The UTXO set just smashed through 5GB worth of data. I wonder if in a couple of years you are going to need a 2TB ssd to run a pruned node as is the case with Ethereum
Journalists are gonna be the first to lose their jobs due to AI. People are gonna start submitting fake videos to newspapers and the journalists be ruined after all their major stories are proven fake.
Anyone else having trouble funding their SN account via CashApp? Just had 2 failed attempts to send 10k, then 5k sats to my account via generated invoice. Was able to send via strike...
Tell them to use a NAS like QNAP or Synology and have their own "cloud" at home.
You can even run an email server, with your own domain on it.
No more fucking Google shit.
Hmmm maybe I would write a guide about that scenario, even that is not so Bitcoin related.
but it seems incomplete
is not. That section is only with Darth related memes, with a short explanation.
Tell them to use a NAS like QNAP or Synology and have their own "cloud" at home.
I wanted to just host Nextcloud on a mini-PC and attach a regular external hard drive to it + configuring of /etc/fstab such that it will automount during reboots etc.
You think that will work nice, too? What's the use case for dedicated NAS? Convenience?
Subs are obv a nice addition and much appreciated (feels good to be heard ;-). Thanks. But now comes the tricky part:
1/ What will be the next subs? Since Bitcoin and Nostr are covered, you can only add non-Bitcoin-related topics...
2/ How (and by whom) will new subs be created? SN creators, community voting?
I would suggest that anybody should be allowed to open a new sub, BUT with two conditions:
a/ You need to pay a high fee to create the sub (say 100k sats)
b/ Subs that don't reach a certain threshold of engagement after a week/month (number of posts and/or amount of sats tipped, TBD) are automatically terminated and the same subs can't be created for a month.
I see your point, but I think it wouldn't be a bad idea to live with the current three subs and let users get used to the new features. I already notice posts being placed in the wrong sub, and there are only three choices! Chaos may ensue if further complications are introduced.
It's Fed decision day! The fact that markets and financial media worldwide are obsessed with what the US central bank will do shows the myth of "U.S. free markets."