Cykros

I see this is an older note. I am seeing however that my attempts to redeem with Zeus are failing to get a quote, and that the website is down and the app is failing to create a new wallet. Seems like there's an outage now. Which, you know, happens. But it'd be nice to hear some comment on what the situation seems to be if you've got any.

I never did figure out how to speak in a Shakespearean fashion anyway. In fairness though I don't even feel too worried about combating 110. It's so dead in the womb the only ones hurt by it are going to be those sending replayable transactions from nodes enforcing it anyway. The extent to which I talk about it mostly is to point out the danger that the leaders of the charge are putting their followers in. Pain is a powerful teacher though.

Idk that I'd call it strictly better... But you don't make bacon sandwiches with streaky bacon. And Canadian bacon just isn't as good as proper back rashers. I can at least get pretty awesome thick cut nitrate free streaky bacon though.

And yea, if you thought maybe we're looking for alternatives as Luke is clearly on the 110 bandwagon, you're not wrong. Turns out creating a new node implementation isn't trivial though. Besides, for now, v29 does what it's supposed to. I care less about op_return than BRC20's, ordinals, inscriptions, runes, and stamps anyway. Op_return is relatively harmless noise. No reason to make it huge but it was always a harm reduction measure. A better approach to disincentivizing spam would be removal of the segwit discount. But we're too wrapped up in retarded alternatives for that to be worth talking about.

Relay policy stops participation in spam. Whether it stops it or not depends on prevalence. BIP-110 is a reckless soft fork proposal. They are quite separate, despite having some crossover. Many people running knots and advocates thereof staunchly reject BIP-110.

This is of course the issue. I've toyed with the idea of the occasional cigars. But have thus far avoided playing with fire. I definitely don't miss BUYING tobacco, even if rolling tobacco was a lot cheaper than premade cigarettes...

I think the fat:protein ratio depends heavily on how much you cook it. Crispy bacon has most of the fat cooked out of it. It may not be much protein, but it's not much of anything relative to its original weight. This is all for streaky bacon of course. Back rashers, middle rashers, or Canadian bacon indeed are mostly protein, as the back rasher, which is half of the middle rasher, or the same chunk of meat that is cured for Canadian bacon, is pork loin (the streaky portion is pork belly). I wish middle rashers were available here. Though I'd settle for more back rashers as back rashers + streaky bacon = middle rashers. It'd make full English breakfasts a lot easier to make right. Not that the bangers and black and white pudding are the easiest to come by either...

It's one of those books I think of whenever I walk by one of those Little Free Libraries in the front yards of unsuspecting suburbanite liberals...