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You can get it directly from data stored in the BSV blockchain:

https://bico.media/42d44c395904e6743f67011b4198d8bcc07de21c6...

Yes it is. He is wanting to get into a situation where he can provide proof in a legal setting so that any outcome can be used in other legal battles.

This is genius.

Data encoded in base1024 (here using the 1024 safe chars represented by emojis) gives much more efficient storage usage.

16 kB raw data encoded in base64

    ceil(16*1024/3)*4 = 21848 bytes long ~= 21.8kB.

16 kB raw data encoded in base1024

    ceil(16*1024/9)*10 = 18210 bytes long ~= 18.21kB.

So base64 needs about 19.7% more data storage than base1024 and both can be used anywhere utf8 is supported.

Let the baseEmoji revolution begin...

You can use all of npm in deno if you link to them via www.skypack.dev

The platform is built on BSV, not BTC.

It is going to be interesting in a few years to see how mush they will push the digital wallet for every person.

Have you noticed how your brain will be able to "tell" you exactly how it would feel to lick any thing you look at? Try...

This is exactly what the people behind the initiative to preserve the original bitcoin protocol has been saying: You need to be able to prove where you money came from.

Most disinformation comes from within the US.

Kind reminder: Parents are just kids that are older than you.

Every single story and personelle is selected and shaped to convey the desired narrative.

If in doubt go get some inputs on the same story from "We are change", the corbett report and zerohedge. There is always more to the story than CNN lets you know.

So is it relevant? Well - I guess it depends on what you mean with relevant.

HN is for sure used to gain a specific audience. It takes about 10-20 managed accounts to get a thing on the frontpage if you distribute the votes right. This is why I in 2016 made the "no noise hacker news" chrome plugin. I could link directly but I think its bad practice - so search on your preferred search engine. From the description:

    This extension will filter stories from domains that - per november 2015 - had more than than 2500 submitted stories but less than 40% had more than 3 votes. Domains with usergenerated content (as github.com or youtube.com) are not included.
    
    Is this censoring? 
    - No, this is a way of limiting domains with a high amount of noise.

I strongly suggest you get rid of the stock images and add the menu item "Pricing"

Would be interesting to see the same in a 3D space

Would love to see this as an interactive informing and asking leaving you with the parts you want.

If we could get a windows 2000 version of this I would 100% use it for real projects...

Website with no images? Easy, this is all thats needed:

    @media (prefers-color-scheme:dark) {
      html{
        filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(.5turn);
      }
    }

Its works so well because it keeps the balance of contrast between elements.

The domain bico.media serves media files from the Bitcoin SV blockchain

Yes

Vitamin D is not absorbed instantly when exposed to the sun. Soap and hot showers removes what is left so levels are also affected by personal hygiene habits.

Some might, but it is really a misunderstanding. What it "immunises" against is some of the consequences of monetary policy - like interest rates and (hyper)inflation from adjusting the money supply.

Why not let users give access to that one site use data older than 7 days? So data stays but its only being deleted if you click that it can access (first time only - next time it remembers)

This is outrages

For static websites nothing beats the CLI experience of surge.sh - one (simple) command and its deployed. Its so smooth that I forget its there.

The way the API has been designed to make the usage natural/guessable has inspired me a lot when I have made other CLI projects.

What a great trip down memory lane...

I agree.

What we need is Jira and Trello to have a baby

This is blowing my mind.

I love the main business proposition from BSV: that the protocol is set in stone. Its makes sense to invest time and development power into something that is aware of not changing the logic that I'm building a business around.

This liberates me from having to focus on who initiated the project - because it is meant to be frozen whoever initiated it can not change the setup at will.

To me it's not important who made visa or who runs it. I use it anyway because it got utility letting me pay at the bakery on a tiny island on the other side of the world.

I don't care about who made the HTTP protocol. I use it every day without knowing.

Utility is the real value of a technology.

The limitations are not just the block size. It's all the little things stripping the usability crippling the ecosystem. Amongst other elements:

- Abandoning instant payment by introducing replace-by-fee where you can "undo" a transaction not in a block yet.

- The limitation of what can be done with the scripting language by disabling OP codes needed for (even basic) math operations.

- Forcing transactions to be formatted after specific templates limiting how transactions are used.

Bonus story: As I understand it, Vitalik tried to build on bitcoin but the limitations in the script languarge and transaction format made a globally distributed computer impossible so he went off and created Etherium.

Yes, your private key will give access to the same amount of bitcoin, bitcoin cash and bitcoin SV