Peeps by @Bryce
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https://share.robinhood.com/cs-brycec202
Replying to @abcoathup (0x13ebd3443fa5575f0eb173e323d8419f7452cfb1)
Peeping via Opera Beta on Android Onboarding is nice. https://www.opera.com/crypto
Same here, loving it. Made Opera my main mobile browser.
Replying to @jpthor (0x17ee4c878806e3905811f164121a96dc4b2088dd)
Bitcoin paper notes! Each note is an entire wallet. https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@styletokill/bitcoin-smart-banknotes-launched-in-singapore
How do you trust the printer not to record the private keys? Would it be inconvenient for a clerk to have to confirm that bitcoin even remains on the note before they go through with a transaction?
Replying to @hipaces (0x9b16934cac831c822fc73e92a1af1f1fabd4bccd)
We don't peep something life changing on our first peep. We *build* to that.
Animals never had a war. Who are the REAL animals?
Is that life changing?
Replying to @Lion (0x3833d757b8bc418bcec546ced8f444bf7bdfec33)
Anyone catch the recent Vice news episode about "kids on the blockchain"? Very interesting stuff. Vitalik is both awe inspiring and terrifying
Vitalik is a refreshing voice to hear among the other stuff happening in the space recently. Love interviews with that guy.
Replying to @wardenclyffe777 (0xbb51686176948e5af6463bff71a42ea303605a0e)
So.. What makes Peepeth a platform worth paying money to post? Or did I get it wrong? ✌️
All of the benefits of posting on a decentralized blockchain platform. Censorship resistance, immutability, security, etc. Fees will go down as Ethereum scales, but seriously, it's like 1 cent for 15 actions. I haven't spent a dime of my own money for posting yet. Tips help a lot
Replying to @Cryptocurrency (0x07e94f0534a8a97cd7bda1ff9e3d5b17235ae778)
It will though. In the beginning of the internet it was all text. There wasn't enough bandwidth to send an image. People said it would never catch on, until they fixed it. Next you couldn't send a video, they fixed it. And here we are. BTC is like the internet, all will be fixed.
Under the current "leadership" of Core everyone seemed to have accepted, my hope of that is beginning to fade. I see other technologies fundamentally more powerful and developing everyday, while Core has looked away from basic solutions in favor of impractical solutions like LN.
The "bitcoin is a store of value, it doesn't need to function as money" mindset is a dangerous one I've been noticing frequently recently. Real money functions both as a reliable store of value and medium of exchange. Crypto has the potential to be what gold couldn't.
Replying to @zoe (0xfed25267df17bfab23a1f8a26802674769d28c7b)
Let your toes spread naturally and I promise you'll be even more amazed (and perturbed at what the footwear industry has done to us).
What about socks?
Replying to @Bryce (0xf54ea10ed1aa644a9ef2ce870e6122c35d19f4da)
You have a public key (address/account) and a private key used for authenticating transactions. You are signing in using your account's private key. Your username is your public key, your password is your private key. It is very secure as long as you don't give out your privkey.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong in the case of Peepeth.
Replying to @mitchell (0x5f9e3c22ba69211d0bf848fbb965db6ee3f89608)
Can anyone explain to a non-technical noob - what is actually happening when I do a “passwordless” sign in? Why is it required and how is it secure if there’s no password involved (I assume it’s not an intended access control)?
You have a public key (address/account) and a private key used for authenticating transactions. You are signing in using your account's private key. Your username is your public key, your password is your private key. It is very secure as long as you don't give out your privkey.
Replying to @okie (0x9d9a5f4d5536ca6f3ab5bf7e6e2771c3241244df)
I just wanna fly! That's freedom.
Not if you're in restricted air space.
Is a poll feature being worked on? I'd be pretty interested in one.
@Bevan
Replying to @wgmeets (0x6e63a4caeccb4f341ee9c9175c9cc554bdb6d10b)
But are you alive?
Not if the taxman asks.
