Here is the ‘official’ website : Tenfingers

There are versions for Linux and Windows and also the python source code.

Any feedback greatly appreciated!

Fair enough about the size.

Checked out eBay, there are some cheap 2-3Tb drives there! How does it pan out quality wise? I guess they sell them off like after 5 years of usage right?

I support your idea.

A good start, but using crypto to just have a website seems overkill.

I have built a shared hosting protocol (and implementation) where you use link-files instead of website+DNS (nor crypto). Simple and lightweight, but with my communication skills it isn’t really taking off 😅

So what do you do when there is an error?

But why?

And who’s in charge of errors in this immutable ledger?

I only feel it being shoehorned into some possible usefulness, conveniently forgetting everything that won’t work.

What is it trying to solve?

Also linking physical objects, that’s even worse, use it a bit and it’s digitalisation will change lol. Also you want to sell your auto radio, but it’s linked to your Car-NFT, it’s Kafkaïenne lol!

As fast as money talks, you’ll be losing.

IMO. We should make global random networks and base our connections on top of them instead of clinging onto the hope of niceties because someone have the site google.com for example.

Yo!

You seems to know what you’re talking about, have you heard of Juliana trees? Like trees based only on the keys, so searching for a key takes len(key) time.

Bet there is an other name for it but I so remember like that and no web search says anything about it so I’m trying my luck here :-)

Same for robin hood hash trees :-D

Cheers

You forget that the blockchain is all about not trusting some middle-man/site, so you need to stock that blockchain yourself, everyone needs to stock that blockchain.

So multiply not only the cost, but also the ecological impact just buying all those drives.

And that’s only for *US" housing (I didn’t get the timeframe you used to calculate it, is it for like year 2050? Old data stays forever.).

BTW found the guy buying 0.5TB Hard drives ;-)

All for the buzz I imagine.

Or for some hyper inflated fragile ego I guess.

Well that’s my guess.

Putting things on an immutable ledger? That is probably one of the worst ways you can transfer goods at all.

That would only be like, who tagged this digital copy first.

What would that use be in the real world? I mean it’s not because you tagged my super invention paper before me that it has any legal ground.

It’s like using a cannon to kill a fly too IMO, just secure a server if you need to know when things happened for example.

I’m interested in what scenario you think it could be useful (except fraud ofc).

I would feel devastated, crossed even

The general idea of NFTs is completely stupid IMO.