cloudy boy gone on all addresses at once

nope, 2 addresses:

wups :(

"Jahangiri’s announcement is the latest in Iran’s cat-and-mouse game with the country’s illegal crypto miners, who smuggle in rigs and are sometimes caught. " BUT MAH ASICS ARE GOOD AND PERMISSIONLESSSSSSSS

lol

3. The Block: Venezuelan Military Officials Seize 315 Bitcoin Miners

unlicensed miners

How dare they run an algorithm without a bureaucrat's permission!

yes, the nerve of some people

That kind of arguments really annoys me. It's intellectually dishonest. Pushing it even further, it's like me stabbing someone then claiming I'm jailed to moving some atoms a bit.

It's a massive overgeneralization that does not apply.

Who said it was an argument??

I did. I was used many times before. A famous example is "the illegal number".

Not sure how you can say so unequivocally that it doesn't 'apply', when that is just your opinion. In my opinion, bureaucrats are *in general* useless, licensing is *in general* ridiculous, and the intervention of the law into the private behavior of individuals interacting with other individuals voluntarily is *in general* unjustified.

im confused

would appreciate a review on randomx functional tests: monero-project/monero #6111

ideally from someone who is familiar with randomx

No, it's unrelated to bureaucrats or licensing. It's the general technique of overgenerization. Here, mining is illegal. The technique generalizes it to "an algorithm", but only a ridiculously tiny fraction of algorithms are about mining. It's kinda like reductio ad absurdum.