geenkeuse
a year ago
Meanwhile, here in South Africa, our intrepid criminals are making their own simcards, by the bucketload..
https://www.citizen.co.za/sandton-chronicle/news-headlines/l...
For fun - Put that phrase in Google. "No chill in Mzanzi"
a year ago
Meanwhile, here in South Africa, our intrepid criminals are making their own simcards, by the bucketload..
https://www.citizen.co.za/sandton-chronicle/news-headlines/l...
For fun - Put that phrase in Google. "No chill in Mzanzi"
a year ago
When thinking about offline currency and simcards we identified the following:
verifiable centrally issued identifier printed on card and can be verified by inserting into any phone
coin-like small physical tokens
offline verification processes could be as simple as a distributed poster with whitelisted id's
distributed and decentralized bootstrapping based on trust in accepted id's.
a year ago
As you know this is imho a cool idea. I'm thinking, what hinders the barista in usecase 1 from using the received simkojn in the cash register?
Isn't some sort of removal of cards from the list necessary?
Maybe I'm missing something...
a year ago
simkojns are cash, reusable
a year ago
The AI generated graphics really cheapen your effort.
a year ago
really? i see it as clipart (think word clipart), so just some tacky fill for the eyes :-)