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lol @ savings bonds. they need to start giving out dogecoin or ETH if they're serious

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shane dulgeroff tried to sell some real estate as the physical property and digital asset. nobody was interested and thus, history has not been made. 

 

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doug emhoff "rebrands as second gentleman douglas" and now insists on being called "douglas". original report done by communist blog PO-LEE-TI-KO proof positive that biden is no longer president consider whitehouse doesn't even treat this as news.  

 

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22 hours ago, ignatius said:

 

chadwick boseman NFT will be redesigned because the original was too much of a "triggering reminder" of his death. next one will not be based on a stolen head, but hopefully, fans can still bid as they were doing before, because the love and appreciation should not be affected.

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history of america by rick santorum

 

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On 4/23/2021 at 3:34 PM, ignatius said:

you have been visited by the bad opera. 

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^^ currently @ 1.2million. that's a lot of love, but the love needs to continue to pour in

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hopefully they do some prince NFT's as well. gotta honor those artists in the most capitalistic way possible since we love them so much 

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normally into anything madlib but not this 

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wow this was incredibly silly- from the ridiculous "convincing" of everyone that has to compete in the tournament to the "outworld" being a barren wasteland with the sole purpose of hosting "fighters" from around the universe (?). this is the kind of film that would've been epic had it come out in the 90s, but with most of the target audience in their mid to late 30s, i can't imagine what they were thinking

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5 minutes ago, Extralife said:

2nd Pfizer today. Whole fam (excluding the kids) is vaxxed now.

first world achievement right here. congrats

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alaska airlines are communists

 

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this is a really beautiful piece of filmmaking. i went in with absolutely no knowledge of what i was getting into and immediately put through a serious rollercoaster. 

highly recommended

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picked up some  1974 mufon ufo journals today from jack jenkin's bro

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observation: this conversation about a situation that almost went left, almost went left

 

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39 minutes ago, Cryptowen said:

Ben Shapiro hasn't even been the most relevant of the Shapiros ever since people realized his sister was hot

 

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WTF just saw the news about shock g.

wow r.i.p.

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1 hour ago, zero said:

I was merely rambling about other potential uses for it besides digital art.

you can use it for digital documents like title deeds and (possibly) wills. you can also, as an example, bequeath your name to someone else on the blockchain, or your clout. casify recently came out with an NFT based phone case

https://www.instagram.com/p/CN31YkvsNSe/

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25 minutes ago, zero said:

could the technology behind NFT's, or whatever it's called that identifies a digital artifact as the original, not serve some other purpose, like identifying a digital document as the original? like a digital contract or something? I had a discussion with someone recently about NFT's, and we both agreed the concept of paying thousands for some stupid jpeg is ridiculous. but it came up that this sort of technology could be implemented in other avenues. 

and apologies if this was already discussed in the past 12 pages...I saw this thread again and this came to mind.

the blockchain is "the technology behind NFT's". an NFT has a unique "digital signature" comprised of the identify of the person/people that minted it (attached to their wallet) as well as the metadata on the NFT (music, JPEG) and "exists" on the blockchain. all this information is shared across thousands of computers (i.e. the blockchain).

the reason some people pay thousands "for some stupid jpeg" is because they're gambling on the fact that blockchain technology will be similar to the internet in the next few years. so for some (like the 2 guys that paid $28 million for a painting) are doing it to showcase the art in a virtual museum with the idea that there are people that will pay to see it (perhaps in VR?), or in the sandbox.