@Renfe@mariiooc20_ Jajajaja …..acabo de intentar comprar unos billetes de renfe y ha sido la experiencia más surrealista de una compra web que he tenido hasta ahora….sois muyyyyyy maloooooosssss……..lo peor que he visto…y mira que he comprado en sitios cutres…..tremendo…
@SecDeph@YannickCrypto@we_satoshis unless someone explains to me how, really doubt it very much. If it doesn’t have RBF marked and it has already been propagated to the miners’ mempools, they will apply the “first seen” policy. I think that in that case your only option is to try directly with the miners and pray.
@we_satoshis I don’t understand—if the thief sends the transaction with RBF off and it appears in the mempool, how can you send another transaction from the same source? Since RBF is off, wouldn’t the new transaction be rejected by the mempool due to policy rules?
@SargeEnzyme@PeterDiamandis The values depend on the units and the metrics. In other units, the values could be natural numbers. In any case, whatever the units may be, the programmer will have obtained the values from certain calculations within a given system, so they could very well be the same ones….
@javilopen In rows, the train of white circles moves 2 steps right per frame; in columns, it moves 1 step. If the train disappears, a black circle is covering it. All answers except A show parts of the train out of place. Correct answer is A.
@skdh@eatmychuddies Values aren’t predetermined like sock colors. They only emerge at the moment of measurement, when the wave function collapses — even if the particles are light-years apart. That’s fundamentally different from classical correlation.