Imbued Art, edition "Awe" is out!
99 pieces of the first truly hybrid NFT.
this time you can only get one if you own one from the "Love" edition. we're giving back to all the early supporters.
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@bertcmiller this happened to an nft project i was advising, they accidentally pointed their frontend to an address that they only had on testnet. mint started and ppl were sending eth. we figured it out and deployed a rescue contract. so yeah it happens.
@NicLazTweets that's exactly the point of the difficulty bomb, to disincentive block wars when we switch to PoS. and to make sure we do need to switch to PoS. Ethereum is in beta until that happens and that fact has remained hardcoded since the beginning -- until then we must have hard forks.
@NicLazTweets it's a non-contentious hardfork. every other node is pushing it too. if you're not updated you will be on a dead fork with everyone else who didn't upgrade. what's the problem here?
@GustafTadaa@opensea i'm saying i don't know what the screenshots are showing, and why the tx would be constructed like that. but i also can't detect any potential harm.
@GustafTadaa@opensea but yeah it also seems that this call should have no effect?
$ cast call 0x1E0049783F008A0085193E00003D00cd54003c71 "setApprovalForAll(address,bool)" 0x1E0049783F008A0085193E00003D00cd54003c71 true
Error:
0: (code: -32000, message: execution reverted, data: None)
assuming everyone has a mobile wallet with notifications on is like assuming everyone have a verified gmail with their phone number on it oh wait i guess services already do that thanks a lot, now web3 can suck as much as web2.
the fact that you sent a message to the chain with some address as a parameter does not mean that the private key holder(s) hear or see anything.
this is a great design. tools-first tech.
normie UX is great, but it's not the only UX