Peeps by @Will_Way
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Perfectly captures the hope and the ambition that we need right now.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9uTH0iprVQ&feature=youtu.be
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1178 mosquito nets purchased. If absolutely nothing else comes of Peepeth, that's a pretty cool accomplishment.
I already back Zombie Battleground, just because #LoomNetwork is awesome. However, I just checked out Godsunchained, and that looks pretty exciting too! Optimistic about blockchain today
Replying to @abcoathup (0x13ebd3443fa5575f0eb173e323d8419f7452cfb1)
I want free peeping for all. With no ETH required. Setting up a new account on GitHub/twitter to then verify is a hoop with no value. It’s only valuable if that account has value/reputation. I like the bond idea but then ETH is required again.
Ah I see you wrote a medium article about it. Reading now.
Replying to @abcoathup (0x13ebd3443fa5575f0eb173e323d8419f7452cfb1)
I want free peeping for all. With no ETH required. Setting up a new account on GitHub/twitter to then verify is a hoop with no value. It’s only valuable if that account has value/reputation. I like the bond idea but then ETH is required again.
How would this work? Don't you need ETH in order to save actions to Ethereum?
Replying to @CallMeGwei (0x285bc660aa42b8effc6c60357cd4d8ca072be625)
I mean, look at tobacco products. Plastered with warning labels in most jurisdictions and people still use them. If we made it "illegal" what percent of people would still use tobacco products? What percent would shift to other unhealthy substances instead?
I wouldn't advocate for banning tobacco. You're right, it would probably just create a black market. However, I fully support the warning labels and awareness campaigns. Since we can't ban a smart contract anyway, the best we can do is warn potential victims about the risks
Replying to @CallMeGwei (0x285bc660aa42b8effc6c60357cd4d8ca072be625)
Would we be genuinely helping anyone by stripping away their freedom of choice? I *completely* understand your sentiment and am generally bent in that direction myself. But if people wish to participate in "bad" behaviors, they will always prevail in finding ways to do so...
I'm certain there have been entire books written trying to answer that question.
Even if we had an answer, there's not any way to stop it as far as I'm aware. This is the price, and the benefit of decentralization. Here's hoping the pros far outweigh the cons.
Replying to @abcoathup (0x13ebd3443fa5575f0eb173e323d8419f7452cfb1)
Great. Mobile is Peepeth’s natural home. Enjoy taking photos.
Is it possible to port over from Metamask to Trust?
Replying to @Goosie (0x3b04596aa915e2d808ce2be365199ab2424381aa)
Furst should be first afcourse. No edit possibility anymore? :-(
Immortalized on the blockchain forever.
Replying to @CallMeGwei (0x285bc660aa42b8effc6c60357cd4d8ca072be625)
I'm not a big fan of these kind of "games" - but if it thrills people... they should have the freedom to participate. Transparency and freedom - as glad as I am to have them in this space - constantly leave me scratching my head... is that <em>really</em> what people want? 🤷
I'm all for freedom, but I can't support predatory structures. Sure, some people are just gambling. But you know other people will lose their life savings on this. Same as any ponzi/pyramid. Should people be free to get involved with and spread a ponzi scheme that hurts others?
Replying to @detoo (0xddf48f62e07c2e9f689ae903255d090e9bb9d725)
Learning from Fomo3D airdrop contract exploit: (1) How not to tell if an address is a smart contract, (2) How not to attempt generate random numbers on-chain https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/916xni/how_to_pwn_fomo3d_a_beginners_guide/
Even if the contract never gets broken, Fomo3D is still a transparent ponzi scheme. You get paid with other people's loss. At some point, the game will end, and a large number of people will lose.
Replying to @alexis (0x3be7a1e3fbb79f6b5b31e404119c7de3176ba67a)
Beyond proud to be contributing alongside such an awesome team. Coral is a game changer for space tech within Space Decentral: a project utilizing DAOs for a citizen-led space agency https://medium.com/spacedecentral/introducing-coral-an-open-lunar-space-program-702e293c9869
This is very ambitious. I'm not entirely clear about the funding model/roadmap for Space Decentral. It sounds like governance is done through the blockchain. Does it have any other function? How are projects funded? Is the goal to sell ISRU services to other organizations?
Replying to @DecentralizedS (0xe72cbfada0fd1f028f36d49d52ea9711a8b6272f)
This is our first peep on peepeth (#firstpeep). We are excited to share the newest and hottest news and infos around #decentralization and all in all #decentralized applications like #blockchain, #ipfs and #p2p with a likeminded community!
Sounds like you're in the right place.
Replying to @Daniela (0x71204835c303add2288cf2600e2b2ec0e04a60ba)
My husband : when are you going to start using a decentralized application? Me: Send me some ether. 🤑🤑🤑
Welcome to Peepeth! #adoption
Replying to @echoecho (0x09c9861f058099ebba1da0ac7c88fb13a46b7b1f)
Hey Will, thanks! The dividend aspect doesn't change how the core game is solved, but you're right that--given *actual* behavior--it may be very profitable.
