BTC crashed from around $64,000 to just over $30,000 in days, mostly due to the FTX collapse, dragging the altcoin market down with it. BTC was at $21k when FTX collapsed. We were grinding in range and

You can SHA-256 hash an 80 gigabyte file. There is no backdoor. The data is lost. You can't reverse engineer a couple of characters back into an 80 gig file. It's pretty well documented that SHA-256 does

taste the meat not the heat jk

oh so that's what this is ha nice

ooooo fancy

omfg the chart I was looking at was measuring gold in GBP instead of USD $2200 my ass Get out of here Great Britain with your dumb Pound. Gold at ~$3k is pretty wild.

I feel like if there is a tiny section of overlap it hasn't necessary "failed" but yeah I agree with you it would be totally mindblowing.

I seriously watched like 10 seconds of that debate and then spooled through for another 10 seconds. So pointless. I legit landed on a section where the religious guy asked how a non-religious person could

it was just the first one I checked on a google search Alpine Gold exchange clearly you don't buy these things just for the gold you buy them because they are cool and people will way the same premium

It looks like the Goldbacks would cost me $5800 an ounce which is kind of annoying. But they are pretty cool so I was thinking about buying the smaller denominations as a gift. Although trying to justify

memelord even

Yeah I'm starting to think this game would be so complicated that trying to jam it onto a blockchain is just a bad idea. Basically you'd log in with keys (like Hive or Lightning Network) and sign everything

hm basically yeah it's like a combination of things

Ah I'm glad you're feeling to itch to build. I've heard of Godot before it looks pretty good maybe I'll look into it further.

Yep otherwise you're just spinning your wheels with no visible outcome.

Interesting little roguelike you've got here. If I'm being honest it's kind of depressing because the Castle of the Moon game I want to build is such a bigger scope and this game reminds me that it would

I wouldn't know enough to make that determination. Maybe you could give an example or two of situations that have swayed you.

Hm yeah I'm actually don't have a very firm understanding of what ICP is doing. For me ICP still means Insane Clown Posse :D

Ad revenue goes to the frontend that displays the ad. All frontends are centralized nodes. If the user gets revenue it's because the frontend allowed it, just like any other web2 revenue sharing plan.

Sounds bout right. My younger brother has got it bad bad as well.