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alias is much more powerfull then just an uri/account/mails/phonenumbers shortener or stuff like this.
aliases could be also used as an mighty automation entity, e.g. to launch complete phonecalls,
sending a fax with an order confirmation, printing and sending invoices for goods bought
online, trigger db-events or even directing to gps location on interactive maps, if...we add
additional identifier fields to aliases. similar to http content-type. a content-type field could
be used for this. even if many of these examples could be done with other tools, why not
giving alias these functionality also if desired by developers.
aliases could be also used as an mighty automation entity, e.g. to launch complete phonecalls,
sending a fax with an order confirmation, printing and sending invoices for goods bought
online, trigger db-events or even directing to gps location on interactive maps, if...we add
additional identifier fields to aliases. similar to http content-type. a content-type field could
be used for this. even if many of these examples could be done with other tools, why not
giving alias these functionality also if desired by developers.
It's already implemented. Aliases point to URIs like this -> "tel:+12024561111". If u put it inside u can make a phone call via browser.
Edit: All that we need is to improve URI standard.
would it be usefull to add an additional content-type field, which can be customized by alt-client developers
for api-servcices to other devices we haven't in mind now?
i bet in a few month we will have plenty dev's here asking to enhance the current uri-sheme.
a content-type field would work as an very usefull wildcard for these services.
every dev could add/cutomize his individual service with this.
What's the latest with big stakeholders selling off some of their Nxt? Has it been happening at all lately? I hope so.
alias is much more powerfull then just an uri/account/mails/phonenumbers shortener or stuff like this.
aliases could be also used as an mighty automation entity, e.g. to launch complete phonecalls,
sending a fax with an order confirmation, printing and sending invoices for goods bought
online, trigger db-events or even directing to gps location on interactive maps, if...we add
additional identifier fields to aliases. similar to http content-type. a content-type field could
be used for this. even if many of these examples could be done with other tools, why not
giving alias these functionality also if desired by developers.
aliases could be also used as an mighty automation entity, e.g. to launch complete phonecalls,
sending a fax with an order confirmation, printing and sending invoices for goods bought
online, trigger db-events or even directing to gps location on interactive maps, if...we add
additional identifier fields to aliases. similar to http content-type. a content-type field could
be used for this. even if many of these examples could be done with other tools, why not
giving alias these functionality also if desired by developers.
It's already implemented. Aliases point to URIs like this -> "tel:+12024561111". If u put it inside u can make a phone call via browser.
Edit: All that we need is to improve URI standard.
cant we create a physical NXT coin with his face on it .
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We can, but how to forge blocks then?
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isn't it nessesary to adding some prefix standard to prevent content validating by parsing?
this number could be an account/transaction/block or even an phone/zip number or encoded gps location.
how could a jumpcenter find out what entity is behind this content without a declaration prefix?
entity parsing and validating doesn't work reliable this way or do i miss something here?
this number could be an account/transaction/block or even an phone/zip number or encoded gps location.
how could a jumpcenter find out what entity is behind this content without a declaration prefix?
entity parsing and validating doesn't work reliable this way or do i miss something here?
any takers here?
Is it about URIs?
alias is much more powerfull then just an uri/account/mails/phonenumbers shortener or stuff like this.
aliases could be also used as an mighty automation entity, e.g. to launch complete phonecalls,
sending a fax with an order confirmation, printing and sending invoices for goods bought
online, trigger db-events or even directing to gps location on interactive maps, if...we add
additional identifier fields to aliases. similar to http content-type. a content-type field could
be used for this. even if many of these examples could be done with other tools, why not
giving alias these functionality also if desired by developers.
Which is true for both sides, as Snowden has shown us.
Offtopic: If I issued Nxt banknotes I would put Snowden on them...
cant we create a physical NXT coin with his face on it .
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and Chelsea Manning? 
I've never heard about him.
At the other hand someday in some country whole Nxt could be illegal. I think that laws'd be based on ethics, and such system as Nxt protects some of almost universally recognized human rights. So everyone thinking is facing a choice: fight (with options of intense of battle) for ethics of fold. And for sure some people'll fight for their own ethics like some well-known Norwegian did...
Which is true for both sides, as Snowden has shown us.
Offtopic: If I issued Nxt banknotes I would put Snowden on them...
and Chelsea Manning?
Guys guys, slow down - are you sure about the legality of owning these aliases just like that?
YES.
am I hearing this correctly....its like saying whats the legality of owning food.com
its the same thing.
Idea:
Couldn;t a Pizza store link all it's customers accounts back to its alias (account)....basically two way communication link:
1) The Pizza store can communicate deals or special discounts for the 1st 25 buyers as example.
2) You pizza lover receives that msg to your alias linked to the stores alias....you like the deal so you immediately transmit payment from your alias (account) back to the store.
Instant and secure....no one has this yet.
Couldn;t a Pizza store link all it's customers accounts back to its alias (account)....basically two way communication link:
1) The Pizza store can communicate deals or special discounts for the 1st 25 buyers as example.
2) You pizza lover receives that msg to your alias linked to the stores alias....you like the deal so you immediately transmit payment from your alias (account) back to the store.
Instant and secure....no one has this yet.
Which is true for both sides, as Snowden has shown us.
Offtopic: If I issued Nxt banknotes I would put Snowden on them...
Guys guys, slow down - are you sure about the legality of owning these aliases just like that?
It's the world of cryptoanarchy. There is no such word as "legal".
Not yet. In cases like this they fight with everything they have at their disposal.
Even íf a judge would follow current jurisdiction, that only gives protection to hugely inflated prices. The best they can do is force the owner of the alias to sell it at market rates that they would have to pay anyway.
I predict that the market rate of the cocacola alias will be high anyway (as for any other major brand) so anyone owning them stands to make a tidy profit anyway
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isn't it nessesary to adding some prefix standard to prevent content validating by parsing?
this number could be an account/transaction/block or even an phone/zip number or encoded gps location.
how could a jumpcenter find out what entity is behind this content without a declaration prefix?
entity parsing and validating doesn't work reliable this way or do i miss something here?
this number could be an account/transaction/block or even an phone/zip number or encoded gps location.
how could a jumpcenter find out what entity is behind this content without a declaration prefix?
entity parsing and validating doesn't work reliable this way or do i miss something here?
any takers here?
Is it about URIs?
Guys guys, slow down - are you sure about the legality of owning these aliases just like that?
It's the world of cryptoanarchy. There is no such word as "legal".
Which is true for both sides, as Snowden has shown us.
Not yet. In cases like this they fight with everything they have at their disposal.
So what? It's nothing to do with legality. Nxt aliase is legal if it's following Nxt protocol while being used (another words: if network's healthy). Nothing more. Quote
isn't it nessesary to adding some prefix standard to prevent content validating by parsing?
this number could be an account/transaction/block or even an phone/zip number or encoded gps location.
how could a jumpcenter find out what entity is behind this content without a declaration prefix?
entity parsing and validating doesn't work reliable this way or do i miss something here?
this number could be an account/transaction/block or even an phone/zip number or encoded gps location.
how could a jumpcenter find out what entity is behind this content without a declaration prefix?
entity parsing and validating doesn't work reliable this way or do i miss something here?
any takers here?
Not yet. In cases like this they fight with everything they have at their disposal.
Why should we care?
Guys guys, slow down - are you sure about the legality of owning these aliases just like that?
It's the world of cryptoanarchy. There is no such word as "legal".
Not yet. In cases like this they fight with everything they have at their disposal.
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