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Zero One posted:https://www.orlandosentinel.com/business/tourism/os-bz-dogecoaster-iaapa-announcement-20211119-ggvz3ploqzdklb3p76mblboguy-story.html who let this troll in to the IAAPA expo??
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you will forever hodl your peace
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if there's anything I trust libertarians with more it's engineering high elevation high velocity human conveyors "i'm sorry your family died in the crash. Have you considered buying the dip? We're putting the coaster on an NFT!"
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G4 is back!  Yesterday they put on a content-packed hours-long show that felt very much like the old G4... until Kevin Pereira did a bit where he passionately defended NFT's honor from the haters and absolutely sucked the life out of the room:https://twitch.tv/videos/1209314029?t=14407s Watch the chat turn on him in real time.
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I can see the practical use of NFTs maybe being used as a Certificate of Authenticity for various scenarios that require proof. For example, tying an NFT to a piece of physical art such that it keeps track of selling history of that particular piece of artwork since it's initial creation. You could look up the NFT (it should be in the public domain on a blockchain) and see the entire history of this piece of art work. Each "token" is a digital confirmation by both parties involved in the sell/buy process. I could see this helping with forgeries, and being on the blockchain keeps it away from any authority that could manipulate a centralized database where this information would traditionally be stored. Wouldn't this be a more practical use case rather than digital monkey art?
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Weaponized Autism posted:I can see the practical use of NFTs maybe being used as a Certificate of Authenticity for various scenarios that require proof. For example, tying an NFT to a piece of physical art such that it keeps track of selling history of that particular piece of artwork since it's initial creation. You could look up the NFT (it should be in the public domain on a blockchain) and see the entire history of this piece of art work. Each "token" is a digital confirmation by both parties involved in the sell/buy process. I could see this helping with forgeries, and being on the blockchain keeps it away from any authority that could manipulate a centralized database where this information would traditionally be stored. Wouldn't this be a more practical use case rather than digital monkey art? More practical than monkey art? Depends if you look at practicality as a spectrum, or binary description. Both aren’t practical, but your idea is much less dumb.
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It's not the worst idea but I think the forgery proofing use case is already contraindicated by how many NFTs are already forgeries
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“I can maybe see the use of NFTs in <this specific context>” is how they get you. There is no reason to think of the utility of it, the utility is established: money laundering
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Weaponized Autism posted:I can see the practical use of NFTs maybe being used as a Certificate of Authenticity for various scenarios that require proof. For example, tying an NFT to a piece of physical art such that it keeps track of selling history of that particular piece of artwork since it's initial creation. You could look up the NFT (it should be in the public domain on a blockchain) and see the entire history of this piece of art work. Each "token" is a digital confirmation by both parties involved in the sell/buy process. I could see this helping with forgeries, and being on the blockchain keeps it away from any authority that could manipulate a centralized database where this information would traditionally be stored. Wouldn't this be a more practical use case rather than digital monkey art? Ok. How is any better than a centrally managed database?
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Weaponized Autism posted:I can see the practical use of NFTs maybe being used as a Certificate of Authenticity for various scenarios that require proof. For example, tying an NFT to a piece of physical art such that it keeps track of selling history of that particular piece of artwork since it's initial creation. You could look up the NFT (it should be in the public domain on a blockchain) and see the entire history of this piece of art work. Each "token" is a digital confirmation by both parties involved in the sell/buy process. I could see this helping with forgeries, and being on the blockchain keeps it away from any authority that could manipulate a centralized database where this information would traditionally be stored. Wouldn't this be a more practical use case rather than digital monkey art? And how do you know a record on blockchain is actually backed by a physical piece of art? What prevents me from minting my own Mona Lisa in this scenario, selling it to myself for 50 million, and then dumping it to some idiot for only 20? It's just a database, it doesn't solve anything.
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El Jeffe posted:G4 is back! Dunno what G4 is but good to see chat hating on it so much they cancelled it. If your gonna defend NFTs atleast try to do it properly, not with nonsense "oh its scary and you lot don't understand it"
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Happy Landfill posted:https://twitter.com/RhettLarsen6/status/1461551355022254082?t=NsJKrYqNwDsUI39u8TvmyA&s=19 Excuse me, that would require that they be fungible and I think you'll find that they have "non-fungible" in the name.
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El Jeffe posted:G4 is back! That was painful to watch.