Replying to @BaronG (0x497528dbfaa05611e552f303ee7c7cebdc1ccde9)
Being stupid should be a crime I tell ya
There's no way statists would incriminate themselves.
Replying to @gregory (0x39c7bc5496f4eaaa1ff75d88e079c22f0519e7b9)
My family owned llamas growing up. True story.
My extended family's building a farm but they didn't get sheep.
Replying to @MoutonNoir (0xd51f753ec3a524ae84a0b855b9d9ee29eb3456a3)
ah i see we are getting straight to the shitposting, i likey
Someone's gotta do it. I didn't choose this life.
Replying to @PaulBaier (0x5c9f8c228f0988671c08698e3564bdd7592beec5)
Does Peepeth have blockchain-based competitors?
There is memo.cash (built on bitcoin cash chain) but that is miles behind with a lot less features, a lot less capabilities, and a lot less potential features.
Replying to @MoutonNoir (0xd51f753ec3a524ae84a0b855b9d9ee29eb3456a3)
A family without a black sheep is not a typical family
I don't own any sheep.
Replying to @Alec (0x23677376bc1b7f48970b83a7ce0d0367395eac9e)
No statists legislation should have any applicability on the blockchain. Any loophole to appeal to the "right to be forgotten" would defeat the purpose of the blockchain anyway.
Yep. The blockchain gives you the right to be remembered.
1 Enso
Replying to @harkmall (0x692efae4d98de71e393959c29232b944283cd9a8)
First #peep 😄 Excited to learn more about #ethereum
If you have any questions, feel free to ask them here! Plenty of knowledgeable enthusiasts around.
Replying to @fraser (0x6e90cd428b731b9ece2a2405c096a9e1902780ac)
A sunny spring day. The birds singing in the trees. Me? Inside. Peeping. #NationalHaikuDay
Speak for yourself. It was snowing when I got home.
Crypto keeps me interested all the time. It's computer science, investing, economics, and philosophy all wrapped in one.
Replying to @jm9k (0xa7bd09daab3eb5ec96f04914d94c47681489d604)
My posts on Quora have gotten over 300k views, and for a short period, I was a top writer in the cryptocurrency category. Almost all of those are people interested purely for monetary gain. The attention drops off exponentially the more technical the topics are.
Yeah, the crypto trend is a financial one. However, I'm sure the more technical enthusiasts are grateful for the technical topics, and there are a good bit of them.
Replying to @CallMeGwei (0x285bc660aa42b8effc6c60357cd4d8ca072be625)
You just have to include the hashtag nsfw
That "edit before saving to blockchain" feature would be useful.
Replying to @CallMeGwei (0x285bc660aa42b8effc6c60357cd4d8ca072be625)
Just wondering if it should be flagged nsfw...
Didn't know there was the option
Replying to @Bryce (0xf54ea10ed1aa644a9ef2ce870e6122c35d19f4da)
You'd be pushing it a bit probably but mostly.
Maybe stop at 1:50
Replying to @CallMeGwei (0x285bc660aa42b8effc6c60357cd4d8ca072be625)
Is this safe for work?
You'd be pushing it a bit probably but mostly.
So Verge partnered with Pornhub... https://youtu.be/pMVYFPEbLVo
Replying to @balibebas (0x1f1c2bcae0505db4fb9c51305af8baa976c26af4)
This looks about right. Sad how Powell didn’t even own the copyright of the book he authored. Only in America, right? http://www.textfiles.com/anarchy/
Probably should have at least put my VPN on before clicking that.
Replying to @joonian (0x990109670056e7645d295fcbaf41e2505bd69ea7)
How can you see my balance ?!
Your ethereum address is on your profile.
Replying to @flygoing (0xec3281124d4c2fca8a88e3076c1e7749cfecb7f2)
The actual posts never get saved to the blockchain, only the IPFS hashes of the posts. IPFS is the actual data store for peepeth. The Peepeth contract code isn't verified on etherscan so I can't really tell you much beyond that (like how action bundling works)
Makes sense, thanks.
