Quote from: Come-from-Beyond on February 18, 2017, 07:09:37 AM

Quote from: SatoNatomato on February 17, 2017, 05:57:09 PM

Why is an IOTA developer stalking me, a supposed troll, around in the Byteball thread? Makes me wonder.

I explained it upthread. Your post in IOTA thread looked as trolling, I followed your previous posts and saw signs of a long con against Byteball community. Even more, you had modus operandi of one scammer I met in the past. So now I'm paying close attention to your words. When you post bullshit, I reveal that. It's not my fault that you post bullshit that often that my behavior looks as trolling.

Thank you for doing the Byteball community a service, I am not sarcastic, please watch out for any other possible scammers as well, I do appreciate that. No sarcasm, for real.

I have no problem with you watching over the Byteball community, feel free to question me and unravel any scam-attacks.

But there is a problem when you insinuate Byteball can not scale or is not fast enough, twice now already even after tonych told you clearly there is no architectural limits, and otherwise spread other distrust in the project. What Byteball can do is even better than I understood it, and yet you insinuated there is a limit or speed-disadvantage compared to your own home-made hash function.

That is when I question your real motive for being here.

Attack me as a person, question my motives, but Ill stand up for Byteball, for what is right, just because I can. Kiss

Just as you are watching over me, I will be watching over any Iota "investors"/victims, and remind them who you are and why you are following me around here.

EDIT:

Quote from: Come-from-Beyond on February 17, 2017, 02:43:51 PM

Quote from: SatoNatomato on February 17, 2017, 01:40:08 PM

And your trolling is bad, I did mention signature validation, that is verification.

Then it seems to me that your "really a massive amounts of transactions" is not that massive as I assumed. I see you have very little understanding about cryptocoins internals and bottlenecks they have.

Well, yes, yes it is really a massive amounts of transactions, even more massive than I understood it. Got a problem with that?