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You might have looked at the code but i dont think you know what you are looking at. comparing it to a database is just silly. There is no "state", the state
by keyboardwarrior 11y ago
You might have looked at the code but i dont think you know what you are looking at. comparing it to a database is just silly.
There is no "state", the state gets created and verified by transactions. What this means is that integrity of the system does not depend on a central unit, it hinges on the environment.
hard to spoil a frikking appletree