Ah, a mí también me pasaba eso.
Creo que eso se arregla tildando esto:
Ahí mismo en Interfaz.
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ah genial
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Los gordos con traje Matías, Jay y los cinco moderadores (7 en total) votaron en interno para elegir al nuevo mod.
Resultado: 4 a 4
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Que fenómena !
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Y lo del token, si hay que poner redes sociales, número de teléfono, cuentas y cosas así para entrar, que se olviden de la mitad activa del foro, porque muchos no vamos a querer poner datos personales acá, ya sabemos lo que pasa después
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habrá sido el uso desmedido de don comillas que terminó tipeando un código de programador y apagó todo?? @ariel001
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“pedo podez haderte un fadedokk trudho”
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Jajajaja
Es que se lo toman en serio a esto acá.
Ya se me fue la fiebre así que me voy a divertir un poco leyendo mensajes.
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No se porque me respondiste eso a mi jaja, pero estoy de acuerdo, los pocos que ponen sus datos o foto, terminan mal
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kjjjjjjj tal como dijo Arielo el otro día, metió la mano, le saltó un “sintax error” y shutdown tuRiver xd
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lpm, a mí Matías me pidió los números de todas mis tarjetas de crédito cuando me registré
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Yo me crié con la regla #1 del internet de antes: no le des tus datos personales a nadie.
Incluso ahora, tengo mis RRSS personales y profesionales apartados de cualquier otro sitio donde me puedan escrachar o doxxear por algo. Ni siquiera uso los mismos correos.
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Ya no sé si está citando para el ogete esto también, pero creo que no, lo puse porque dijiste que ahora se iba a hablar de que no termina de cargar o anda mal el foro, entonces agregué que seguro se va a hablar también del token y esas cosas que propusieron al principio del thread
“khe me dupen la podongah” kjjjjjj
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Justamente de lo que están hablando, la web3 es todo lo contrario, je. Ya mismo paso un artículo
No token nada
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Hola mamá, si me lees, hoy cuando salga del laburo subo a usar el lavarropas un tok
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Here are some benefits of Web 3.0 and differences between centralized systems and decentralized systems:
- Data Privacy. Centralized systems such as Facebook, Google, Twitter or even Amazon store massive amounts of personal data. Decentralized system could allow users to use the system without providing personal data.
- Data Sovereignty. Similar to data privacy, this covers the concept of who owns your personal data. While you might be willing to share your private information online for the benefit of opting into a great user experience, most were unpleasantly surprised to learn that companies like Facebook, Google and Amazon make billions selling your personal information. Decentralized systems would allow the user to sell their own data and make income off their own data. One example is the Brave browser, which rewards users in BAT tokens, a cryptocurrency token built on Ethereum.
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Censorship from Gatekeepers. Over the past year, a number of social media platforms have censored, de-platformed or demonetized creators based on their political beliefs. Or even worse some instances seem to have been accidental or purely arbitrary. One famous influencer, Anthony Pompliano who hosts show on YouTube called the Best Business Show, investigated this recently. He did an interview where the subjects of Bitcoin and inflation were discussed. The episode was removed and labeled as “dangerous content”.
He was threatened to have his channel closed down completely, which has over 300,000 subscribers. He took to Twitter and complained loud enough that numerous US government officials supported his calls for help. When YouTube finally explained the situation to him, it appeared that it was a mistake. A random employee pushed a button labelling the content as dangerous. It was not based on any published company policy, did not have to be approved by any official or public official of the company. Creators can literally have their livelihoods removed — for a specific reason or possibly no reason at all, just an accident. Most creators would prefer not to have an unknown person with or without authority or reason simply be able to turn a light switch on and off and cut off their livelihood. Decentralized systems could have set out programmed rules that would be enforced by computer code and decided on by the community.
Increase Network Security . A major benefit to the network itself is increased security. The most famous example of a decentralized computer network is Bitcoin. It has better security than a centralized computer network, because a centralized network has a single point of failure. To hack a company’s servers requires hacking one location. To hack the Bitcoin network would require hacking 51% of the network which is locations in countless locations across the planet, connected on the Internet.
Confio en que no son bosteros y entienden un poco lo que dice.
Al final tira esta web como ejemplo de web3: https://stacks.co/
Y su respectivo foro: https://forum.stacks.org/ (que es idéntico a tR, que casualidaaa)
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