The GNU Name System specification draft is undergoing a review, and anyone interested has been invited to give it a read and provide some feedback.
My own understanding of the topic at hand is very limited, but I think #GNUnet is one of the most interesting projects of its kind and holds a great potential. If you are interested in #distributed web, #decentralisation and #P2P technology, and you like reading through technical specifications, perhaps you’d like to take a look!
GNUnet is a framework aiming to provide a secure and reliable replacement for the current internet stack. It is not yet ready for usage beyond developers, but the issues preventing it from functioning correctly are known and being worked on. Contributions are welcome.
“According to the bill, also known as HR 550, the government would provide $ 400 million in taxpayer dollars to fund “the modernization and data expansion of the immunization system,” a system otherwise defined as “a computerized database. confidential, population-based, which records immunization doses administered. by any healthcare provider to persons located in the geographic area covered by this database.“
@MischievousTomato @MeBigbrain @TurboNormie Australian abos are the most genetically distant from any other race. They might as well be a sub-species like Neanderthals.
@coolboymew Of course they have a section on stolen property because the IRS is literally stealing property. #TaxationIsTheft
@ChristiJunior @ArdanianRight @n8 Defense Distributed has done more to defend gun rights than the NRA.
@beardalaxy Do they have an API? You can probably get the raw data of the comment from there.
@beardalaxy Okay. New theory: Nintendo of Japan only kept the source code until they were completely done with whatever game they were working on. They send the source code to NoA, NoE, iQue, etc for localization. At least NoA and iQue preserve the source codes to those games, while NoJ deletes the source code when they are done with it.