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by tribler 8y ago
With a self-sovereign identity, you are in control. Our IETF draft + running code: https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-pouwelse-trustchain-01#sec... Our goverment even sponsors this work. Decentral, no need for Russian s
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by tribler 8y ago
The Truth is determined by the rich! Majority voting by token owners determines the facts. You just can't make up stuff like this. Curious how this will play out. Threshold for contributing is non-trivial, so the wasteland scenario is
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by tribler 8y ago
Incorrect. You need to check the box in settings called 'become exit node'. Thnx for mentioning us btw! With 13 years running and our bandwidth token for Bittorrent (no ICO) it seems we're the only team left doing innovations
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by tribler 8y ago
17 years later, this is still true: the web is mostly controlled by profit-seeking entities. > Myth #3: The Net Is Too Filled With Hackers To Control True, very few development teams are able to resit for more then a few years. Then they
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by tribler 9y ago
> supports seeds and peer discovery, message passing, maybe firewall / UPNP support, etc. Our audacious 'IPv8' work is now deployed live. Might fit you needs. Includes above features in a low-complexity approach. https:&#
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by tribler 9y ago
Our Dev Docs: https://github.com/Tribler/tribler/wiki
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by tribler 9y ago
> this matters because most basic research ends up being commercially useful eventually That is quite a positive view. As a university professor I see a lot of speculative work. It is presented as fundamental, but makes assumption which
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by tribler 9y ago
please note that we at Delft University of Technology have been working on a similar bandwidth-as-a-currency system since August 2007. BBC New article from 2007: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/6971904.s
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by tribler 9y ago
Facinating work. How much work for full hidden services? btw aware of our Python-based Tor implementation, with modifications for full decentralisation and deployment? https://github.com/Tribler/tribler/wiki
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by tribler 9y ago
can this handle a trivial Sybil attack? That seems to be the drawback of a graph or DAG-based approach. -ledger scientist
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by tribler 9y ago
interesting. Are their implementations of ipex-project.org ideas?
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by tribler 9y ago
responsible faculty member for this paper here. Note this is a student paper for course credits, not a full scientific paper. We are on track to put our blockchain-regulated decentral market live this summer: https://github.com&#