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I worked on a project called GNU Ring (https://www.ring.cx https://www.ring.cx) and we used a blockchain for the distributed name service (match strings to cryp
by Elv13 8y ago
I worked on a project called GNU Ring (https://www.ring.cx https://www.ring.cx) and we used a blockchain for the distributed name service (match strings to crypto signatures). By default there is a name server, but if you really, really care about getting tiny more anonymity, you can spend some CPU cycles and run your own name service locally or on a server you own.
It also share the cost of running a distributed database among those who care about privacy while letting those who care less enjoy a simpler stack. A win, win.
- seandougall 8y agoDoes it share the cost, or does it duplicate the cost?
- yarrel 8y agoIt shares it. Each person pays for one node, not all the nodes.