It might be profitable, if you're not too late. But it's harmful to the ecosystem and to the poor suckers who will end up paying huge amounts of money for the pot.
This is a terrific article. The funny thing is, it dismisses the dividend aspect of F3D, but that is the characteristic that is currently driving growth. They haven't even really gotten close to the "war of attrition" part.
Replying to @echoecho (0x09c9861f058099ebba1da0ac7c88fb13a46b7b1f)
A "behavioral cryptoeconomics" take on what the new $12m, ETH-clogging game Fomo-3D actually is, and where its weak spot is. https://medium.com/coinmonks/fomo3d-and-dangerous-game-theory-97bd5f47ab3b
This is a terrific article. The funny thing is, it dismisses the dividend aspect of F3D, but that is the characteristic that is currently driving growth. They haven't even really gotten close to the "war of attrition" part.
Replying to @Calvin_ (0x46ee446c1b84cc257d488d543a349e1d57138bdf)
Peepeth is so cozy. Since the user base is small, it feels like I'm seeing a neighbor when I notice the same people one the timeline two days in a row.
It's a win win. If it never gets big, it will never lose that feeling. If it gets huge, well that awesome too! The only bad scenario is if we get just enough users to make it suck and then stagnate. :)
Replying to @jackburrus (0xe35ef95a80839c3c261197b6c93e5765c9a6a31a)
This dApp is great! Anyone else have some interesting dApps they have been using?
MakerDao is my favorite dApp, but it's very finance related. I'm really looking forward to ZombieBattleground when it comes out. I'm not a big gamer, but I'm really excited to see the first real blockchain games come out.
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Replying to @jerallaire (0x94f4d3a5791f71ffdd83ac5d0d7f16846b835bb0)
My first Peep on Peepeth (http://peepeth.com). Impressed with the experience, excited for an immutable public commons, and inspired by the social and moral framework presented by their ToS. Perhaps Peepeth is the answer to stopping the ETH spam bots! @peepethapp
There are probably lots of solutions to stopping the spambots. But Peepeth is awesome either way. Welcome!
Replying to @vbuterin (0x1db3439a222c519ab44bb1144fc28167b4fa6ee6)
Testing Peepeth (http://peepeth.com) for the first time! Lots of things I'm impressed by! * Good UI * "Opinionated features" * Charity stickers, going to the Against Malaria Foundation https://peepeth.com/malaria * Ability to peep and tweet at the same time
Glad to see you on Peepeth. One more step towards me being able to drop Twitter. Let's see if there are fewer spambots on here.
Replying to @Will_Way (0x691f98b2b64b6cc00774beb0ebfa115f516a9eb8)
WellsFargo coming up with an apology commercial for stealing from customers: "What song should we use?" "Something with the word gold in it!" Lyrics: They wanna get my gold on the ceiling. I ain't blind. It's only a matter of time before you steal it. :D #toogood #trust #funny
WellsFargo coming up with an apology commercial for stealing from customers: "What song should we use?" "Something with the word gold in it!"
Lyrics:
They wanna get my gold on the ceiling.
I ain't blind.
It's only a matter of time before you steal it.
:D #toogood #trust #funny
@MyCrypto What does a support guru do? I'd be really interested in helping out your organization, but I don't know if I have the qualifications.
Is anyone from #loomnetwork here? I'm excited for the work they are doing to make scaleable dappchains. Plus, #cryptozombies is the most helpful #solidity tutorial I've found for a beginning/intermediate programmer.
Replying to @knircky (0x172389824bef8469998e920ef45c04c5d7689c9c)
So is this for real? Looks like twitter on ETH?
Yep. Social media linked to the blockchain. If it takes off, you are an extremely early adopter. If it doesn't, this is still a pretty cool community of forward-minded people.
Replying to @jam (0x2589b11029bd58ca8d917e2ba9f062dec946b463)
I think the PlutusDEX will have DAI support eventually, don't hold me to that though. TenX and TokenCard, other projects (not live atm, but TenX was briefly before some card issuer drama), have also stated support for Dai in particular.
Ah, it doesn't look like they support US customers? I'll keep an eye on them. As soon as I find a crypto debit card that works for me (especially if it has a stablecoin), you can bet I'll use it.
Replying to @jam (0x2589b11029bd58ca8d917e2ba9f062dec946b463)
Both provide crypto-fiat debit cards. Wirex also does a custodial wallet for Bitcoin and Litecoin, and Plutus is building a DEX (here in etherland).
Do either of them have any plans to integrate a stablecoin like Dai? If so, I'd start using them immediately for almost all transactions.
Replying to @jam (0x2589b11029bd58ca8d917e2ba9f062dec946b463)
Wirex and Plutus are both quietly live, which means I can probably close my bank account now (and still always have a backup)
I don't know either of these projects. Got a quick description?
Replying to @dmitriyusenko (0x06d80177957d34239c15cb5ab6c856a5f81f0286)
That's about what a good old friend of mine does all day..
