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It would have to be E2E encrypted which would break the functionality of a remote development environment

The owner of the NFT was allocated a license to display the NFT and sell it but not ownership rights of the underlying media. Based on the wording, if you sell it the rights are terminated and not transferred to the new owner.

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Attack the argument, not the person

With NFTs, another warehouse can also note that the art belongs to you and you have equal legal rights to enjoy and sell the art as the original owner.

What happens when the owner of the NFT representing their land loses their private key or they die without passing the key to someone else? There are only two options: either the land exists ownerless forever or the blockchain is hardforked which would undermine the whole system.

Blockchain in general doesn't really work well when it has to interact with the physical world.

Caring about the environment is more likely related to nurture than nature.

I don't think that's a common workflow within companies. In every org I have worked at, forking is explicitly disabled

How about people who don't live in their home country?

When you update your phone number, as long as you register the transfer in WhatsApp (as opposed to creating a new account) it's pretty seamless. There's no need for everyone to update your contact.

There was no permanent damage to Facebook as a result of the outage so it's understandable that the stock price wasn't really affected by it

My ISP's DNS server went down a few minutes after the Facebook outage, presumably because all the residential customers' devices keep querying.

Netflix is up

Most people's introduction into finance usually isn't a casino

There's a mechanism for putting that right

The physical representation of the "print" and "original" can be identical and indistinguishable in the case of an NFT

This is a problem that decentralised protocols such as IPFS theoretically solve. You reserve x GB on your storage to cache the content you consume and can optionally "pin" content to keep it on your disk indefinitely.

The problem is there are privacy concerns with this type of system as it's possible for anyone to find out who has consumed particular content.

He has an "About" page and links to his LinkedIn profile on his website.

Usually, rather than just planting trees, carbon offsets do things like replacing inefficient equipment or processes in developing countries. There's a lot of low hanging fruit that can be decarbonised / reduced significantly with a little bit of investment.

Over time these low hanging fruit will all be picked resulting in an increase in the cost of carbon offsets.

Netflix use AWS for their commodity workloads and rolled their own CDN because delivering high quality streams without using too much bandwidth on the public internet is one of their differentiators.

Xiaomi products are pretty popular in India where English is widely spoken. They also have stores and concessions starting to open in the UK and other European markets.

I think if you are planning to neglect your child, you should think again about your choice of having children.

It's harder to permanently steal gold from an institution than crypto.

The department stores were on life support long before Brexit. It's part of the general decline of the UK High Street but also failure of the stores to stay relevant.

The written language is Traditional Chinese.

When you become a significant user of cloud they start to offer pretty significant negotiated discounts on top of committed usage discounts.

The brine, which is a byproduct of desalination, is pretty devastating to local sealife.

Duck tape is harder to remove in case of an emergency. With the cuffs the latch is in a position well known to the crew so they can just be taken off.

Handcuffs (not fluffy, as mentioned by a sibling). No key, just a latch. They are easy to release in case of emergency.

Source: was cabin crew and use of cuffs was part of the training.

The article pretty much demonstrates that donation doesn't solve the wate problem.

There'll be a lot more people driving on the equivalent of racing slicks to avoid replacing their tyres and, I imagine, a black market for retreading