Didn’t even notice how old it is, it’s still fresh ;)

You are not allowed to wear blue or pink.

Genuinely wonder what the game would be like on an infinite board.

In this construct the key is the thing, that signifies the owner. If it’s lost, there is no help. Unless the key is tied to you and an authority can vouch for you.

Well they would sign my public key plus ID of the song. I can prove, it is my public key and everyone can verify the song belongs to me.

You are right, to ensure noone can “share login” so to say, it needs to be tied to you personally. That would deny privacy sadly.

EDIT: Didn’t notice I wrote the wrong thing, thanks for notifying me.

I don’t think so. There nothing non fungible in my idea and nfts require a blockchain.

Here is my idea: Everyone makes a private key. When they buy a song they receive the file and a digital signature by the label saying they sold it to your privatepublic key. When you are caught with a bunch of songs, you have to prove ownership using your key. Tadaa provable ownership, no blockchain, You loose the file, but still have the signature? You can download it again and all is good.

EDIT: Of course, they would sign the public key, sorry.

poopie rapie!

It’s true, but many people would have.

The article talkes about top speeds of 75 mph, so 120 kmh.

I wasn’t aware you were offered to run it locally.

Does it just answer like this, or dies the internal monologue need be revealed somehow?

Thank you, I did not think of that.

Oh, thank you. I did not at all connect them to mental wards or hospitals. I though they have slippers there. Like in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.

Hold you guys, maybe he is a real gamer after all.

I still don’t get it. They’re telling you to stop? With a stopping sock?

So first he didn’t and then he did? Alright

How was he set up to look bad?

Wasn’t there a situation where he did not pardon his son?

It is funny in hindsight, knowing the assassinations were a scam. But he thought they were real, he talked in great detail about them and payed for them. This is missing from the article, I believe it was part of his indictment.