Who will be buying a Provable/Oraclize chainlink box?
Actually considering it
Who will be buying a Provable/Oraclize chainlink box?
Hudson Thomas
Aiden Martin
Earn link. Why not.
Charles Carter
looks pretty dope what does that cost
Logan Wright
Depends on the price and rewards
Levi Brown
What are the specs on this?
Jaxson Green
If this thing is a plug-and-play Chainlink node, I might be buying one.
Or any of the many others that are sure to follow.
Brayden Moore
oh look, here comes the real scam. someone selling Link shovels
Kayden Baker
How is selling shovels a scam?
Alexander Lee
ask all the people who bought asic miners the last 2 years
Justin Allen
Answer the question though.
Chase Howard
They made bank, what about them?
Leo Davis
Gonna buy at least 5 up to 10 of these badboys
James Richardson
>asic miners
Its only the impatient morons who chucked them out or sold them at a loss that will feel like spuds in 2 years.
William Ramirez
t. doesn't mine.
Caleb Ortiz
>miner = node
Might get one. They're not hard to set up on your own hardware though.
Camden Collins
t. didn't mine
Tyler Gonzalez
>They're not hard to set
They are hard to set up in a supremely reliable way, with maximum uptime. Your link depends on your nodes uptime.
Camden Gomez
What makes them anymore reliable than picking out my own reliable hardware and making sure it works using testnet? But no, they're not hard to set up. There's even premade node images avaliable. I do agree that uptime is incredibly valiable but I did actually read the white paper.
Lucas Brown
nobody is going to trust a node that isn't running Secure Hardware™
Henry Green
classic bait and switch
Blake White
Well the clients that want SGX will want you to use Intel.
That's about it.
Mason Lee
Gonna keep flinging shit at the wall and see what sticks?
William Thomas
Just "making sure it works" isn't enough. It's like a difference from a script you wrote in an afternoon and a enterprise application that basically does the same. The latter is several orders of magnitude more complex and for good reasons.
Luke Jackson
what the fuck the checked patterns warps like an optical illusion, expand the image and see for yourself
Jonathan Rogers
if this is what it comes down to arent oracles kind of pointless when you boil off the foam?
John Young
Are you trying to say TEEs make oracles obsolete?
Landon Sanders
Nope. What gives you that impressions?
Evan Cruz
im just saying that now we have to trust intel. which isn't much better than what we had before.
Sebastian Evans
hasn't intel and other chip manufacturers been shown time and time again to be putting backdoors in everything?
Carson Reyes
>now we have to trust intel.
which is literally backdoored by (((them)))
Jason Bell
If only someone thought to do a decentralized network or TEE's....oh, waiiiiiit
Jace Martin
>im just saying that now we have to trust intel
"We" have been trusting computer hardware since the dawn of computers.
You absolute retard.
This is what Link fud has come to: fudding the very notion of computers to try and delegitimize Chainlink.
Gabriel Fisher
i thought link was doing trustless decentralised oracles. but trusting Intel seems to be what it all boils down to. that doesnt sound trustless OR decentralised.
Luis Price
This is what Link fud has come to: fudding the very notion of computers to try and delegitimize Chainlink.
Samuel Richardson
no more (You)s for stinky linky intel™ shills
Joseph Lopez
It's called sophistry - shifting definitions of words for argumentative tactics.
It's also simple gaslighting.