It does not say you can’t do it, it just says it’s prohibited. It wants you to be aware you are rebellious.

I suggest we rename base64 to ’Military encryption’.

I read a comment suggesting that you (yes, you!) would probably do a better job managing Twitter.

Also, copper cables capable of transmitting high data rates aren’t easily manufactured either. Think of shielding, twisted pairs of wires, etc. And they don’t even contain a lot of copper.

I sometimes thought about opening a personal blog or something on the domain I own anyway (mostly to test Hugo).

But then again, when was the last time you read a personal blog? If you want anybody to the see your stuff you’ve got to be on instagram or something.

It does not really matter. You’ve still got the JPEG (or whatever else). Just calculate the hash and you can proof that it’s the one referenced.

This is because you (in theory) need the whole blockchain to validate an NFT, so you want to keep it as small as possible.

But since you store the Cryptographic Hash of the image too, you can validate that the image on the server is actually the same one referenced by the blockchain. You could even move it to another server, but it will break the link obviously

… assuming you can afford it.

Fun fact: Germany is about average when it comes to road safety in Europe, which is still impressing since we’ve got the highest traffic density.

That depends on your speed limit. Over here, breaking the highway speed limit in just five seconds is basically impossible.

Do they have cake in communism?!

Best kind of coffee is the one dripping through the machine while taking a shower after the morning run.

I’ll just buy some Dell Optiplex for $200 from eBay, and then maybe trow in a cheap GPU.