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What exactly does the scary option "Allow incoming connections" do in Bitcoin Core?
Software authors seem to enjoy consciously freaking me out by having vaguely or entirely uncommented options in their software with very ominous labels.
In Bitcoin Core's settings, it says "[X] Allow …
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