A cryptocurrency-related project called Ethereum, which functions as a decentralized “world computer,” has the potential to completely change the way that people communicate, work, and exchange over the Internet.
Ethereum Project Offers Censorship Resistant ‘World Computer’ for Developers
Camden Green
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Jordan Gonzalez
>breitbart
fuck off
Thomas Phillips
Already apart of CoinBase so fuck off
Liam Morgan
>breitbart
You might as well have posted a buzzfeed link.
Juan Hernandez
OP here, I know not everyone here is smart enough to figure this out so I will spell it out for you: It's not the cryptocurrency that makes it special, it's the censorship resistance capabilities.
Benjamin Barnes
>Sup Forums plebs discover the distributed computing meme
Oliver Brown
Can you be this fucking new holy shit?
Jacob Foster
I've said it before, the implications of this system are crazy, especially when combined with IPFS, I've wanted distributed applications for years and expected something to come out of Plan9, when that never took off I lost any sort of hope then projects like this came out of seemingly nowhere. Truly decentralized applications seem within reach. The only issue I can see is that there may not be too many advantages of having something distributed and autonomous over the traditional central and controlled way. I'm personally impressed with the distribution but I think most people don't care and don't need something like that yet
The slockit project was really cool until they bungled their credibility.
William Robinson
eth is a shitcoin that I pump and dump to stack muh btc proftis fgt
Elijah Hernandez
>The only issue I can see is that there may not be too many advantages of having something distributed and autonomous over the traditional central and controlled way.
>what is torrents
Jaxon Flores
The way I've been explaining it to people is that IPFS is like a distributed hard drive and Ethereum is like a distributed CPU, torrent trackers seem like they could be replaced by IPFS alone when searching on IPFS improves, I don't think people really need to run a tracker on Ethereum, although I could be wrong and that certainly would be a good way to make sure it never gets taken down like what's happening recently with all these big name trackers. As an archival autist I hate to see things like that happen.
Zachary Sanchez
This
John Foster
Why are you such a libtard jeez
Chase Murphy
Sup Forumstards acting like Libturds, the thread
Noah Brown
Nolan Russell
Why do you white guilt faggots even come here?
Daniel Rivera
That's just what happens when normies try to act like refugees in the way that expect the community here to cater to their safe space/ideology
Wyatt Garcia
I no longer regret opening this thread, hopefully some good comes of this.
t. ex-oink/what faggot who has no where to go.
Nicholas Hernandez
Hiroshima needs to blacklist anyone who posts Breitbart links outside of Sup Forums
Tyler Kelly
We got a leftie fagot over here
Adam Price
Its dead m8. Give it a rest.
Camden Bell
Zeronet is just BitTorrent, it's not original and has all the problems of BitTorrent, not to mentioned Zeronet imposes its own limitations like file size and has privacy concerns. Zeronet was a neat project but it's quickly becoming obsolete.
Regardless it's not even comparable to Ethereum since Ethereum is designed for distributed applications not just distributed data, Zeronet is more focused on small web pages.
It's getting commits regularly, it's far from dead.
Adam Murphy
forgot this
Thomas Jones
>whaaaaaaa someone goes to a website that I don't like
kys yourself fagit