ilovenerds

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by ilovenerds 3y ago
https://urbit.org/privacy https://urbit.org/terms-of-service
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by ilovenerds 3y ago
Which country do you hail from?
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by ilovenerds 3y ago
I'm not familiar with Urbit, but a quick glance at their website says that it's owned by the "Tlon Corporation," which I have to assume is a for profit company. Ethereum on the other hand is guided, but not owned or cont
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by ilovenerds 3y ago
Exactly! What's really cool though is that communities can have their hidden members-only groups on Caches but still interact with the public at large there too. Communities could have a hidden group, only for community members, and a
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by ilovenerds 3y ago
You can totally start a community here without a NFT! In fact, we want you to! Everyone is allowed to create 1 public, private or hidden group for free. But! If you have a community NFT we can create a hidden group for you, and when members
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by ilovenerds 3y ago
WebAuthn is a web standard created by the w3c. Passkey is an extension of that spec created by a consortium of tech corps. Using Ethereum is like signing a message with a GPG key. It just proves that you control the private key pair to that
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by ilovenerds 3y ago
Hi, sorry for the trouble. Accept my sincerest apologies. We did not properly unblock some regions that were restricted during our testing phase. It's been corrected and the responsible party has been properly flogged and then sacked.
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Show HN: An Ethereum-authenticated community on Web3, science and technology(caches.xyz)
41 points by ilovenerds 3y ago|116 comments
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by ilovenerds 3y ago
Hi everyone, we started developing Caches about a year ago and it's finally gotten to a stage that I believe it can be enjoyed by more people. Accounts are totally anonymous thanks to Sign In with Ethereum. You don't need to provi