Seriously, the required 3/3, with no fallback?

I could set a CNAME point to my .ts.net host, right?

> "Jujutsu" thus has the meaning of "yielding-art", as its core philosophy is to manipulate the opponent's force against themself

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jujutsu

Check it out: github.com/vrypan/bckt-mcp

It requires MCP support, so it will work with Claude Desktop, but not ChatGPT (maybe with the lates dev version supports MCP, not sure).

So, why not publish the blog post directly from the AI tool?

When you are satisfied with your blog text, bckt-mcp lets you ask "bckt preview" or "bckt save" and a nicely formatted markdown file will be saved exactly at the right path.

Where is this?

1. No idea

2. Me neither. But in democratic countries:
- Police is allowed to use force against people inside the country
- Army is only (with very specific and rare exceptions) allowed to use force outside the borders of the country.

Not police. He posted:

>At the request of Secretary of Homeland Security, Kristi Noem, I am directing Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, to provide all necessary Troops to protect war ravaged Portland [..]

Police is not part of the Ministry of War.

Then anyone would be able to deploy one, and overload it with the functionality they like: recovery, co-owners, you name it.

And the contract address, would be my identity.

I see.

Expanding on the idea: Why limit ourselves to a specific smart contract to hold Identity and not define an Identity ERC, that allows a smart contract to act as my identity. With functions like owner(), and metadata(key), and publicKey(), and name()?

People wanted easy because (the people that moved most of the online economy, i.e. the West) the took the rest as given: freedom of speech, access to banking, personal liberties and the rule of law. Imo, we are approaching a breakpoint in global politics, that will push "easy" down the list.

Sure, but not different than DNS.