Quote from: franky1 on May 28, 2016, 01:08:25 AM

Quote from: Lauda on May 27, 2016, 06:51:47 PM

Quote from: adamstgBit on May 27, 2016, 06:51:02 PM

its hopeless, you will forever believe 8MB blocks would break bitcoin.

They would. Even a 2 MB block size limit could, but that's what the 'hacky workaround' with those limitations is all about. It is you who does not know things, and it is you who is being fed lies. Do you even know what the difference between linear and quadratic scaling means? Have you even heard of the big O?

bitcoin runs on a raspberry pi.. with the new libsecp256k1 it makes validating alot faster, so that means 2mb is no problem. especially on standard computers that are less then 10 years old (basic majority) and still ok for older computers and the said raspberry Pi.. but hey, Lauda thinks everyone should stick to Pi or jump to massive servers.. he cannot see the normal home computer category in the middle

lol at Mr. "facts & figures", libsecp256k1 (designed by your supposed SegWit "villains" , Pieter Wuille & gmaxwell) customised the ECDSA functions needed for Intel CPUs, not for ARM CPUs.

Quote from: franky1 on May 28, 2016, 01:08:25 AM

the only time that linear vs quadratic becomes a noticeable problem is not really today.. but when LN becomes a thing. when they will be throwing out LARGE settlement transactions.

the linear vs quadratic debate is not about normal user transactions.. but about preventing a bottleneck to allow LN to happen smoothly. in the future.
i feel sorry when people think its their right to try dissing bitcoin to try to sway people to think all these new features are needed to move people onto sidechains and second layer solutions which wont be as secure or distributed.

So you're against the only realistic way to make Bitcoin scale, as acknowledged by Satoshi in the White Paper? Yeah, we knew already Roll Eyes