This is awesome! The style is amazing
Replying to @abcoathup (0x13ebd3443fa5575f0eb173e323d8419f7452cfb1)
#pier
Woah, this is an optical illusion! For a couple seconds I thought it was zooming in!
Replying to @NateStipe (0xd5d560b2e9faddd6796ac777963dd59c42babae2)
I don't go for fancy cars For diamond rings Or movie stars I go for penguins Lyle Lovett - Penguins #peeplife #peeplyrics
Cars are depreciating assets. The price of "natural" diamonds is held artificially high. Movie stars are just people. Penguins though, are the pinnacle of evolution.
Replying to @jvck (0x49f7729c66b66cbf0a2e174ff4487be22027177c)
> ... take down animals 10 times our size And then a little mosquito sucks your blood and you don't have long time to live anymore. #mosquitobadge
Alright, you convinced me.
People say that if you're worried about the price of Ether, you should read about the tech. "Sure sure", I said for many months. But seriously, the more I read about various Ethereum-related projects, the more confident I am that this blockchain isn't going anywhere. #scaling
What amazing animals we are. Able to build complex and beautiful structures and to take down animals 10 times our size. Ubiquitous across the entire globe. Truly we are fortunate to have been born into this planets greatest family. #spiderpride #goarachnids
Replying to @Bevan (0x30755d3e65c0cf46c35b72d11e52d941c5fc3a3e)
Beautiful! #lkie In North America we celebrate father's day on June 17 this year.
What is this #lkie hashtag I keep seeing? #outoftheloop
Also, are they hashtags on peepeth?
Anyone here a fan of Dai? It's one of my go-to's when I'm talking to people about cryptocurrencies. A stable, trustless cryptocurrency. What's not to be excited about?
Replying to @bobspecht (0xe68593fbd0838398b413606f2e8099474b97da86)
Hello, World. 👋🌎
Welcome to Peepeth! Is this the first Dapp you've used?
Replying to @rayday (0x9ad03d0307d22bfbe2a057839121e53049804eeb)
hello world I'm ray and this is my first post
Hey ray. Have a good first day.
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I wanted to keep the turtle, but wanted to put my own spin on it.
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Replying to @deadkabras (0x460185d414e14636d009160702e9713349b158b5)
hi, this its my first peep and one of my parkerquink draws
Wow I love that style. Welcome to Peepeth!
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Replying to @Lion (0x3833d757b8bc418bcec546ced8f444bf7bdfec33)
Wow...I think Gilfoyle in the newest Silicon Valley episode said it best when it came to crypto...that maybe the reason Buffett and other investors talk so badly about crypto is because they have $90 billion in paper assets to protect
I'm not sure if I actually buy that argument. Buffett is 87 years old and Munger's in his 90s. Neither of them is going to be around long enough for cryptos to be a threat to fiat. They're at no risk of losing anything because of crypto.
Replying to @ccc (0xf98a39456903cfde206603bdd1e1d4227dbe1243)
I hope metamask mobile version comes out fast so that I can use peepeth, etheremon, decentraland, etc that are 'CONNECTED' to my pc version metamask address..
I agree, but my number one concern is security. I'd rather them take their time and make absolutely certain that my hot wallets are safe.
If you are on this website, you are building the foundation of something new. You are an influencer. Think about your actions, and about the way you interact with people. Now is the time to fight the demons of the future.
#blockchain #criticalthinking #peepeth
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Replying to @Lion (0x3833d757b8bc418bcec546ced8f444bf7bdfec33)
Who said it was worse then trading harvested baby brains? 😬🤔
Charlie Munger. Warren Buffet's longtime financial partner. There are problems with bitcoin, (environment, money laundering). But harvesting baby brains? Really?
I hope Peepeth takes off. It would be really quite a story to be one of the first thousand users of the next big social network.
Replying to @abcoathup (0x13ebd3443fa5575f0eb173e323d8419f7452cfb1)
Peepeth is public. Peeps are in IPFS with hashes onchain. Front ends can hide/filter/censor. On peepeth.com you can flag a peep.
This goes over my head a little bit. Front ends can censor, but peeps will always be available on the blockchain, right? (not sure what IPFS is)
Replying to @abcoathup (0x13ebd3443fa5575f0eb173e323d8419f7452cfb1)
I thought of the default avatar as a bird or a fish. Of course it is the Peepeth beak which is the Ethereum logo. Very nice @bevan
I meant the background image. I think the avatar is a take on the Ethereum logo.
Replying to @Bevan (0x30755d3e65c0cf46c35b72d11e52d941c5fc3a3e)
Good question. All money goes to purchasing long-lasting insecticidal mosquito nets. The Against Malaria Foundation has consistently been ranked one of the most effective charities worldwide. To learn more: https://www.givewell.org/charities/amf
Thanks! I just saw they don't accept Ether. I'm going to send an email asking that they include it in their plans if possible.
What happens if someone posts something illegal or sensitive on peepeth? There's no way to remove it, right? What does this mean from a legal and moral standpoint? #blockchain #toughquestions #peepeth