Replying to @Valmond@lemmy.dbzer0.com
In the case of deeds, i think it is desirable because it gives you an immutable history of ownership.
There are other problems but i don’t believe that is one.
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Replying to @Valmond@lemmy.dbzer0.com
In the case of deeds, i think it is desirable because it gives you an immutable history of ownership.
There are other problems but i don’t believe that is one.
Replying to @Slashme@lemmy.world
I do potatoes in my instant pot but leave the water in, it just gets absorbed. So the salt is effective in that case. I salt the potatoes themselves and toss them before adding the water, too, so they should get reasonably seasoned.
Also i use soup stock.
Mashed, though.
Replying to @AmyAye@nord.pub
I was thinking that with legal backing, blockchain could be a good record of ownership for deeds. Like NFTs but for physical property.
The history of ownership and the public visibility are good features there.
Replying to @sanitation@lemmy.today
I can’t imagine a situation where a humanoid robot would be a benefit to us in our 650sqft apartment. What would it even do? And the cost would be astronomical.