JPAKx4 @ JPAKx4 @lemmy.sdf.org

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Welp there are no such things as good people anymore, just good actions by people. This is actually so horrible to see, thanks!

The issue is mainly that everyone will have different clients, so it may not be properly supported. It would be very simple to have someone login to a custom website that would allow you to place your square, but it wouldn't be seamless like reddit's implementation is.

Well, when they IPO this is the kind of stuff that will turn off potential investors, so that's where it'll hurt spez.

So this is what I've never heard, is when have nfts actually been used? Like it's too inefficient/expensive to store large amounts of data, so what is it good for?

By relative obscurity, I mean purely market share. By percentages, it's obscure, by raw numbers it's still popular with millions of users.

Nothing is secure anymore, and it makes sense. The reason there are less apple hacks (anything I'm the ecosystem is susceptible) is by keeping things proprietary and their relative obscurity. There have been hacks on Mac's, iPhones, but also Linux, android, and of course windows.

That'll probably be the best way to go, thank you.

Sounds good, I'll look into it, and thank you for the article.

Thanks for your response! I'll do my best, however the issue is I don't necessarily want someone to look over documentation just to edit a date on a webpage. I do understand what you mean though.

I recommend games such as brawlhalla and Pokemon unite, which are both free. Otherwise indie games are wonderful, like Celeste, slay the spire, hollow knight, etc.

I didn't even realize, mine went there too.

Docs - method returns string.

Stack overflow - 10 years of history of the old and new solutions to the exact problem you have based entirely off the stack trace