Feriti

7 ms·

1.
by Feriti 4y ago
True. But Ukraine is advancing. So they are winning anyway which indicates that something is going wrong on Russia side and it fits the outcome. I would argue that based on that you can assume that the Story to be more true than just 50&#x2
2.
by Feriti 4y ago
Not sure what you think is funny but did you check the contributor list here https://github.com/orgs/ethereum/people ?
3.
by Feriti 4y ago
From their closet? What? They develop web3 software in the closet?
4.
by Feriti 4y ago
An open source community can do a lot and not everything. I'm not aware of any opensource community being happy at doing on call. Or end customer support. Or even marketing. And if we look at successful opensource projects, than we hav
5.
by Feriti 4y ago
I follow plenty of things Google as a company just does due to the money they have. Undersee cables for example. Project Zero. Secure by default. 2FA. Google even gives you now the option of configuring your ads. Realistically speaking some
6.
by Feriti 4y ago
And who else will then operate the web3 infrastructure? Instead of the Security team at Google, their ddos service and OnCall experts we have whom now? Some miners? Perfectly written Blockchain code? You sound like those things are just fre
7.
by Feriti 4y ago
I would not underestimate how critical influence is. Influence / knowledge how to operate big chains,.how to organize supplier how to do marketing etc. If you are a smart modern person speaking English also makes it easier for you to s
8.
by Feriti 4y ago
Yeah like network of trust with pgp keys. I'm a big fan of it and joined plenty of signing parties but I will tell you a secret: no one else cares. No one cares about 2fa, backups, decentralization for decentralization sake, security..
9.
by Feriti 4y ago
They control the whole network if they want. You make it out as the miners would not own the Blockchain which is just wrong. And it's not that you can run a node, you actually should run a node. After all decentralization doesn't
10.
by Feriti 4y ago
Conventional systems don't tell you all the time how they save the trust issue. And conventional systems are old and grown and have a ton of security features and is still getting finetuned.
11.
by Feriti 4y ago
I had to uninstall it because this particular format made me quite addicted very fast. And it might contain creative things but enough is very repetitive.
12.
by Feriti 4y ago
I'm totally lost on your statement. So you try to use this tech for tech sake? Independent if there is already an existing solution? A project is trying to add Blockchain technology into a project I'm working with. Just that the B
13.
by Feriti 4y ago
So what are real use cases in your opinion? Something which really need crypto/Blockchain and is really trustworthy? Something which doesn't break the trust Anker of a Blockchain by having any dependency outside of a Blockchain.