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> Imagine you have a wife and your wife is being drilled by everyone and you can't do anything about it.
Some people are into that, I try not to judge :)
CSVCHAIN - NFTs backed by CSV technology
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#102"Nothing will ever be prepended to this file" "we guarantee it"
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#103Is it censorship proof?
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#104Most NFTs are pretty much a scam, but: This is the kind of joke for people that think they are clever but don't really understand the situation. Its kind an ignorant position, reminds me of a 'brb downloading RAM' joke. Or sending someone a plastic Bitcoin. or Faxing dollar bills. Someone made a web site, ok. Guess we don't need fancy Blogging platforms now.
I imagine the ownership rights granted by minting on CSV would hold up in court exactly as well as NFTs minted on OpenSea.
The RAM joke is quite obviously a joke because everyone knows that RAM chips are physical goods that are obviously finite in supply.
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The marriage certificate is what gets you various benefits, not the pretty stylizing on it (or the way the spouse looks) or the people that took a picture of it.
NFT collectors are valuing that authentication to various benefits first, and imagery second.
I get the impression people are not able to separate whats going on in the 1/1 market versus the collections marker. Just an allergy to the acronym NFT.
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#106Where's the smart contract capability? Smart contracts are important in certain applications, which is why I store purchases in XML and do transformative contracts in XSLT. Version 2.0 of XSLT is Turing-Complete, with the added advantage that XSLT syntax is a specialized form of XML, so I only have to use one syntax for coins and contracts. I call mine Dotcom Bubble Chain.
Meh, why use XSLT when you could use Lisp? It's also homoiconic and you can claim it involves AI.
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#107Critical security flaw: right-clicking is enabled!
Ah, but that only gives you the actual image, not the CSVCHAIN NFT that proves it is your image.
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Who would drill a hole in a human being?!
Seriously though, implying that somebody having sex with multiple people makes them worthless is horrible. Also, if someone and their partner have incompatible expectations or boundaries then they should break up. What's forcing you to stay with your hypothetical wife? Seems like she'd be better off without you anyway.
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#109Most NFTs are pretty much a scam, but: This is the kind of joke for people that think they are clever but don't really understand the situation. Its kind an ignorant position, reminds me of a 'brb downloading RAM' joke. Or sending someone a plastic Bitcoin. or Faxing dollar bills. Someone made a web site, ok. Guess we don't need fancy Blogging platforms now.
I imagine the ownership rights granted by minting on CSV would hold up in court exactly as well as NFTs minted on OpenSea. The RAM joke is quite obviously a joke because everyone knows that RAM chips are physical goods that are obviously finite in supply.
You don't even need a cryptographic signature if it goes to court. It helps, but not specifically required. Also, a court has no power to overturn a blockchain transaction - unless they have a bunch of miners and energy to rewrite the chain.
Some other differences include append only nature of blockchains. I don't know the ledger has not been modified or reordered or had entries removed. Also if the author doesn't like you, he could ignore your transactions or even drop the entry from the CSV. With say, Ethereum, you would be able to know all these things up front.
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#110Amazing website! I think it also (inadvertently) paints a very clear value proposition as to why NFTs make more sense on a blockchain than on a central service.