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Does the twitter hexagon thing still have the deal where anyone can mint a fresh NFT of something they've rightclick+saveas'd and get the same treatment?
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Nov 25, 2021 00:22
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And it didn't even loving work right. You built a machine that harvests human misery for your own comfort, and it doesn't even do the second thing.
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AnimeIsTrash posted:https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/r0qfrr/scam_or_insane_payout/ quote:I don’t want to spook them…I’m hoping maybe by offering them more $ via a bigger loan, they will agree to send it back holy poo poo
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All the people trying to use things like proof of stake want it to be a currency. Like the ethereum guy does, but he's already a billionaire so he's more than happy to play fun games with it. Other proof schemes are super controversial though because there's a fear it will make crypto "inflationary" (i.e. stop being tulip bulbs for dweebs). Getting rid of proof of work just highlights the dozens of problems with crypto that aren't proof work though so it doesn't really matter.
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Not necessarily, the increasing time with Bitcoin comes from a difficulty factor that increases over time, but it increases at key breakpoints and eventually caps out, and most types of crypto don't do that. The block chain doesn't get slower with each block, only the hash of the last block is used in the current one. It does get slower as more compute power enters the system, though, so... that's nice.
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Xanderkish posted:How does something get slower with more computational power? Decentralized consensus gets/can get slower the more boxes in the network. It's not a problem unique to Bitcoin: lots of stuff in real tech uses consensus protocols that place a cost to scaling out. It's usually treated as a challenge or constraint, not something where you just shrug and say "that's crypto!"
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Nobody on earth is better suited for this moment https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2021/12/peter-molyneux-raises-54m-on-promise-of-play-to-earn-nft-game-legacy/
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Cup Runneth Over posted:I mean he has the resources and might make an actual game. But yeah NFTs are basically Molyneux's dream opportunity to pretend he came up with a bunch of poo poo everyone's already been doing for twenty years that motherfucker couldn't even finish a mobile game with his current resources
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https://techcrunch.com/2021/12/21/justin-kans-nft-platform-suffers-rocky-debut-as-scammer-makes-off-with-150k-in-user-funds/quote:the broader issue is that the underlying incentive structure of the NFT market tends to discourage users from engaging skeptically oh indeed
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It loving owns that the entire concept of a decentralized internet is that you don't log into the same website with a specific domain with a nice green lock next to it, but doing your banking at any arbitrary place some internet guy links you to.
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https://mobile.twitter.com/JonathanPuthoff/status/1476746916633272320
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Welcome to my new meta-scam where I sell my monkeys at a steep discount and then report them stolen on twitter.
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https://twitter.com/Fr0zenBuffal0/status/1477112764191711234 Me in 1636 shouting at the guy who sold me a counterfeit tulip that flower regulation is coming.
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Honest Thief posted:have interviews processes been ramping up lately? I had a couple with like 4 to 5 calls just for one role and then get a "no" lol that's just west coast tech leaking
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My favorite interview story that I always try to work in ends with "and then I passed it to my boss because there was an irreconciliable understanding of how our department should spend its resources, and leadership needed to make some high level decisions about where to go next". It consistently smokes out lovely places to work- I've flunked interviews twice because I "shouldn't be giving my boss problems, I should be giving him solutions" lmao
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Pentecoastal Elites posted:every interview question is only supposed to determine two things: lmao your job trains new employees? Pussies.
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If you make tasks to develop training resources and documentation, that's time away from things that are gonna bring in more money. Forcing everyone to do 3 interviews per week and still not be able to make a loving hire doesn't do that, though, because you haven't assigned those interviews any story points. It's magic!
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Making up stories about how kim jong un bans smiles because his smile is ugly and he has bad breath is pretty much the only reliable work defectors can get in the south. I try not to judge.
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:what has me convinced is that there aren't really calls to ban it from the media or congress This story convinced me: https://www.reuters.com/markets/europe/bitcoin-network-power-slumps-kazakhstan-crackdown-hits-crypto-miners-2022-01-06/ Oh wow a key ally for both of the US's adversaries has a color revolution with one of its main causes being an energy shortage? And then it turns out that a massive percentage of the nation's energy has been redirected toward crypto? You don't say.
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I don't think it was on their radar until the silk road case but then the fbi had 33m in Bitcoin they'd seized (worth 7.5b today) and I think probably a lot of questions started being asked at that point.
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Nate gently caress
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Sorry timmy your dad clicked the wrong link while looking for "big naturals" on bing, so now you're homeless. As we say in the crypto biz, ess eff why ell!
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Coders spent like 20 years developing a set of best practices to make sure asset transfers could never ever be automated despite everyone now doing their errands in a protocol & associated piece of software that helpfully tries to automate everything for you, and these assholes looked around said "man how come nobody's tried to automate asset transfers yet?"
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Every time a crypto guy hears about CORS restrictions his face turns red and steam comes out of his ears.
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Please be aware of the risks. But also, you have to do it.
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Hello, before taking part in this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, please be sure to activate the "get scammed" mode on your ethereum wallet. Why does such a mode exist? *chuckles* Well,
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Exciting new scam: https://twitter.com/0xQuit/status/1511198290565509120 Mark agrees to trade his 1 ape for the scammer's 3 apes. The 3 apes are verified apes, with the green checkmark on the trading site. But the checkmark is photoshopped into the fake ape. Neopets had more security from scams.
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Turbo Tax now makes it EASY to write off your missing apes! Were your apes stolen this year? o No apes to report o Apes I purchased this year were stolen o Apes I purchased in a previous year were stolen this year How were your apes stolen? o My apes were transferred from my wallet o My wallet containing the apes was stolen, and the apes are still in the wallet o My apes were sold from my wallet at below market price o My apes were exchanged for photoshopped apes
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Why would hacking an Instagram cause the apes to get stolen
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Oh lmao
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The rice may disappoint you if you gently caress up cooking it.
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webcams for christ posted:they're going to fork ETH and keep mining on their own proprietary blockchain(s). Miners are convinced that the value will stay with their coins and not post-merge ETH. looking forward to a whole lot of rug pulls and assorted chaos At first my brain short circuited and I thought they were going to arrest one of the hashicorp guys for crypto crimes
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Petey posted:they weren't in a polycule and i think they all got hopelessly ea-pilled Yeah I saw the polycule thing and I was expecting a lot of gossip and hilarious stories but it turns out that the CEO of FTX and the CEO of the shell company they did all the risky trading with sometimes dated and both lived in the bahamas house.
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