It's early days, but the fact that many bitcoiners recognize the symbiotic relationship that is possible between AI and lightning and are quickly moving to bring products to market is an encouraging sign.
To any of the freedom hating governments out there reading this on our dirty corner of the internet, good luck!
Here's to the builders. They're making the world a better place.
How can miners and the industry at large act to ensure this type of attack doesn't perturb block production in the future?
The big hurdle of making this dream of reality is that it requires a hardware revolution.
As State actors in Hong Kong continue to get more physical, it is imperative that protesters are able to organize digitally.
People who live in remote areas with no Internet connection, or who have been subjected to some sort of displacement via a natural disaster or war will not be exiled from the Bitcoin network.
As someone who lives in many ant farm-like apartment buildings (depending on what year it is) in one of the most densely populated cities on Earth, I find this type of setup to be daunting and cumbersome, but something I eventually would like to have as my go-to setup at some point in the future.
