“…men who have absolutely paid for pickup artist classes, that very specific kind of guy who has a ponytail and more than one pet lizard, and, apparently, out-of-work magicians.“
New reader, love your thoughts! Was pondering your question about the future usecase for blockchain, ala how RSS feeds became the prime way of delivering podcasts, and stumbled across a seed of an idea: is there some way of using blockchain as a way of authenticating timestamps on viral images? I feel like one of the issues with jpegs is there’s no way of knowing how up-to-date or old a picture actually is; while blockchain isn’t the best way using resources, the fact that you can’t remove that metadata seems useful. Not sure if it’s something that actually works, but I figure it’d be nice to have at least one useful blockchain application to argue about!
“…men who have absolutely paid for pickup artist classes, that very specific kind of guy who has a ponytail and more than one pet lizard, and, apparently, out-of-work magicians.“
Can.
Not.
Breathe.
😂😭
New reader, love your thoughts! Was pondering your question about the future usecase for blockchain, ala how RSS feeds became the prime way of delivering podcasts, and stumbled across a seed of an idea: is there some way of using blockchain as a way of authenticating timestamps on viral images? I feel like one of the issues with jpegs is there’s no way of knowing how up-to-date or old a picture actually is; while blockchain isn’t the best way using resources, the fact that you can’t remove that metadata seems useful. Not sure if it’s something that actually works, but I figure it’d be nice to have at least one useful blockchain application to argue about!
Saw this today and thought of you (sorry): https://sf.eater.com/2022/6/22/23177587/sho-club-membership-cost-nft-restaurant-san-francisco