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commit1a9cd81261f126d31fe0da5bb1ff881fb8d90a5c authorAnton Dyudin <ohAitch@gmail.com> dateWed 25 May 2016, 12:17 (10 years ago) parent18ea053
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1111 <h1><div class="logo"></div>Urbit</h1>
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4949 <h1>A frontier to homestead</h1>
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5353 <p>In Urbit, network identities are cryptographic property, like Bitcoin. If Bitcoin is money and Ethereum is law, Urbit is land.</p>
5454 <p>Urbit is designed to become a digital republic: a network of individually owned nodes with no central point of control. Like a well-planned city, the friendly network is decentralized but connected, safe but free.</p>
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6161 <h1>A computer that works just for you</h1>
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6565 <p>Your computer isn't yours unless you can run whatever software you want and switch without losing data. Imagine if you could replace the Facebook UI, or move your Evernotes to Google Docs.</p>
6666 <p>Read more about the Urbit <a href="posts/vision">user experience</a>.</p>
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main/posts/address-space.md+1−1
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44title: The Urbit address space and identity model
55author: Galen Wolfe-Pauly + Curtis Yarvin
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77preview: An overview of Urbit's cryptographic address space.
88layout: urbit,post
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main/posts/company.md+1−1
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44title: Company + Team
55author: Tlon
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77preview: A bit about who we are and how our company, Tlon, relates to Urbit the open-source project.
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44title: Interim Constution
55author: Tlon
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77preview: The governing rules for the early days of the Urbit network.
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44title: Magic
55author: Curtis Yarvin
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77preview: A thought-experiment for understanding what the world with Urbit could look like.
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44title: Urbit overview
55author: Galen Wolfe-Pauly
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77preview: A high-level overview of Urbit. How the pieces fit together and what we think the future will look like as Urbit grows up.
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main/posts/principles.md+1−1
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44title: Beliefs + Principles
55author: Galen Wolfe-Pauly + Curtis Yarvin
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77preview: Where the motivation for building Urbit comes from and what guides its forward progress.
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44title: Roadmap
55author: Curtis Yarvin
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77preview: Our near-term goals for the Urbit community, documentation, maturity, utility and governance.
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44title: What is Urbit for?
55author: Galen Wolfe-Pauly
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77preview: We didn't build Urbit just because it's fun to work on. We built Urbit because we think it can unlock new potential products. Here we take a tour through some of these possibilities.
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