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popcorn

Is there some convinient web page for monitoring attack and state of network, except blockchain.info?

blockr.io is another one that is pretty good. My full node seems to have about 6 blocks worth of transactions in the memory pool as of right now. Should be interesting.

My transaction has been waiting for confirmations for approximately 3 hours now. I wish I had seen the warning on this test. And I wish these kinds of experiments were being carried out on testnet. Sheesh, it's not that fun when you're the one who got disrupted by the experimentation.

Well look at the bright side. Now the "do not raise the blocksize limit above 1mb" crowd will learn the hard way. People don't want to solve problems until those problems are felt by themselves.

Ok, I'm trying to look at the bright side rather than the annoying side, but FWIW, I wasn't part of the "themeselves" that needed to feel this. I had no issue raising blocksize limit and I stil wish these dudes would perpetrate elsewhere.