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Angry_Autist (he/him) @ Angry_Autist @lemmy.world
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  • For once it would be nice for crypto bigots to actually have their own ideas instead of parroting ridiculously wrong meme talking points

    When was the last time the Average Joe had a problem with illegal subletting or a complicated discovery process?

    There are tons of processes that the 'average joe' isn't aware of that affects their life. Illegal subletting drives up rent prices and causes fire hazards (that affects EVERYONE), I have had friends who rented an illegal sublet without realizing it and were thrown out by the original owner.

    Illegal subletting is a big enough problem in my state that the state has a literal funded task force to address it. If everyone adopted NFTs as ownership marks, this task force would be largely unneeded.

    Also: you are cherry picking like a mofo

    The NFT IS a contract

    No, it is not.

    Yes, it is, as all parties can clearly be identified, the document cannot be altered after creation without the participation of both parties, and is a matter of public historic record.

    The PROBLEM is you think that I'm talking about copyright law, which is what 90% of the blog posts on NFT contract legality covers, and I'm not at all but property law.

    More importantly, though, if crypto advocates’ claims are valid, then it shouldn’t matter whether a smart contract is a legal contract.

    This sentence alone has convinced me you really don't have any clue what you are talking about, and you are just using every meme you know to create a firehose of lies to protect your fragile ego.

    Just accept you made the wrong choice about crypto based on some funny memes and zero understanding.

  • I have spent thousands in gacha, though I'm more a 'dolphin' than a whale

    Was #1 on server 10 and 11 in Memento Mori for a while, ran the top guilds there (NORTH and TRUE NORTH). It was really fun till one of our shift guild leaders usurped the guild and kicked half of the team on the night of our biggest Mass Combat push, losing us most of our territory. So I quit and got very, VERY bitter

    That was 2 years ago and the only gacha I've played since is Pokemon Pocket tho as f2p this time (it is very generous)

    If you want to know anything about dolphin/whale action in Memento Mori, Blue Archive or Reverse 1999 I'll answer any questions

  • The concept of Gacha predates lootboxes and started as physical real-world vending machines with surprise balls containing little toys or stickers, mainly aimed at kids

    They noticed that the mystery drove sales and pretty much overwhelmed 'normal' toy vending machines in a few short years

    While the concepts are similar, they had different origins.

  • actually having to pay off extra passengers can get expensive, up to 10k per seat, so even one willing passenger without a seat is a loss, but they accept that possibility based on a curve over time of profit across all flights calculated on historical outcomes. Some flights will be overbooked and they accept that as the cost of making sure that other flights are more filled

    The reason they overbook is that there is no human way to seamlessly transfer ticket ownership between pass holders down to the moment of boarding, across all venues and services where the tickets are sold.

    NFTs add a platform that is universal, secure, and publicly accessible. No other database offers that

  • You know, when reddit first started, no one minded long replies, in fact they were considered a mark of excellence and understanding. Long, accurate replies were almost always the top comment in non-meme subs.

    Then smart phones became popular and every idiot gained access to the web

    Suddenly, around 2012, you started seeing comments disparaging long replies as being 'nerdy' or 'tryhard'. On FUCKING reddit, the HOME of the nerds!

    It was a real emotional whiplash to me for a place that once welcomed detailed discussion to start mocking users for creating quality reply content

    That's when I realized the internet was fucked because of people like you.