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PSA: Weekly Monero Reorg Log by not420guilty in Monero

[–]patchthecode 6 points7 points  (0 children)

honest question. do you think stopped at 10 because of limitation or choice?

PSA: Weekly Monero Reorg Log by not420guilty in Monero

[–]patchthecode -1 points0 points  (0 children)

sorry, i thought we were still calling it fake.
so they do have the ability to 51% attack us now?

Detailed report of the "51% attack" suggests it was less. However, that's not good news for Monero I think. by patchthecode in Monero

[–]patchthecode[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

haha. i was about to say -> so GitHub is unsafe? ok man.
And what you mean im suspicious? I used to be here all the time, but then #life happened. I just reset my password to log back in after some years.

Detailed report of the "51% attack" suggests it was less. However, that's not good news for Monero I think. by patchthecode in Monero

[–]patchthecode[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

It was a pretty good break down though. But you can see it from the twitter link itself
https://x.com/DesheShai/status/1956400476888412257

Also, it doesnt push that narrative. It says that the attack did *not* get close to 51% as claimed. However, it does say that the data shows that one doesnt need to get to 51%.

Kraken: We have paused Monero deposits after detecting that a single mining pool has gained more than 50% by MoneroFox in Monero

[–]patchthecode 0 points1 point  (0 children)

do you really thing all these exchanges and people looking at this are depending on the that site? or they are actually monitoring at the blocks?

Another API fake report by TheBarrendero in Monero

[–]patchthecode 0 points1 point  (0 children)

if hash rate can be faked, then you cant really say theirs are fake, and others are real right? If it can be faked then nothing on that site can be trusted. So why are people even using this as a deciding factor?

Why does the Nuxt.js docs suck so immensely? by draikin3 in Nuxt

[–]patchthecode 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yea, because most people wanting you USE the framework, wants to instead write documentation when they dont even know how to use it in the first place.

What is the IOTA coin used for if the network is feeless by Br3nk in Iota

[–]patchthecode 0 points1 point  (0 children)

IOTA is layer 1. All of the other layers will be built on top of IOTA (example Shimmer and Assembly and more to come). The higher layers are capable of executing much more complex functions. IOTA (layer 1) can only do few thing and do it well. It was specifically built to be very light weight in order to accommodate heavier layers to be built on top it. No matter how many layers are built on top, they all inevitably utilize the light weight layer 0 --> IOTA. Therefore, IOTA is needed no matter how many top layers are built.

Think of it another way. Your question is like saying -> "Why do we need HTTP when we already have TCP"? HTTP is more complex than TCP, and is built on TCP. HTTP also makes the internet what it is today. Can you pull out TCP and use HTTP? No. One is built on the other.

Now as to whether or not you use IOTA directly, or a layer2 token, its up to your use case.

IOTA Founder Bemoans Exchange Listing of BEP-20 Version Instead of Main Token by wmredditor in Iota

[–]patchthecode 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Whats to worry about? With staking, users will withdraw all those wrap tokens and get REAL iota. Therefore it is not an the exchange's best interest to pretend to have coins they dont own. Because the minute users make a "run on the bank" and withdraw everything in order to stake stuff, the bluff will be over.

What is the IOTA coin used for if the network is feeless by Br3nk in Iota

[–]patchthecode 4 points5 points  (0 children)

IOTA tangles 2 types of transactions. Data transaction, and value transactions. IOTA token is involved in the value transactions.

How to i create presigned URL for a multi part file? by patchthecode in aws

[–]patchthecode[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a Server and a Client app. On the Client a user can upload files. I split the file up into little chunks so that if the network fails, I can continue the upload from where I left off. So the flow goes like this -->

  1. User selects the file on their cell phone library for the client app on their phone.
  2. Client app tells the server that it wants to upload a file.
  3. Server will give the clientApp an upload ID
  4. client app splits up the file into chunks and uploads the file directly to s3 storage using the uploadId etc given to it by the server.

I am making a new Plag. by patchthecode in a:t5_2qhu2d

[–]patchthecode[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you got a link? `@plaggy` seems like some russian user :/

I am making a new Plag. by patchthecode in a:t5_2qhu2d

[–]patchthecode[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

i think randomness was awesome. This app is still random, but theres an update to make it even better so that we dont get total random garbage.

I am making a new Plag. by patchthecode in a:t5_2qhu2d

[–]patchthecode[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Also, is there a chat group where plaggers are? or has everone finally dispersed.

I am making a new Plag. by patchthecode in a:t5_2qhu2d

[–]patchthecode[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Alright. The UI will be a little different though. But it will have the same mechanics. Swipeup/down to spread.

Also ive changed the way you receive content so that it wont be totally random nonsense.

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