@AVickovic@DannyBoy_83 He is going round upsetting all the wrong people in Pattaya. I am amazed he is still in good health.
The Prime Minister of Thailand is wanting to show strength against bad behaving tourists.
The absolute best outcome he faces is a 5 year ban.
@Pointern_@KhunPat27 Why are you on DTV instead of Non-O Retirement?
There's a load of British people living in Thailand funded by UK Government hand outs.
1. They tricked UK Government into thinking they're disabled (they're not)
2. They tricked Thai Immigration into thinking they had money
The system is millions of innocent people “just doing their jobs” to create an oppressive force of evil.
Like daisies, individually sweet, but arranged to draw the face of satan.
@theonevortex@CedYoungelman https://t.co/dYOupmlhCe
Absolutely none of this is written by AI, including the article which talks about the code in detail.
FYI: I am a software developer with over 30 years of experience.
@dathon_ohm@_PyBlock_@ocean_mining On the @ocean_mining website, it says the OCEAN Node Policy is Knots v29.2 (20251110) -- this is not Signalling BIP-110, unless you know otherwise.
If we're going to try to get this over the line, we need clear instructions on how to help add hash power
I'm a knots fan - But get a reality check.
Right now < 1% miners are signalling BIP-110.
If Knots hardforks (and it will) that's a 99% drop in hashrate overnight.
That's 16 hour block times for over 3 and a half years till it reaches the difficulty adjustment of 2,016 blocks.
@dathon_ohm As a long time Knots runner and advocate, I will not "hardfork off" to a network (and new coin) with < 1% of the mining hash rate of the previous.
This is madness.
@caps_raunak Yeah, Stack Overflow itself didn't help.
Whites got replaced by Indians because of ruthless employers.
Redundant whites provided free technical support and advice to their Indian replacements, who couldn't do their job -- in the hope that they'd make a name for themselves