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there are three channels for posting photos of the sky, and none for talking about infrastructure, apparently.
Image each time you mint an NFT, you need to pay a royalty to the creators of the ERC-721 standard. That's basically how things work on Solana.
Given that WalletConnect doesn't see user addresses... how connections or signatures can be a factor in the airdrop?
This is what Simple Human attaches to one of the last bin liners in a batch.
Love all the new innovation in block explorers recently.
Kew Gardens Summer Cycle today - the only time of the year you can take a bike into Kew:
https://www.kew.org/kew-gardens/whats-on/summer-cycle
https://www.kew.org/kew-gardens/whats-on/summer-cycle
Took an English exam with Trinity College recently and was excited to see this on the "certificate" link the give you.
The thing is, they put an Ethereum logo and hash there, but literally nothing else. I wanted to do some digging to understand how this works.
The thing is, they put an Ethereum logo and hash there, but literally nothing else. I wanted to do some digging to understand how this works.
There is a 200k member subreddit solely focused on complaining about TVs that are installed too high up and these are my people: https://www.reddit.com/r/TVTooHigh/
Is there an UI that allows swapping directly on a pool, rather than the router?
Dishwasher that you preload with multiple capsules.
Anyone have spare EthCC tickets to sell?
The LayerZero airdrop seems to allow you to claim on any chain you want, and the tx immediately issues you the tokens. Any idea how they do this cross-chain without race conditions? Just a centralized server's signature?
Is it just me, or is the experience of buying stuff in the Meta Quest app store super bad (in Europe?). You gotta remove the headset, open the Quest app, (manually find the notification?), look at a spinner for what feels like an eternity (*seconds*) , go through verification in your bank's app, don't forget to confirm in the quest app again, then confirm *again* in the VR googles - and then sometimes it fails?
Every London theatre seat review of a tall person: great view, but no legroom!
Every London theatre seat review of a short person: the rake is too shallow. Also, there is no legroom.
Every London theatre seat review of a short person: the rake is too shallow. Also, there is no legroom.
Transaction on a @GnosisPay card settling directly in a smart contract wallet on-chain never stops being cool.
Trying out the new OpenAI-based control features.
Saw the Mets play the Phillis in London today. Never seen a baseball game before. The guys trying to hit the ball missed like 95% of the time. This can't possibly be normal?
Maybe the game should not give a 30% bonus for attaching to *your own word*. It encourages "alone play". Or going even further, reduce the across bonus for own words to incentivize people to attach to others: If you want collect maximum points, you have to balance that with handing out points to others.
However, RAZZAMATAZZES has only 13 letters, while QUZZIFICATIONS has 15. In an environment where you want to play as many word bonus multipliers as possible, the longer word is always going to be the better.
Why are some players selling so frequently? Because they have picked up on the fact that by playing well and acquiring more points, they are also diluting their existing ownership stake in the treasury. Every point you have is worth less when you acquire additional points.
What is the best word? Is it QUIZZIFICATIONS? No in fact. It is RAZZAMATAZZES, which gives 51 base letter points (excluding bonuses etc).
The top 10 are:
51 RAZZAMATAZZES
50 RAZZMATAZZES
49 PIZZAZZIEST
49 RAZZAMATAZZ
49 PIZZAZZY
48 PIZZAZZIER
48 RAZZMATAZZ
47 QUIZZIFICATIONS
47 BAZZAZZES
47 BEZZAZZES
The top 10 are:
51 RAZZAMATAZZES
50 RAZZMATAZZES
49 PIZZAZZIEST
49 RAZZAMATAZZ
49 PIZZAZZY
48 PIZZAZZIER
48 RAZZMATAZZ
47 QUIZZIFICATIONS
47 BAZZAZZES
47 BEZZAZZES
What's the "Human" EAS verification? Where can I get it?