I think they mean it's hard to tell what the fuck is even in this picture it looks like there isn't even 241 pixels in it
harmless joke got mass. downvoted
he should count himself lucky. as the French would tell you, crying is something that only people who still have their heads attached to their body can do.
the same reason they charge 30 for Linux
funny how you willingly walked into another argument against two points of failure all by yourself.
this is exactly like talking to AI. you're just having a different conversation than the one people are trying to have with you.
how do you fail to understand that two potential points of failure is objectively worse than only one
except when they're not. I've seen ai say the exact opposite of what it's summarizing.
I can question a person. ai doesn't even fucking know what it says from moment to moment. unreliable, unexaminable, irresponsible, useless.
don't understand how any of this is different from what he regularly tweets on swastwitter
whoopsie daisy I helped the Russian again! what a series of unfortunate accidents.
don't beekeepers use smoke or some such?
terrible analogy, but one can only hope. we don't need the bullshit that comes with everyone using cars.
if you want to do it you can do it without nfts. clearly the airlines don't deem it worth the effort. there's no reason why you can't make a system that easily transfers ownership. this is trying to find a problem for a solution.
but why would they want to do that if the intention is to overbook
way to miss the point. literally everyone knows that they overbook. that's not because they're not using nfts. it's because they want to overbook. you said nfts would prevent overbooking. I say you can just prevent overbooking by not overbooking. it has nothing to do with nfts.
interesting, around here we do it with numbered seats. if you give each seat a specific number turns out you can match that with numbered tickets. somehow airlines don't make tickets with numbers that don't match with any seats. insane tech.
yeah if only the scammers could utilize the full potential of nfts lol
how many copies could they sell back then vs now? how much did it cost to make, stock and ship a physical copy worldwide vs being able to provide infinite copies everywhere only using the bandwidth when necessary?
no one's asking for billions to be spent on games. companies being horribly managed by businessman who have no idea how games work or what's important in a game, forcing i live service bullshit, chasing trends, making big empty worlds full of pointless busywork does not mean the games should cost 80 dollars.
ninja theory already proved you can make an insanely good looking game with a tiny budget and sell it for 30 bucks and turn a profit. meanwhile the biggest companies including ones owned by evil billionaires can easily shit out concord and starfields wasting years and millions on steaming turds.
also things haven't only become more expensive. they've become cheaper too. there are more tools, better hardware and software for cheaper if not free that allows people to do more than ever before with less than ever before. the indie scene is 1000x more powerful today than it was back then for this reason.
and you're talking about polygon tomb raider while these companies are trying to sell you recolored skins for 10 bucks even though it took an unpaid intern about 45 seconds to use a color swap on a 2d texture.
it's a meter that says it's only fair if you criticize the party that wants you to have some healthcare and the party that wants to blackbag random people to send them to torture prisons equally.