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How can an NFT as social currency "increase in value"? Is this literally letting people buy the good will earned by someone else? ANd how is that different than just selling your account?
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Paladinus posted:And how do you know a record on blockchain is actually backed by a physical piece of art? What prevents me from minting my own Mona Lisa in this scenario, selling it to myself for 50 million, and then dumping it to some idiot for only 20? It's just a database, it doesn't solve anything. Yeah that's a good point and we'd need some sort of verified identity system, so everyone would actually see "hey this guy created something and sold it to himself for $50 mil". But of course the problem with that is identities can be manipulated/made up/hacked. jokes posted:“I can maybe see the use of NFTs in <this specific context>” is how they get you. There is no reason to think of the utility of it, the utility is established: money laundering Fair enough!
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HootTheOwl posted:How can an NFT as social currency "increase in value"? Is this literally letting people buy the good will earned by someone else? It can increase in value by tricking a greater fool. Everything can increase in value in this way.
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Weaponized Autism posted:I can see the practical use of NFTs maybe being used as a Certificate of Authenticity for various scenarios that require proof. For example, tying an NFT to a piece of physical art such that it keeps track of selling history of that particular piece of artwork since it's initial creation. You could look up the NFT (it should be in the public domain on a blockchain) and see the entire history of this piece of art work. Each "token" is a digital confirmation by both parties involved in the sell/buy process. I could see this helping with forgeries, and being on the blockchain keeps it away from any authority that could manipulate a centralized database where this information would traditionally be stored. Wouldn't this be a more practical use case rather than digital monkey art? Can't wait until mechanics start putting repair logs on the chain, for efficiency.
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Paper? Such a waste *burns a forest to mint an NFT* here’s your digital receipt— secured, you see
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Possible legitimate use of NFTs: figure out a way to encode and tokenize a picture of my butt on the blockchain. As speculators burn the forests and boil the seas in their race to maximally exploit my rear end, it steadily grows to consume the entire world, fulfilling the ancient prophecy
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El Jeffe posted:G4 is back! That's hilarious. Goes from zero to MLM ponzo seller mode in seconds. He's also doubling down on Twitter right now, saying he intends to do more NFT project segments on the show in future.
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happyhippy posted:That's hilarious. Yep https://twitter.com/Attack/status/1461565098384773120 He's even admitted that the segment that he was going to go into before being told to drop is a project he's already minted NFTs for. https://twitter.com/Attack/status/1461763514649829377 Mega Comrade fucked around with this message at 22:25 on Nov 19, 2021 |
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Oh, you think NFTs are stupid? Guess what, some idiot paid one million dollars for a knockoff pokemon!
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Paladinus posted:Oh, you think NFTs are stupid? Guess what, some idiot paid one million dollars for a knockoff pokemon! I think NTFs are stupid, and I wish I was selling people knockoff Pokémon pictures for a million dollars.
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That guy trying to pay off his bill with a picture of a spider was way ahead of the times
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Lamebot posted:That guy trying to pay off his bill with a picture of a spider was way ahead of the times That spider? Now worth $15 million
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I did it goons. I made an NFT. It isn't on a PoW chain though so hopefully I didn't burn down too many rainforests and it only cost me like a buck.
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But why, and what do you plan to do to offset the evil you have done?
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novamute posted:I did it goons. I made an NFT. It isn't on a PoW chain though so hopefully I didn't burn down too many rainforests and it only cost me like a buck. lemme see it i wanna do something with it
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novamute posted:I did it goons. I made an NFT. how does it feel to have poop on your hands
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drk posted:how does it feel to have poop on your hands I just lived the last week as a janitor, and it feels gross.
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I did it goons. I took a giant poo poo and held it in my hands. I didn't eat it though so hopefully I didn't catch too many diseases and it only cost me some soap.
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El Jeffe posted:G4 is back! G4 was always terrible and NFTs feel like the natural profession of something their hosts would shill.
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El Jeffe posted:G4 is back! Was this the same show where Xavier woods found out live and on the air that another ten of his coworkers got fired without warning or notice for “budget reasons” despite the company claiming record profits this year 
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Detective No. 27 posted:G4 was always terrible and NFTs feel like the natural profession of something their hosts would shill. I dunno if Sessler is still involved be he turned out to be a transphobe so, you know. Good company.
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