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Such bs. People like to be the inventor of new terms... "web3" has *NOTHING* to do with 'web'. But hey, web2.0 was a blast in VC world. If anything, web3 is m
by jbverschoor 5y ago
Such bs. People like to be the inventor of new terms...
"web3" has *NOTHING* to do with 'web'. But hey, web2.0 was a blast in VC world.
If anything, web3 is more like the old internet without the web.. Distributed as in, everybody has a server in their pocket. It's your data, and you decide who has access to it.
- red_trumpet 5y ago> Distributed as in, everybody has a server in their pocket. It's your data, and you decide who has access to it. That sounds nice. But what I read, web3 is intimitaley related to blockchains. I doubt that blockchains are necessary to obtain decentralisation and data ownership.
- jbverschoor 5y agoWell, people misuse this globally accessible permanent persistent database, which is controlled by static private keys to store data which is meant to be private, semi-private or and data which is supposed to be public for the time being.
- anhner 5y ago> "It's your data, and you decide who has access to it. " Sure, except everybody has access to read the blockchain.
- jbverschoor 5y agoExactly one of my points.
- anhner 5y agoI thought your point was that you can choose who has access to your data, which is the opposite of what I've just told you?
- jbverschoor 5y agoOhh. You actually meant that that’s what people want. I thought it was sarcasm