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I wasn't sure where that quote came from, but Google helped out. It appears you're trying to misrepresent text from an exchange's website as somehow being repr
by rasengan 7y ago
I wasn't sure where that quote came from, but Google helped out. It appears you're trying to misrepresent text from an exchange's website as somehow being representative of the Handshake community.
The vast majority of the handshake community has no affiliation with Namebase, but I definitely recommend Namebase for people who are not comfortable managing their private keys.
Your comment is analagous with taking a comment from the Microsoft website about GNU/Linux.
On another note, Thomas, I would like to point out that you have chosen to be outspoken in the community, so I would like to strongly suggest you do so in a more constructive manner.
- tptacek 7y agoI think you're being too dismissive of my plan. It's at least theoretically possible to use the Internet without the DNS. But just try using it without ARP! Nobody is reading this thread besides us at this point, so maybe should just tie it off here, or with your reply. All the best!
- rasengan 7y ago>I think you're being too dismissive of my plan. It's at least theoretically possible to use the Internet without the DNS. But just try using it without ARP! >Nobody is reading this thread besides us at this point, so maybe should just tie it off here, or with your reply. All the best! Haha, that's all true. Cheers! :)