(May 30, 2012) Johan Pouwelse shares how peer-to-peer sharing could affect society in more ways than we realize. As technology moves to be more readily based…
http://www.Whisky.de/shop/ Peer to Peer Netzwerke sind auf dem Vormarsch. Die modernen Smartphones machen ganz neue Ansätze möglich. Mit überraschenden Folge…
Cool work on infrastructure for *next generation economic systems*
It’s not a question of if, and only a question of when decentralised p2p
technologies will replace the walled gardens that intermediate economic
activities today.
http://www.tribler.org/trac/wiki/TriblerForBusiness:
*Tribler is open-source peer-to-peer software developed at TU Delft, and VU
Amsterdam. We foster co-development with other universities, companies and
the open-source community. Anybody is free to download Tribler, to use it
and to modify it under LGPL License (see LicensingTerms).*
*Tribler is currently rapidly developing from a P2P-downloading client to a
multimedia sharing platform with embedded player, recommendation,
communities, etc. Many industrial partners have already discovered the
possibilities of using Tribler in their environment.*
This stuff boggles my mind.
Ok. You always can go 240p if u like so.
Screw bitcoin.
Someone needs to connect Bitcoin and Bittorrent
No we don’t.
so… human society will be semi-automatatically regulated you say? Good
news everyone!
greate video, but we want HD!
The technology to move towards decentralizing communication is in the
works.
this sounds like a bunch of bullshit. Google and the carriers will just
change the network so you can only access centralised services, and change
the terminals so you can’t run code on them. This is obvious because it is
already happening.
Also, it sounds like the ultimate in democratic tyranny. If you have ever
been on reddit or youtube, then you know how abysmally stupid and cruel the
majority is. The value of privacy is exclusion and preservation of
identity, the choice of association and non-association. Building a system
to ensure the privacy of public communications seems self-defeating, and
privacy of private systems is a solved problem.
There were a lot of topics but the comments about Bitcoin collapsing is
mistaken. Measured in terms of transactions, it has been skyrocketing, at
levels that are a multiple of year-over-year. Measured as the quantity of
coins issued times the current market price, Bitcoin is just below its
all-time high from 2011, and the exchange rate currently is up more than
150% in 2012. That’s not “collapsing” in anyone’s book.
Going by the BitCoinChart the all time high in June 2011 was close to $30,
all the rest of that year the value fell by almost 90% according to Ars
Technica. At the time that this was filmed it had returned to $5. Today
it’s close to $12.50, up this year from a starting point of $5. Only last
month it lost 40% of it’s value in one day.
Peer to Peer
Revolutionen kommen Alteingesessenen leider selten gelegen.
Interessante Sichtweise. Wobei Ihr Unternehmen mit den Flaschenteilungen
ebenso “negativ” betroffen sein dürfte.
Dazu gehört auch immer die Weisheit der Vielen.
youtube.com/watch?v=VP3GfKD_-as Wenn sich der Mensch auf unterer Ebene
selbst organisiert, dann wird es richtig gut. Wenn dagegen von oben regiert
wird, dann ist das Ergebnis meist suboptimal, da die eigentlichen
Teilnehmer nicht richtig partizipieren.
Unschätzbare Potentiale. Eine wunderschöne Revolution.