it's in my control panel of my vps providerHey cypherdoc. May I ask which software are you using to list your node statistics?
it's in my control panel of my vps providerHey cypherdoc. May I ask which software are you using to list your node statistics?
So frustrating to see genuine good discussion being removed. It's hard not to be annoyed watching those muppets destroy the very community they claim to hold so dearly.Mike Hearn's posts are being deleted in r/bitcoin.
I had the idea of an 'open letter from the XT/BIP101 userbase' that we could possibly collectively draft and sign on.Knc has publicly said they pro, so has slush and antpool, we need to get those guys to mine xt at the same time first as soon as possible. 21inc can defo be persuaded so we need to get them to join and bitfury from some talks at montreal can be persuaded too.... that's all we need.
I think that there are several reasons why miners have not gone for XT even though at least 75% of the hashing power wants to be able to mine larger blocks.This debate needs to end as soon as possible in my opinion and the only way it can end is by bigger blocks, so maybe it is about time we stopped ignoring reality with fuzzy ohh if they only agree and get it over with because every second this debate goes on I lose a bit more confidence and if that applies to me it applies a thousand times to most bitcoiners.
Knc has publicly said they pro, so has slush and antpool, we need to get those guys to mine xt at the same time first as soon as possible. 21inc can defo be persuaded so we need to get them to join and bitfury from some talks at montreal can be persuaded too.... that's all we need.
Definitely this is a concern, but AFAIK corall'o's relay network is an open source project:Edit. And this which Gavin mentions:
"The only change I can think of that is strictly needed:
+ Modifying Matt's fast relay network so it will handle >1MB blocks."
Now we see the risk inherent in special side-services which become dependencies. Because Corallo is a hard-bitten fan of the 1MB then he won't be upping the limit in his relay service until it is absolutely necessary. It seems that the network would be better off without such "services".
How ddos proof is the current RN?solex, post: 2145, member: 21"]@sickpig
True, the software can be forked. The bar is raised though by requiring a bunch of nodes to be set up and maintained. If a set of them were made which supported larger blocks, in line with BIP101, how DDoS-proof would it have to be?