There’s a transaction fee, the higher you pay the more priority you have (since miners get a cut).

Not in this one, iirc they actually reverse engineered and were working off of apple libraries, rather than proxies.

In which case the -a isn’t needed.

Better have not created any new files tho - git commit -a doesn’t catch those without an add first.

As a Linux user (and ex arch user btw), I’m deeply offended.

Problem is this assumes that everyone has to build their own captcha solver. It’s definitely a bare minimum standard barrier to entry, but it’s really not a sustainable solution to begin with.

Web 3 is different things depending on who you ask. Block chain, decentralization, or whatever else. We dunno, we aren’t there yet. I personally believe federated services have a chance of being web 3 (and Blockchain is not relevant).

Web 2 is basically big tech on the internet, everything becoming centralized. Everything became easy to use for the end user, all point and click.

Web 1 was the stuff prior to that, when the internet was the wild west.