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1010<div class="front">
1111
1212# Let's build a real network.
13−# [Tell me more](/main/about/overview)
14−# [Get me in](/main/get)
13+<h1><a href="/main/about/overview" class="green">Tell me more</a></h1>
14+<h1><a href="/main/get" class="green">Get me in</a></h1>
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1616</div>
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1717 <div class="step">
1818 <div class="dot"></div>
1919 <h2>0</h2>
20− <h3>Lay the foundation</h3>
20+ <h3>The foundation</h3>
2121 <p>Urbit started as an independent PhD project in 2002. In the past few years we’ve taken the project from a simple demo to a working proof of concept.</p>
2222 <p>2002 - 2008 — Nock virtual machine</p>
2323 <p>2008 - 2012 — Hoon programming language</p>
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2626 <div class="step">
2727 <div class="dot"></div>
2828 <h2>1</h2>
29− <h3>Get to continuity</h3>
29+ <h3>Continuity</h3>
3030 <p>Urbit’s design is to create a single, uniform computing layer that can run on top of any unix box with an internet connection.</p>
3131 <p>Today the virtual machine is frozen, the programming language works well and the operating environment is still maturing.</p>
3232 <p>Our next major milestone is full network continuity. With continuity we can get much closer to the fully self-updating platform Urbit is intended to be.</p>
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3434 <div class="step">
3535 <div class="dot"></div>
3636 <h2>2</h2>
37− <h3>Connect to everything</h3>
37+ <h3>Connect everything</h3>
3838 <p>You already have an Urbit — it’s just spread across all the services you use. The first thing your Urbit should do is provide a clean and simple interface for all of today’s services.</p>
3939 <p>It should be simple to abstract away their differences so developers can build new things on top.</p>
4040 </div>
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1919 <p>Urbit namespace is designed to be owned by individuals. Imagine it’s 1611 and we’ll sell you lower Manhattan for $128.</p>
2020 <p>Enter your email, and we’ll let you know when the sale starts:</p>
2121 <email></email>
22− <a href="https://twitter.com/urbit_">And follow us on Twitter</a>
22+ <a class="green" href="https://twitter.com/urbit_">And follow us on Twitter</a>
2323 </div>
2424 </div>
2525</div>
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2929 <div class="pair">
3030 <div class="text">
3131 <p>Urbit is not vaporware. This site is served by an Urbit, in fact. We use Urbit to build Urbit. Anyone can use <code>|ask</code> to get a planet and start learning the system. It’s a lot of fun, actually.</p>
32− <p><a href="https://github.com/urbit/urbit">Clone the repo from GitHub</a></p>
33− <p><a href="https://urbit.org/docs">Read the docs</a></p>
32+ <p><a class="green" href="https://github.com/urbit/urbit">Clone the repo from GitHub</a></p>
33+ <p><a class="green" href="https://urbit.org/docs">Read the docs</a></p>
3434 </div>
3535 <div class="image right">
3636 <img src="http://15-swap.s3.amazonaws.com/16-2-29%20Design/ex/get_1.png" />