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miss_haru
7mo ago
parents: won't somebody else put some rules and safeguards in place to protect my children?
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miss_haru
7y ago
No, this is not blockchain messaging. "How would one party prove they have the right data?" Before two urbit servers communicate, they exchange and verify public signing keys. Then, all messages are signed with verified public key
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miss_haru
7y ago
My pleasure. fwiw, I don't blame you for your misunderstanding. The project is quite young and not quite stable/mature enough for the faint of heart. Having said that, the water's fine for swimming. :)
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miss_haru
7y ago
Use case: this conversation, except between our own computers. Typically, we 'log in' to 'our accounts' on some company's server and use whatever fuctions the company grants us. They are not really our accounts in a
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miss_haru
7y ago
I'm not sure how you got your first assumption from the rest of your quotations. "[the Urbit] "senate" can do whatever they want to my data" No. The urbit senate can do nothing with your data. Your server holds you
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miss_haru
7y ago
The primary way you access any web server is through a browser. You can access your Urbit server by command line, or by web interface.