Sargos

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by Sargos 5y ago
Twitter is using verified OpenSea sets. Your copy paste NFT can't be used on your Twitter profile.
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by Sargos 5y ago
Conflating N95 respirators with masks indicates you are not arguing in good faith.
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by Sargos 5y ago
Buy assets that have value independent from currency such as stocks, real estate, commodities. Just keep enough cash to buy the things you need for a few months at a time. Save as much as possible as in an inflationary environment your wage
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by Sargos 5y ago
It certainly wasn't a big enough deal to prevent everyone else from enjoying the platform. Things worked out. There were problems here and there but by and large people discussed most topics with each other civilly and the system worke
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by Sargos 5y ago
The upgraded unemployment payments might have acted as a sort of UBI that gave those looking to change careers or get a better position time to plan, learn, and complete the long and arduous process. Having a buffer lets people focus on wha
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by Sargos 5y ago
Build. Denser. Zones.
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by Sargos 5y ago
I think that would be allowed, yes. It would be a rather useless web browser though so that's probably why nobody has tried before.
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by Sargos 5y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by not worrying about iOS needing OS updates for browser upgrades as the Safari engine is the only web browser engine allowed on iOS and third party browsers like Chrome are just skins on top of Safari and no
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by Sargos 5y ago
This is one of the biggest stated use cases of IPFS as it effectively replaces archive.org with a better version that is more distributed, has better uptime, and more importantly has a much larger and nearly complete and pristine version of
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by Sargos 5y ago
>If WoW and Runescape are already collaborating, they can just ask each other who owns what This is actually not that trivial from a technical standpoint and takes a lot of time and money to maintain. First Runescape would need to set up
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by Sargos 5y ago
Restaurants can't even hire enough people to actually keep their businesses open some days and on good days you'll see a sea of empty tables and a wait-list to get in and now they are supposed to have someone dedicated to checking
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by Sargos 5y ago
Did you actually try very hard to get at the data? Why not use The Graph which is decentralized and easily accessed via a JSON call
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by Sargos 5y ago
Ethereum already has quantum resistant algorithms ready to go for each part of the system but they perform worse so it doesn't make sense to start using them until quantum computers are more real. There is no long term threat from quan
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by Sargos 5y ago
DeFi (Beyond a currency, a whole trustless financial system where no one can cheat) NFTs (Not just art but concert tickets like GET protocol, gaming like Axie Infinity, collectibles like Crypto Punks, etc) DAOs (Internet scale corporations&
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by Sargos 5y ago
>If I keep the car and the title, what stops me from selling my NFT? Nothing, but you lose all of the benefits that come with the NFT along with making the car much harder for you to sell in the future. >Or sharing my wallet containin
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by Sargos 5y ago
Selling a car and not transferring the NFT is akin to selling a car and not transferring the title. Sure it's possible and you could con some really dumb people but it would be an expected part of the deal and the kind of people who bu
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by Sargos 5y ago
>What if I sell my car and don't transfer my NFT showing ownership of the car? Who will enforce the requirement that I must transfer the NFT when I sell my car Buying a car without getting the NFT would be as dumb as buying a car an
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by Sargos 5y ago
"system" denotes something which was designed to work as a whole. Pieces are connected together by a manufacturer to build a system. The operating system is a kernel, UI, tools, etc taken by a creator and put together into a packa
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by Sargos 5y ago
>Well blockchains aren't trying to solve the digital identity problem They are! BrightID and Proof of Humanity are two of the leading projects working on decentralized identity. It's a pretty exciting space! https://
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by Sargos 5y ago
>That's the reason people purchase Rolex watches But people can just make fake Rolex watches and wear those too! Watches are a scam /s
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by Sargos 5y ago
>Nothing would prevent the author from just issuing a lot of NFT's pointing to a lot of copies of the same art piece Nothing prevents an author from just issuing a lot of duplicate art and claiming they are the original copy. Except
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by Sargos 5y ago
These autonomous cars do maneuver like F1 drivers so I guess they are a big improvement already
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by Sargos 5y ago
> > There's fraud where people buy an item online, then claim they never received it and get their payment refunded while keeping the item. > And of course, the blockchain solves none of this. It just makes rectifying the prob
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by Sargos 5y ago
Well worst case nothing changes and the prices are still listed in the same currencies they are today. But if crypto is even a little bit successful then perhaps the number of currencies used to display prices will reduce to a smaller numbe
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by Sargos 5y ago
There are hundreds of "official" currencies in the world today, is dealing with them a problem you deal with in your life? I assume many people here travel (or did pre-covid) frequently and mostly don't even notice the curren
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by Sargos 5y ago
If this is the Blizzard meme then bravo
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by Sargos 5y ago
The law only works if it makes sense. Aggressive and borderline punitive laws where IP is forced open will not be followed.
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by Sargos 5y ago
You can change employers but you can't (practically for most people) change your government. That's the big difference and why the comparison isn't very useful.
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by Sargos 5y ago
In this case the human pilots were right. The red light was mostly a bureaucratic instrument that wasn't really a safety risk for the mission beyond getting in trouble with the authorities by going over an arbitrary line. The spaceship
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by Sargos 5y ago
If they had any morals yes. The fact that they sentence people to be held in cages for victimless crimes means they don't deserve the respect they needlessly demand from others.

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