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by eblanshey 12y ago
There is a lot of scepticism indeed, mainly because what they're doing is so new. (The IPO was not questionable at all IMO, that's just FUD.) In any case, the objections and scepticism is healthy and would only serve to improve th
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by eblanshey 12y ago
> What I'm really interested in is whether it's possible to have a cryptocurrency that doesn't rely on e.g. blockchain technology. Yes, it is possible. MaidSafe is building the solution as we speak, and does not get anywhe
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by eblanshey 12y ago
I've found FF dev tools to have everything I need -- it's gotten really good recently. The only thing it doesn't have that I need to switch to Chrome for is for web socket purposes. Chrome allows you to see all the data sent&
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by eblanshey 12y ago
Similar art on the US website: http://laracon.us/
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The Laracon EU Website(laracon.eu)
1 points by eblanshey 12y ago|1 comments
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by eblanshey 12y ago
Don't forget to look up meetups in the tech section at meetup.com! Very good way of finding like-minded people.
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by eblanshey 12y ago
There's no better time to get behind projects that aim to decentralize the web, which covers many of the bullet points in the EFF's list all in one go. The primary project IMO to keep an eye on is MaidSafe[0], and I'm actuall
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by eblanshey 12y ago
The NFC-enabled bitcoin wallets are coming. It won't get easier than that.
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by eblanshey 12y ago
Thanks for sharing. > I had practiced my spiel for that a hundred times by then. Mind sharing what that was?
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by eblanshey 12y ago
> the transaction algorithm is different from and so may not be as good as Bitcoin. So you're saying if it's not like Bitcoin, it's not as good? > The other bigger problem is that a majority of the coins are premined. 3
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Intro to MaidSafe: what it is, how it works, and how it compares to Bitcoin(blanshey.com)
8 points by eblanshey 12y ago|2 comments