Larger blocks mean longer propagation time, during which time another pool with more bandwidth could hash and propagate their own block, causing the Chinese block to be orphaned.
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Larger blocks mean longer propagation time, during which time another pool with more bandwidth could hash and propagate their own block, causing the Chinese block to be orphaned.
[That's what happens when a private company is granted a monopoly to perform a necessary public service.](http://www.trashrecology.com/stop-the-sf-monopoly.html)
I take issue with this new generation of developers who seem to have no moral or ethical boundaries on the invasion of privacy.
The whole "viral/social marketing" trend is also to blame, in addition to the way that startup valuation puts so much emphasis on "traction" rather than the actual tech or even a viable business model!
Perfectly plausible deniability, and the money stays in the company!
Thus, less "Internet" traffic (but more last-mile traffic).
You get what you pay for.
I just hate that the general public connotes "radiation" with "harmful".
Out of curiosity, why do you append a random number between 0 and 1 to the URL?
What makes this Kickstarter special?
^This is a slippery slope!