeta: They also specifically claimed to "fire core" while core developers had to go over and fix BCH's code for the safety of all bitcoin users.
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  257. <Exaeta> cluelessperson: but the protocol itself can't be copyrighted, so are you sure the bitcoin client wasn't just redone?
  258. <sweetiepie> hurry up. no ban yet?
  259. <Exaeta> like it could use the same protocol but a different implementation?
  260. <cluelessperson> Exaeta: bitcoin[dot]com is owned by scammers as well. with legal histories in prison.
  261. <Gib> Is mining the new bth at the same difficulty as btc ?
  262. <Emcy_> sweetiepie fuck off you dullard lol
  263. <masoncodes> wait exaeta why r u shilling an altcoin
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  265. <cluelessperson> sweetiepie: Lol, I banned him for trolling and stating misinformation.
  266. <Emcy_> you fucking weirdos beg the mods for validation by getting banned
  267. <masoncodes> got em
  268. <Exaeta> masoncodes: if you read my comments you can clearly see I don't like BCH and think it's trash.
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  270. <Emcy_> you fucking weird sadomasochist assholes
  271. <Exaeta> masoncodes: I just think that banning pro-BCH people is an overreaction.
  272. <Emcy_> now tweet that out prickface
  273. <cluelessperson> Exaeta: No, BCH is a different protocol, a different network, running on different software, made by different people
  274. <cluelessperson> Emcy_: that's not helping.
  275. <Compy_> I miss the days where a base level of competence was required to get on IRC :-/
  276. <phantomcircuit> Exaeta, i dont give a crap if you think bcash is a good idea
  277. <phantomcircuit> but lying about shit
  278. <phantomcircuit> it not ok
  279. <phantomcircuit> is*
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  282. <Exaeta> cluelessperson: what part of bitcoin was "stolen" by bitcoin cash, other than the name?
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  284. <netpilot> the ledger?
  285. <AndBobsYourUncle> Exaeta, wait, wut?
  286. <Exaeta> netpilot: the ledger isn't copyrightable though
  287. <metxn> the ledger was copied, not stolen
  288. <phantomcircuit> what the fuck are you people even talking about
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  290. <hasha> lets not convince ppl bcash is a scam...
  291. <v4ng0gh> ;;tlast
  292. <gribble> 16999.99
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  294. <hasha> lets just let ppl make their own epic foolish mistakes out of ignorance
  295. <cerebral_monkey_> Anyone know how GDAX is justifying their present halt of BCH trading? The trading rules specify no circuit breakers.
  296. * cluelessperson removes ban on *!*@216.237.235.181
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  298. <sweetiepie> cerebral_monkey_: too many buy orders for BCH
  299. <phantomcircuit> hasha, except it is a scam, "bcash is bitcoin" is literally a lie
  300. <phantomcircuit> it's fraud as far as im concerned
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  303. <hasha> its not even a lie.. its just a fabrication
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  306. <markasoftware> why are we banning people who ask legit questions now?
  307. <Exaeta> cluelessperson: I'm still confused as to what part of bitcoin was stolen by bitcoin cash
  308. <cluelessperson> As a reminder, this is a #bitcoin channel. Shilling/advertising for BCH is off topic
  309. <phantomcircuit> hasha, that's an aweful big word for lie
  310. <sweetiepie> phantomcircuit: if it doesn't run on an rpi, it's not bitcoin
  311. <Exaeta> can you link it to me?
  312. <hasha> lol
  313. <Compy_> cerebral_monkey_: Lets pretend that the rules apply. As far as I know, they could try to justify it as a glitch.
  314. <markasoftware> oh just kicking, i guess that's ok
  315. <Compy_> hah
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  318. * phantomcircuit has kicked sweetiepie from #bitcoin (ok you can fuck off too)
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  321. <cluelessperson> sweetiepie is banned for trolling.
  322. * subnet257 (~subnet257@ip68-225-32-137.hr.hr.cox.net) has joined
  323. <netpilot> Ask yourself, who will benefit from this new fork?
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  325. <Emcy_> markasoftware youre a big blocker, you agreed with 2x etc as i remember. Youve been here ages and youre still here, do you know why
  326. <newbie--> netpilot: what new fork? -> #bitcoin-forks for fork talk
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  328. <cluelessperson> netpilot: Miners, the companies that produced it, not users.
