The website http://cryptoart.wtf pulls in random blockchain-based
CryptoArt from the web, and estimates the ecological impact of each work
in terms of energy consumption (kWh), and greenhouse gases released
(KgCO2) as a result of blockchain-based transactions relating to the work.
https://memoakte
very cool
> On 22 Jan 2021, at 11:34, Annie Abrahams via NetBehaviour
> wrote:
>
> The website http://cryptoart.wtf pulls in random blockchain-based
> CryptoArt from the web, and estimates the ecological impact of each work
> in terms of energy consumption (kWh), and greenhouse gases released
>
hi all, hugs
agee
Aaron Swartz’s A Programmable Web An Unfinished Work
https://www.morganclaypool.com/doi/pdf/10.2200/S00481ED1V01Y201302WBE005
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I mean... It's a great troll but it's not good enough!
The meme of blockchain's outrageous energy use is a barrier to more diverse
people entering the development space.
Blockchain technologies are important because species collapse and climate
emergency is an effect of t
Hi, a few questions. I've been interested in blockchain but to be honest
have been appalled by its energy use as well; that doesn't seem to me to be
a troll, but an honest reaction. When you say "realise both money and
governance at a global scale, independent of states and corporations" -
isn't bl
The Arctic is melting of course, shipping is beginning, as is international
jockeying for control. I'd recommend subscribing to High North News, which
is in English and Norwegian. Here's an article of interest -
https://www.highnorthnews.com/en/new-dawn-arctic-shipping-winter-transits-northern-sea
In 2020 the crypto artist "Beeple" (Mike Winkelmann), that is mentioned in
“The Unreasonable Ecological Cost of #CryptoArt (Part 1)”, has broken
records on Gemini’s Nifty Gateway platform by selling a collection of 20
artworks for a sum of $3.5 million:
https://fullycrypto.com/digital-artist-beeple
Basically, Rob Myers is to blame for the end of the world. Huh. Just as
we always suspected.
On 22/01/2021 09:34, Annie Abrahams via NetBehaviour wrote:
The website http://cryptoart.wtf pulls in random blockchain-based
CryptoArt from the web, and estimates the ecological impact of each work
in
dear all
well, not sure how alive i feel right now, but these comments made here were
refreshing and also pertinent, it seems there is a need (in the day and age of
current Zoom stuff) or at least a potential to remember history and cycles, or
the track back to early adapters and folks we remembe
