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Has anyone tried either making NFTs or repurposing another game's NFTs in an open source game?

Repurposing would be a good way to get users interested. You could even use NFTs from a variety of games.Also, with the game being open source, I feel like the longevity of the game can be extended which would extended the value/life of the NFT.

One of my concerns is that with an open source game it would make it easier for someone to hack the game to show that they have assets that they really don't own. I'm not a game dev, but was curious if there ways of preventing this. Also, any other thoughts on the matter?

PS: If the feedback is "NFTs are worthless" without any reasoning as to why - really need not respond.

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Preferably something that doesn't require login or registration. An online app would work too, I suppose.

I have a couple github issues that have been hanging out for more than several months. I'd like to incentivize them with a bounty to get a solution sooner than later. Has anyone tried Boss Bounty or something similar?

Boss Bounty looks like the most robust solution, but I'm not a fan of their 8% cut. That said, I don't know how you do something like this without a middle-man. If anyone has any first hand experience with something like this, I'd love to hear about it.

https://github.com/marketplace/boss-bounty

https://www.boss.dev/

Well bite my shiny metal ass - how is there no wikipedia entry for "meh key"? They have alt key, control key, and even super key, but no meh key. I'm curious if the meh key came from a specific keyboard or what the origins are.

Would really love a launcher that can format icon shapes so that they're all uniform in shape, like Nova Launcher ...but open source.

Currently looking at:

• jmp.chat with the Cheogram app - at $3 a month for each number, it's a little pricey.
• VoIP.ms with either the linphone app or one of the other FOSS apps in their softphones list - $0.85 a month but calls and messages are a la carte, which is not my favorite but it's less expensive.

I know a lot of people like using MySudo or Grandstream, but I'd like to keep it FOSS and not reliant on google play services if possible. Battery considerations are also a plus.

So what are you using and would you recommend it?

There isn't a way to run a lightning node with the private key in cold storage is there?