Mozilla Firefox Reviews

1. Sabu

   | Technical Support Engineer at Stan MM | over 1 year ago
   Best Online Experience

   I adore Firefox's functionality and the fact that it is open source software that might be created by tens of thousands of people worldwide. You can utilize features that aren't accessible on rival products like Chrome because it is open source.

   👍 Pros:    Open-source|Free|Fast

NBA Top Shot Reviews

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• [Hobby Scuffles] Week of November 29, 2021

  If you have been watching any sort of sports in the US, this isn't a surprise at all. NBA already has official NFTs in https://nbatopshot.com/ . The other major leagues have partnered with app-based gambling organizations like DraftKings and Fanduel, and there's been a ton of crypto advertisements recently. It's extremely manipulative, but it's apparently successful among the target demographic of young 20s to 30s. Source: over 2 years ago

• Is OTM NFT an accurate pack drop collector score calculator?

  Nbatopshot.com says my collector score is 1.8k, but otmnft says it's 1.8k plus bonuses of 1.05k for a total of just under 2900. Should I go off the 2900 number then? If they say we need 3500 or something, I just push it an extra 600? Source: over 2 years ago

• Countries, the NBA and businesses having massive adoption with Crypto

  Https://nbatopshot.com Sure there you go it is actually a pretty huge deal. Source: over 2 years ago

• NFT's still have real world use cases in stuff like home, car titles properties and even to struggling artists.

  Cutting out the middleman in other types of transactions, such as real estate or event tickets, or anything else that's one-of-a-kind is one of the advantages. The NBA and Mark Cuban are avowed "fans," so I'm guessing it'll start there before moving to other sports and then the arts and music industry/other events like Crypto Punks and PaperMen. Source: over 2 years ago

• NFT misconception: JPEG aren't stored on the Blockchain

  Think about collectables in the real world, and imagine how they could possibly work in the digital world. For example, people collect trading cards for various sports, and there is 1 owner per card who can trade/sell the card to others. How would you facilitate this idea in the digital world? Well you can't use a regular database, because it's easy for it to be copied/hacked/shutdown, and if it's run by a... - Source: Hacker News / over 2 years ago