Replying to @joonian (0x990109670056e7645d295fcbaf41e2505bd69ea7)
I’m at 10 actions and getting on-chain settlement anxiety
Are you signed in so you can batch up to 15 actions, or are you paying the fee per action right away?
Replying to @balibebas (0x1f1c2bcae0505db4fb9c51305af8baa976c26af4)
For those not familiar with social psychology and ethics, here’s why it can be dangerous if one were able to simple dole out Enso. https://medium.com/swlh/how-technology-hijacks-peoples-minds-from-a-magician-and-google-s-design-ethicist-56d62ef5edf3
I believe there is an ideal middleground.
Replying to @flygoing (0xec3281124d4c2fca8a88e3076c1e7749cfecb7f2)
There is no IPFS blockchain. IPFS is just a network of nodes that distribute files to each other. When you make a post, it's instantly distributed to IPFS. However the IPFS hash is only saved to the Ethereum chain when you send a bundle of actions to Ethereum.
My understanding is that Peepeth basically uses IPFS like a cache before you save the data on the blockchain. Am I right on that?
Replying to @irv (0xaa37b9ec241182a7d44d1009dc977848776b52af)
Enso is a minimalist zen concept and signifies enlightenment. Limiting it to 1 Enso per day is a good way for a user to reward another user's post if it made their day! Unlike other social media where people give out likes all the time needlessly.
My one issue with it is that you get the unintended opposite effect. People don't want to use it then regret it, so people hold on and forget to use enso at all.
1 Enso
Replying to @Bryce (0xf54ea10ed1aa644a9ef2ce870e6122c35d19f4da)
Exactly. The benefits of being within the Ethereum ecosystem in this way are immense.
Meant to reply to other post. It is good that peepeth uses ether.
Replying to @joonian (0x990109670056e7645d295fcbaf41e2505bd69ea7)
Hey peeple I have a q about how peepeth works. The data is stored on the ipfs blockchain right? So how come we’re paying gas and doing transactions on the ethereum chain?
Exactly. The benefits of being within the Ethereum ecosystem in this way are immense.
Replying to @Alec (0x23677376bc1b7f48970b83a7ce0d0367395eac9e)
#TaxPayerPride /s
#TaxPayerPride
Replying to @zoe (0xfed25267df17bfab23a1f8a26802674769d28c7b)
Wow. "Uganda wants to 'tax' social media use to stop online gossip" https://qz.com/1254196/uganda-to-tax-social-media-to-stop-gossip-increase-government-revenue/
Don't know a lot about Uganda but it seems more like an attempt to stop criticism.
Replying to @isaacsu (0xd437d4e083a32e9e2441f6126fcb58ba7477238c)
You do it by having the same wallet loaded up on both desktop and mobile (using the wallet's passphrase or private key). It's not technically "linking". More like having the same "identity" on both devices.
Yep, just import your wallet seed to metamask or whatever wallet you use on desktop, and you're good to go.
Replying to @flygoing (0xec3281124d4c2fca8a88e3076c1e7749cfecb7f2)
worst candy ever, just ruined this site for me. i'd delete but, ya know, immutability ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Take that ba... oh wait.
There's something magical about writing your batched actions to the blockchain.
1 Enso
Replying to @Alec (0x23677376bc1b7f48970b83a7ce0d0367395eac9e)
"This is your brain on DAOs"
NOT EVEN ONCE
Replying to @Trustnodes (0xbd56dba641a856a0afa8dc05bfe52368965bb04b)
Our typos will forever be recorded on the blockchain. We'll call it art.
The blockchain never forgives, never forgets. She is a cruel mistress.
Replying to @isaacsu (0xd437d4e083a32e9e2441f6126fcb58ba7477238c)
It's pouring 🌧 wet in #Melbourne, in case anyone in the future wanted a blockchain-verified record of the weather now.
But how can we trust you? You could be building a blockchain of lies!
Replying to @Badri (0x3fda2d22e7853f548c3a74df3663a9427ffbb362)
Look! There's a slope! It looks slippery..
Slippery slopes are fun to slide down so that means we should do it
/s