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\who had that on their bingo sheet?
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yet its the same game as Star Wars the pin and heavy metal.
I like the trim package
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I think its the same as Stranger things LE
So much I don’t understand here. The wiki link just made me more confused.
Is this theme actually a popular thing? Is it a tv show? Is if a cult cartoon?
Are they just reskinned expensive kid toys with the same rule set but different artwork and video images? Kind of makes sense if so as presumably that keeps the costs low.
Is this theme actually a popular thing? Is it a tv show? Is if a cult cartoon?
Are they just reskinned expensive kid toys with the same rule set but different artwork and video images? Kind of makes sense if so as presumably that keeps the costs low.
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Home pin playfield with an le trim? Seems an odd choice.
the NFT-art thing just leaves me cold. feel like an old fart who no longer understands the world. 
This is the first thing I read when I woke up, feel like I still may be asleep and it's all a dream.
If it had been based on Megaverse 1, the one we all love, I'd be first in line but Megaverse 4??? 
...I'm out!
...I'm out!
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Can you grow ‘tomatoes‘ in it
Well... None of those things really.
The theme is mostly based on Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs - which is where you spend thousands of pounds to 'own' (you don't own it) a unique picture of an ape. There are thousands of these apes all with randomly generated features. Like this one has glasses, this one has a hat etc.
Yes its all a con.
This video is very interesting, informative, and long
This is absolute b*llocks on every level. I could not be less interested
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Non fungible tokens !
im too old, and have too little time left in this world, to even start to get my head round that nonsense!
im too old, and have too little time left in this world, to even start to get my head round that nonsense!
So much hate 
. I agree that nfts are a nascent technology, with plenty to figure out. And it's not all about ape images
Longer term this technology (along with tangentially related things such as decentralised identity) will revolutionise how we manage claims such as ownership or abilities.
. I agree that nfts are a nascent technology, with plenty to figure out. And it's not all about ape imagesLonger term this technology (along with tangentially related things such as decentralised identity) will revolutionise how we manage claims such as ownership or abilities.
I have no idea what is going on
Is it a game that someone is selling (perhaps Stern)?
Has someone just re-themed pin and showing it off?
Is NFT a crypto thing and if so what does that have to do with this machine?
What is the theme, is it a chimp cartoon or something?
What the merry fu(K has this got to do with a yacht club?
I'm so confused . . . . . I need another cup of tea.
Is it a game that someone is selling (perhaps Stern)?
Has someone just re-themed pin and showing it off?
Is NFT a crypto thing and if so what does that have to do with this machine?
What is the theme, is it a chimp cartoon or something?
What the merry fu(K has this got to do with a yacht club?
I'm so confused . . . . . I need another cup of tea.
I recommend making the cuppa as opposed to trying to understand NFTs. They're lulling anyway and likely to die out before becoming useful to anyone, so hopefully nobody will ever need to even know what an NFT is in a few years. But I will answer these questions anyway
NFT is a crypto thing. A crypto block chain, is really just a database that you can only add more **** to. You can never go back and delete an entry. You can use that to, say, have a record of any transaction that's ever happened, and you end up with a crypto currency. Or you could track who owns pictures of apes and trade them around. That's essentially an NFT.
Non-ape NFTs are also available. You can get an NFT of anything. You could release a Chinwag as an NFT, have Neil give you a tenner, and write in a database that Neil bought that episode of the Chinwag. Everyone else can still listen, but Neil has a certificate saying he owns it. He has no rights over it. You still have the copyright.
What's the point in owning something you have no rights over?
ExactlyWhat's the point in owning something you have no rights over?
I recommend making the cuppa as opposed to trying to understand NFTs. They're lulling anyway and likely to die out before becoming useful to anyone, so hopefully nobody will ever need to even know what an NFT is in a few years. But I will answer these questions anyway
NFT is a crypto thing. A crypto block chain, is really just a database that you can only add more **** to. You can never go back and delete an entry. You can use that to, say, have a record of any transaction that's ever happened, and you end up with a crypto currency. Or you could track who owns pictures of apes and trade them around. That's essentially an NFT.
Non-ape NFTs are also available. You can get an NFT of anything. You could release a Chinwag as an NFT, have Neil give you a tenner, and write in a database that Neil bought that episode of the Chinwag. Everyone else can still listen, but Neil has a certificate saying he owns it. He has no rights over it. You still have the copyright.
Thanks for taking the time out to explain.
Makes sense now. I did some work on an animation and the artist gave me a still image of the show and told me it was an NFT.
I just said thank you very much but now understand
Exactly
But not true, for the BAYC stuff at least. There have been multiple kerfuffles when people have lost their BAYC NFT and in doing so lost the ownership rights to use that image in commercial work, Seth Green being a most notable recent example
Seth Green's Bored Ape was stolen. Now he can't make his NFT show.
The actor's ape has been 'kidnapped.'
mashable.com
I don't own a single NFT by the way. But I at least understand the use case
Well exactly.
BAYC have made up their own terms on how copyright should work for their NFTs.
Nothing stops me from copying said ape and using it however I want, except a random company's terms saying "please don't do that".
It's completely separate and inferior to actual IP laws, and no precedents or laws have been set.
Here is Seth Green's NFT, for everyone's viewing pleasure. PLEASE DO NOT SAVE IT!
BAYC have made up their own terms on how copyright should work for their NFTs.
Nothing stops me from copying said ape and using it however I want, except a random company's terms saying "please don't do that".
It's completely separate and inferior to actual IP laws, and no precedents or laws have been set.
Here is Seth Green's NFT, for everyone's viewing pleasure. PLEASE DO NOT SAVE IT!
What the hell is going on?