Probably Martin . Hard to start anyone in the CLE offense , and Martin will get the volume <| sep |> Thanks , this is the first thing I ' ve read that gives an easy to understand overview of what ' s going on with this law . <| sep |> and way too many people . <| sep |> It ' s internally called a theme , but it loads the GTK 3 library . Or was it a style plugin ? I ' m not sure <| sep |> username checks out as per usual <| sep |> I don ' t , but the movie is in theaters , once it gets on video you ' ll probably see something . <| sep |> If you ' ve nothing to hide you ' ve nothing to fear . Edit Also the Germans applied a lot of stuff to certain groups in the 30 s and 40 s . Worked well while it lasted . <| sep |> It might be good to know how many fully validating nodes we actually need before we start worrying about node levels dropping . If the thought is that we need a onetoone ratio of fully validating nodes to bitcoin users some people think this is the only way to go , then well , we are quite a long ways off already . By holding block size small and letting technology advance , we might be able to get there eventually . I think some people have tried doing this on mobile already and likely in 210 years with improvements on mobile hardware and infrastructure it could be no brainer . On the other hand , if we stay with the SPV model for most users , then how many fully validating nodes do we need to support a given user base ?