  329. <hasha> when we have allowed the ego of a virtual "jesus" to spew without checks and balances over other the past 6 years... we are gonna have some free comedy come our way, no additional cost
  330. <markasoftware> Emcy_: idk, they just seem trigger happy today
  331. <markasoftware> ive seen a lot more trolling than this in the past without anything being done
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  333. <cluelessperson> mar/37
  334. <Exaeta> BCH -> #bitcoin-forks
  335. <Exaeta> how does that sound
  336. <hasha> its a new dawn, its a new day
  337. <Emcy_> youre still here becuase youve only been sincere
  338. <Exaeta> or are you gonna ban people in #bitcoin-forks too?
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  342. <if_money> hey there, I have a technical question regarding bitcoin
  343. <newbie--> I love Satoshi, our savior from FIAT and fractional reserve monopolies
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  345. <simernes> this is so fun you guys
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  348. <as2333> praise satochi cryptopunk
  349. <Era_Scarecrow> hmmm glancing at the btc site it has a 'best transaction price'... i assume that's for the miners, not for accessing the pools?
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  352. <pij76443> I notice you ban a user, then talk shit about them to everyone else. That's kind of a puss move, no?
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  355. <if_money> does anybody know eher the widget class="QLabel" is referenced in the coin code?
  356. <if_money> I cant find it
  357. <newbie--> Vires In Numeris
  358. <phantomcircuit> if_money, huh
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  360. <if_money> I have tried searching but cannot find it
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  363. <if_money> looking for the widgetclass refernce location for the bitcoin wallet
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  365. <buZz> sounds like something QT-ish
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  367. <if_money> Im trying to expand on the architecture but can't seem to find where QClass is stored u
  368. <if_money> you are right
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  370. <if_money> it is QT ish
  371. <newbie--> pij76443: it strengthen the in-group to have a out group.
  372. <newbie--> strengthens
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  374. <buZz> maybe asking in #bitcoin-dev would be more fruitful
  375. <pij76443> +100
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  377. <if_money> I can't get into bitcoin-dev
  378. <if_money> do you need an invite?
  379. <buZz> pij76443: where did you see that behaviour?
  380. <buZz> i'm scrolling back but i dont see it
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  383. <buZz> if_money: you need to have nickserv registration
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  388. <phantomcircuit> pij76443, so do you work for worldpac
  389. <phantomcircuit> or did you commit a crime to use them as a proxy to troll?
  390. <phantomcircuit> im pretty sure i know the answer
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  392. <dagronmaster> if_money, the code under src/qt/* is full of references to QLabel
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  394. <Exaeta> cluelessperson: from what I gathered from #bitcoin-dev, bitcoin cash did not steal any code from bitcoin, they forked it but followed the license conditions.
  395. <Exaeta> So your statement seems to have been false.
  396. <phantomcircuit> Exaeta, "stealing code attribution" is an accurate statement
  397. <dagronmaster> if_money: src/qt/coincontroldialog.cpp for instance
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  399. <phantomcircuit> they have claimed to have developers before
  400. <phantomcircuit> which is a joke
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  402. ph0b0s_ phantomcircuit pheonix991 Phil21 Phil_G phildaian philm88 philosaur photonclock phraust physpi
  403. <Mad7Scientist> What's the status of SegWit2x?
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  405. <if_money> hey dargonmaster - thanks for the reply
  406. <Exaeta> phantomcircuit: the bitcoin devs said bitcoin cash messed up some copyright headers but fixed it afterwards
  407. <phantomcircuit> Mad7Scientist, dead the same as every other idiotic fork
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  410. <melik_> Mad7Scientist, s2x is dead
  411. <melik_> it never happened
  412. <Mad7Scientist> I thought China was really pushing it?
  413. <if_money> I am looking at <widget class="QLabel" name="coinimage"> under /src/qt/forms/overviewpage.ui
  414. <melik_> they couldn't get it to actually fork
  415. <phantomcircuit> Exaeta, to be exceedingly technically correct removing the copyright notice is a breach of the license
  416. <Mad7Scientist> So they tried the hard fork and then that failed?
  417. <if_money> does the above line of code refer to anything other than the image ?
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  420. <phantomcircuit> is anybody gonna sue them for it? not unless you retards keep coming in here and trolling
  421. <melik_> Mad7Scientist, yes; their code halted 2 blocks before the forking block
  422. ph0b0s_ phantomcircuit pheonix991 Phil21 Phil_G phildaian philm88 philosaur photonclock phraust physpi
  423. ph0b0s_ phantomcircuit pheonix991 Phil21 Phil_G phildaian philm88 philosaur photonclock phraust physpi
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  426. <Exaeta> phantomcircuit: calling them scammers over that is basically a form of libel.
