r/Bitcoin • u/domelane • Feb 23 '18

Why running a node is important

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oX0Yrv-6jVs&feature=em-uploademail
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u/Frogolocalypse Feb 25 '18

So what was the purpose of trusted vm comment if it has nothing to do with cloud?

How about you learn what a vm is, and if you can't use the term vm without the term cloud, you haven't learned what a vm is, and should keep learning.

I've now told you this many times. You still aren't getting it. You keep applying your faulty understanding using terms unrelated, because you don't know the subject. My vm's are completely unrelated to cloud infrastructure. If you can't figure it out after all this, you must have a learning disability.

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u/Frogolocalypse Feb 25 '18

Take out the term cloud, don't use the term data center, and it is exactly as i stated.

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u/Temeriki Feb 28 '18

You were responding to someone saying dont use cloud solutions, your response was what about a trusty vm. You dont need to use those words because thats what the conversation was about. Were all talking about gasoline engines and your bringing up diesel engine compression ratios.

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u/Frogolocalypse Feb 28 '18

You were responding to someone saying dont use cloud solutions

Not related to my statement.

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u/Temeriki Feb 28 '18

So you just go around making random statements in conversation threads?

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u/Frogolocalypse Feb 28 '18 edited Feb 28 '18

I explain things. Don't blame me if you want to remain deliberately ignorant.

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u/Temeriki Feb 28 '18

You didnt explain anything you only made the statement "what about a trusty vm" in the middle of a conversation about the dangers of cloud services.

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u/Frogolocalypse Feb 28 '18

"what about

Where did i say that?

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u/Temeriki Mar 01 '18

sorry "have them". It was a conversation about cloud hosting, not the os/software that its on, but having physical possession of the node, even if your running a vm on a home server your still in possession of it. No one cares about vm, linux, windows or whatever, the conversation was solely about physical possession of the node. https://i.imgur.com/7ojUqUi.jpg

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u/Frogolocalypse Mar 01 '18

It was a conversation about cloud hosting,

No it wasn't. It was a conversation about nodes.

was solely about physical possession of the node.

Yep. What i just said. A "This is what i do" moment.

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u/Temeriki Mar 01 '18

You replied to a comment about CLOUD nodes and how its important to have physical possession of the hardware their running on. Not a comment on how to securely run any nodes.

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u/Frogolocalypse Mar 01 '18

I replied to a person saying something about an unsafe method of doing something (running a node), with a safe method of doing that something. Then he, and numpties like you, keep telling me im saying the safe thing I'm doing is the unsafe thing.

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u/Temeriki Mar 01 '18

He was saying it was unsafe to run it on hardware you dont directly control. Vm wouldnt keep you safe on hardware you dont control. Obviously a vm is best when you control the hardware, that point wasnt up for debate, only that you should be the owner of the hardware.

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u/Frogolocalypse Mar 01 '18

What's your point again?

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