https://batteryuniversity.com/article/bu-808-how-to-prolong-lithium-based-batteries

No. Most lithium ion batteries should not be kept at high states of charge for extended times. Leaving it at 85% is better than leaving it at 100%. https://batteryuniversity.com/article/bu-808-how-to-prolong-lithium-based-batteries

https://youtu.be/2r8AOkXCdAg

I get what you're saying about embedding data, but see no valid reason to support it as a feature. Prior to v30, 80b of op return data was supported and other methods were tolerated abuse. I'm concerned that now with Core's full support other chains will pile on top of Bitcoin, rather than building their own network. Ethereum chain is 15TB in 11 years. Does BIP-444 not address all of these methods? Programmable money I'm good with, as long as it isn't enabling arbitrary data on chain. They're consensus valid now. If BIP-444 or similar is successful, they may not be in the future. The whole "if you don't like it, leave" idea could be equally applicable to developers who want to change things like mempool policy. It seems to me like some want to turn it into BSV or Ethereum. I would prefer they just use those chains if that's what they're into. What makes Bitcoin unique is not JUST that it was the first successful cryptocurrency, nor that it has finite scarcity, but ALSO that it tries to do one thing rather than everything. Developers will always want it to do more things. At some point this will become unsustainable, without a clearly defined purpose. It also creates an ever larger attack surface on one of the most disruptive technologies created.

I will be posting and replying intermittently but not scrolling, for a couple weeks. If you want me to see something, feel free to tag me. ✌️

So because it's not good for the >4MB files you want to store, the hundreds of GB of small files already stored don't matter? Most of this was done after Taproot enabled the inscriptions hack and before v30, let alone BIP-444. I agree with the UTXO bloat being a problem, which is why I support Knots and BIP-444. Core doesn't fix inscriptions hack, it just offers a new place to store data. None of this non-monetary data is necessary for Bitcoin to be used as a P2P Electronic Cash System. I have no problem with Suitcoiners, only Shitcoiners trying to turn Bitcoin into Bithereum. #Enshitcoinification

I don't play games. I dropped out of school because of recess. FYI: Suspected scam.

Newsom's son is a Charlie Kirk fan. Just saying.

0) You're thinking in terms of bulk data storage for an individual. Think small amounts of illegal data stored/distributed by many people/groups over decades. 1-4) You haven't addressed. 5) Immutable node software running on cloud servers means nothing when the owner of those servers shuts it down for violating 6. Even with sharding, they will comply with takedown requests. 6-7) You now need to look at so called bulletproof hosting providers who's ToS aligns with your content and hope they don't get raided. 9) Because of 5-7 you need lots of redundancy. Why pay for 30k different bulletproof hosting services forever? You can pay once per Bitcoin transaction and have the data outlive everything else. 10) Suppose you're the ECB and you want to introduce a contentious CBDC. First you ban cash and let banks exchange it for CBDC. You ban Bitcoin, but your subjects keep using it anyway. You embed some hate speech (already done) in the blockchain, but you've already overplayed that card and they see through it. Sprinkle in a little CSAM on it and register them all as sex offenders. Checkmate. 11) We can eliminate all of these abuses by simply not giving non-monetary data a home on the Bitcoin timechain. BitCOIN is a "Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System" NOT Electronic Trash System. #Enshitcoinification

1) 50 years is not infinite years. 2) 0.1sat/vB is about $0.0011/B or 1/10th of that cost. 3) AWS and other cloud computing services charge ingress and egress fees in addition to storage fees. 4) They can change the prices at any time. 5) How can you make data on AWS immutable? 6) They have ToS that must be followed, including what types of content can be hosted. These policies can change at any time. 7) Examples where cloud computing services wouldn't work but Bitcoin would: malware, c2, breach data, classified or copyrighted data, CSAM, anything else that's illegal in any of the jurisdictions where nodes are running or clients are retrieving data from nodes. 8) If there's better places to store all this garbage, GREAT! Either way, let's make Bitcoin's timechain a place that doesn't allow arbitrary data storage again. It was designed for financial transactions, maybe some small smart contract scripts. Now, close to 60% of the timechain is non-financial garbage data. Bitcoin is a "Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System" NOT Electronic Trash System

https://youtu.be/hhEXQHLWfkg

There are two types of people, those who understand 5th generation warfare, and victims of it.

Life is a choose your own adventure story. Each choice changes the rest of the story. Even if you think the whole story has already been written for us.. That too, is a choice.

I don't think you've argued with nor insulted me yet. What do you think of this movie? It's not my favorite genre, but one my my favourite of this genre.. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2870612/

Satoshi didn't like it either: https://satoshi.nakamotoinstitute.org/posts/bitcointalk/535/

Keep drawing on our cash and I'll start hiking rates again.

Safari's WebKit is also the rendering engine the Chromium's Blink engine was based on. So Firefox Gecko really is the only competition. Kind of like Core/Knots in Bitcoin node implementations.

His note doesn't appear to be a response to anything, just a standalone statement. Where is this LED pseudoscience? The vax reference was just an example of my point that the " "science" is sometimes wrong. I'm human. I don't copy/paste anything but I do repost things.

Maybe he can hire intern..

Science is a process, not an oracle. Peer review is an important process, but is more than just labeling something as pseudoscience or someone as a crackpot. If you're triggered by pseudoscience, it's possible that you're suffering from scientism. Do you really believe that human scientists have already discovered all there is to discover? That they've proven every theory beyond any doubt? The scientific consensus according to "experts" was once that the earth was flat, and more recently that the kungflu vax was "safe and effective."

"Storing shit on Bitcoin is not economical at all anyway, so the belief that the lack of op return limit will make people use it for data storage seems unlikely." Name another 30k+ node anonymous decentralized immutable P2P file storage system that can be purchased for a one time fee of 0.1 sat/vB. I'll wait.

https://youtu.be/E-NNKgbtd5Q

The problem is not enough tech 😂