fergish
This is above my ability to relate to. I don't know enough about the Lightning Network, nor how it might integrate with SAFE once launched, to respond sensibly. But I can tell you that if you go to https://safenetforum.org and ask, you'll be swimming...
dennisn
Doesn't that prove my point -- that the problem is governments (violent monopolies/gangs)? The Dutch East India Company (or any large company) without that military was basically relatively harmless. I think Aantonop actually believes Facebook itself...
guest
It may sound in insane, but the biggest publicly traded company ever in the history was military backed. Dutch East India Company. That company was the size of the whole NYSE a many times over. Of course, it still sounds insane, but not unimaginable.
Presently the Lightning Network is implemented using table routing. This technique leads to a somewhat centralized architecture. MaidSafe routing (if I understand it) uses ant routing which is less centralized. Keeping everything else the same, ...
fergish
I don't know how to engage with your question. Could you lay out what you're asking a bit further, e.g., how you conceive such might function and to what purpose.
Is anybody designing a Lightning type Network over MaidSafe?
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Read Morefergish
This is above my ability to relate to. I don't know enough about the Lightning Network, nor how it might integrate with SAFE once launched, to respond sensibly. But I can tell you that if you go to https://safenetforum.org and ask, you'll be swimming...
dennisn
Doesn't that prove my point -- that the problem is governments (violent monopolies/gangs)? The Dutch East India Company (or any large company) without that military was basically relatively harmless. I think Aantonop actually believes Facebook itself...
guest
It may sound in insane, but the biggest publicly traded company ever in the history was military backed. Dutch East India Company. That company was the size of the whole NYSE a many times over. Of course, it still sounds insane, but not unimaginable.
Presently the Lightning Network is implemented using table routing. This technique leads to a somewhat centralized architecture. MaidSafe routing (if I understand it) uses ant routing which is less centralized. Keeping everything else the same, ...
fergish
I don't know how to engage with your question. Could you lay out what you're asking a bit further, e.g., how you conceive such might function and to what purpose.
Is anybody designing a Lightning type Network over MaidSafe?
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