Current Release
> Version 0.1.5.1 Alpha // "High Proof of Rum"
- NFT Cards!For this dot release, each card has transformed into a digital asset which you for real definitely cannot right click/save as.
- Fully decentralized, P2P card sharing Yeah, but no, really, Thanks to Many Decks, there's an online version now! Go play with your internet friends deck code is 06QRZ !
- (No updated actual card deck yet, deal.)
> Version 0.1.5 Alpha // "ICO!" (Initial Card Offering)
- Blockchain technology The cards are physical "crypto" tokens, mine them all!
- Bonus Pack cards included! This is a limited edition with extra snarky cards for the non-profit infosec crowd.
- Container streamlining! (The box should actually work now)
- Still definitely, for real, not appropriate for production environments.
Roadmap to Version 0.1.6 Alpha (still)
- Make a checklist
- The current box can maybe hold 12 more cards.
- We're probably gonna need a bigger box
- And then a friggin design for the bigger box
- …and then 132 more cards to fill it.
Release History
> Version 0.1.4 Alpha // "Push to Prod!"
- We've containerized! (there's a box now)
- More and better cards -- we dropped some and added better design
- Still definitely, for real, not appropriate for production environments.
> Version 0.1.3 Alpha // "Look Ma I made a Deck of Cards!"
- More Cards based on real actual user feedback -- turned out that was important ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- Actual Rules (not that you'd follow them anyhow)!
- Partial RFC1149 Compliance (UDP mode only. Requires use of peanut butter. No Refunds. Field Tested™! )
- This version also adds blank cards for your own custom artesanal creations -- 0day your friends!
- Still definitely not appropriate for production environments.
> Version 0.1.2 Pre-Alpha // "Version number basically made up"
- This initial version is likely to contain bugs, cause crashes, and is not appropriate for production environments. (Note that this won't get better in later releases)
- Testing so far has consisted of showing people a web mockup over beer, which I am pretty sure is enough for the first public release and/or angel investors, because actual human centered design has no place in security.