  427. <Exaeta> especially if they fixed it when it was pointed out
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  430. <Mad7Scientist> melik_, was the regular network stalled for a while as the Chinese mining power left for a little while trying to get segwit2x going?
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  433. <buZz> Mad7Scientist: no
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  436. <dagronmaster> if_money: That line does not appear in the version I have. I'm not a QT hacker, but that line eventually results in an object of type QLabel whose name is coinimage. I can't say any more without seeing the code
  437. <Emcy_> youd trust a coin run by people who plagiarise code
  438. <imsohungry> what do you guys recommend to make a paper wallet? The one I have been trying doesnt print right to standard A4 paper
  439. <pij76443> phantomcircuit: this from the guy who suggested changing the license to exclude Gavin Andresen. Also, can it be bitcoin if it doesn't run on a raspberry pi?
  440. <buZz> you can run bitcoin core on a raspberry pi just fine
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  442. <buZz> why couldnt you?
  443. <phantomcircuit> Exaeta, k they can sue me
  444. <phantomcircuit> enjoy
  445. <pij76443> buZz: that's not my question
  446. * phantomcircuit sets ban on *!*@gateway/web/freenode/ip.204.58.254.99
  447. * phantomcircuit has kicked pij76443 from #bitcoin (you seriously committed a felony to troll in here, what the fuck)
  448. * phantomcircuit sets ban on *!*@204.58.254.*
  449. <Mad7Scientist> So what happened the Chinese miners saw that nobody else was using their mining client so they ended up giving it up?
  450. <Exaeta> o_O
  451. * phantomcircuit removes ban on *!*@gateway/web/freenode/ip.204.58.254.99
  452. <buZz> i dont get it, wtf is with the raspberry pi argument
  453. <if_money> thanks again dargonmaster - do you think in this context "coinimage" is referenced elseware or only to label this image in this piece of code?
  454. <dagronmaster> if_money: what OS are you running? If it's a unix-like OS, try something like 'find src -type f|xargs grep coinimage' and see what pops out
  455. <if_money> I am trying to compile something to be used in its place (this is the big image you see in most bitcoin/altcoin core wallets) to the left
  456. <simernes> I saw someone today saying you can't run bitcoin core on a raspberry pi anymore, and I think it was implied it was because the mempool is so big now the raspberry pi doesn't have enough memory for it. Is that a correct understanding?
  457. <if_money> buntu, will try now thanks
  458. <buZz> simernes: eh doesnt matter
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  462. <phantomcircuit> Mad7Scientist, it's been the same story for years, the same group of idiots say they're going to fork, they do it and dont get even close to a majority consensus (much less a plurality), they declare success and then move onto the next fork
  463. <buZz> simernes: the memory requirement changes based on memory available
  464. <Emcy_> buZz its a weak ass reductio ad absurdum of bitcoins imperative to remain as decentralised as possible
  465. <phantomcircuit> the segwit2x shit just failed before they even bothered to release an actual client
  466. <Mad7Scientist> simernes, it takes several gigabytes to keep the database updating
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  468. <Emcy_> in fact it would be nice if bitcoin would still run on an early raspi
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  470. <dagronmaster> simernes: the fix for that is to set maxmempool properly
  471. <if_money> hanks again dagronmaster, you have helped me to solve halff my problem really appreciate it
  472. <buZz> Emcy_: 256MB is really pushing it :P
  473. <if_money> +1
  474. <buZz> i consider 1GB a fair minimum
  475. <phantomcircuit> buZz, at somepoint like a year ago i tested how long it takes to sync on an rpi3 with full validation, it was 3 weeks, i suspect it's more like 3 months now
  476. <Mad7Scientist> A Pentium 4 with 2.5GB of ram was taking a minute to get through a block
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  480. <Emcy_> advanced by room temperature iq fucksticks who have been conditioned against guarding their own liberty by tangible means.
  481. <Mad7Scientist> but that was bitcoin-1.12
  482. <buZz> OTOH i am working towards implementing a linux setup running a bitcoin SPV wallet at just 32MB ram
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  484. <Emcy_> basically the gun grabbers of bitcoin, if oyu want to analogise it
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  486. <phantomcircuit> Emcy_, yeah that's a decent analogy
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  488. <Emcy_> they make the same fuckin arguments too. Only police need guns/only miners need nodes.
  489. <Emcy_> we can just trust
  490. <cluelessperson> The best thing everyone can do is press all exchanges and everyone else to ues SegWit
  491. <cluelessperson> maybe help development of Bitcoin Core Wallet's SegWit as well
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