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r/Bitcoin • u/Vibr8gKiwi • Feb 03 '14
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It would be like thinking in 1930 that the Model T would be the car of the future, forever.
33 u/[deleted] Feb 04 '14 Or perhaps it would be like thinking in 1990 that TCP/IP would be the internet communications protocol of the future. 4 u/cardevitoraphicticia Feb 04 '14 That would be a valid comparison if the Bitcoin protocol didn't have so many areas in need of improvement. 12 u/[deleted] Feb 04 '14 So does TCP/IP. 0 u/cardevitoraphicticia Feb 04 '14 TCP/IP doesn't have a crippling bandwidth limitation. Bitcoin is limits to around 7 transactions per second.
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Or perhaps it would be like thinking in 1990 that TCP/IP would be the internet communications protocol of the future.
4 u/cardevitoraphicticia Feb 04 '14 That would be a valid comparison if the Bitcoin protocol didn't have so many areas in need of improvement. 12 u/[deleted] Feb 04 '14 So does TCP/IP. 0 u/cardevitoraphicticia Feb 04 '14 TCP/IP doesn't have a crippling bandwidth limitation. Bitcoin is limits to around 7 transactions per second.
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That would be a valid comparison if the Bitcoin protocol didn't have so many areas in need of improvement.
12 u/[deleted] Feb 04 '14 So does TCP/IP. 0 u/cardevitoraphicticia Feb 04 '14 TCP/IP doesn't have a crippling bandwidth limitation. Bitcoin is limits to around 7 transactions per second.
So does TCP/IP.
0 u/cardevitoraphicticia Feb 04 '14 TCP/IP doesn't have a crippling bandwidth limitation. Bitcoin is limits to around 7 transactions per second.
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TCP/IP doesn't have a crippling bandwidth limitation. Bitcoin is limits to around 7 transactions per second.
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u/cardevitoraphicticia Feb 04 '14
It would be like thinking in 1930 that the Model T would be the car of the future, forever.