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Are you sure “fixed” is the correct word?
Are you sure “fixed” is the correct word?
What? Rumors work by people discussing them.
I didn’t ask for proof.
Can I find out more about these rumors somewhere?
More like a for profit arm ruled by an non profit head.
The mirrors are the not the expensive part.
I’ve stayed in one in Osaka. You don’t have access to clothes or belongings during your stay. It’s a lot like staying on a space ship without the travel.
True. The next iteration doesn’t need to be optimal, just an improvement in the loss function.
Not sure how they would decide when to stop.
Proof of work need not be useless. E.g. https://primecoin.io/
The tricky bit is finding a problem that is hard to solve but easy to verify. I’m not sure AI tasks fall into that category.
The transaction verification is separate to the work.
In your example what happens if the shirt is sold to someone else? In the NFT case the signature changes.
The shirt analogy doesn’t work well, but NFTs are great for transferable tickets.
However NFTs were trying to assign value to the receipt for the Gretzky shirt.
If it’s mounted, what’s the difference?
Does librewolf have tor built in?
Royalties were not part of the original design.
Right click. Save as.
Also note that the ERC721 standard says nothing about royalties. Royaltiew weren’t designed as a “key feature”
Yeah. I could try pihole. I think that works well in general but now YouTube ads and videos come from the same servers.
Is that possible on webOS?
Why would changing a password put you on a list?
The issue is they weren’t honest about it.
Is this practical? How technically difficult is it? What are the hardware requirements?
Thus could mean that 69% of revenues go to rights holders A and B and 1% of revenues are spread between holders C - Z.