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commit89cce7d7c50cf1bb28500372564956a6c6046bf6 authorC. Guy Yarvin <cgyarvin@gmail.com> dateThu 26 May 2016, 11:50 (10 years ago) parent7f331c398da000
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main.md+9−9 main/posts/address-space.md+2−2 main/posts/company.md+1−1 main/posts/constitution.md+1−1 main/posts/magic.md+1−1 main/posts/overview.md+3−2 main/posts/principles.md+1−1 main/posts/roadmap.md+1−1 main/posts/vision.md+1−1 main/stream.md+8−4
main.md+9−9
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1111 <h1><div class="logo"></div>Urbit</h1>
1212 </div>
1313 </div>
14− <imagepanel src="http://urbit.s3.amazonaws.com/16-3-10/DSCF8664.jpg" />
14+ <imagepanel src="http://media.urbit.org/site/DSCF8664.jpg" />
1515</div>
1616<!-- -->
1717<div class="container stack">
1818 <div class="col-md-offset-1 col-md-10 slide-1">
1919 <p>A personal server is a virtual computer which stores your data, runs your apps, and manages your connected devices.</p>
2020 <p>Urbit is a secure, friendly peer-to-peer network of personal servers, built on a clean-slate system software stack.</p>
21− <p><a href="#learn">Learn more</a>, or <a href="/docs">jump to the technical docs</a>. Subscribe to our newsletter:</p>
22− <email submit="Get updates"></email>
21+ <p><a href="#learn">Learn more</a>, or <a href="/docs">jump to the technical docs</a>. And subscribe to our newsletter:</p>
22+ <email dataPath="/submit" submit="Get updates"></email>
2323 </div>
2424</div>
2525<!-- -->
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ navmode: navbar
3131 </div>
3232 </div>
3333 </div>
34− <imagepanel src="http://urbit.s3.amazonaws.com/16-3-10/DSCF8653.jpg" />
34+ <imagepanel src="http://media.urbit.org/site/DSCF8653.jpg" />
3535</div>
3636<!-- -->
3737<div id="learn"></div>
@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ navmode: navbar
4848 <div class="slide">
4949 <h1>A frontier to homestead</h1>
5050 <div class="pair">
51− <div class="image left"><img src="http://urbit.s3.amazonaws.com/16-3-10/grid.png"/></div>
51+ <div class="image left"><img src="http://media.urbit.org/site/grid.png"/></div>
5252 <div>
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>
@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ navmode: navbar
6060 <div class="slide">
6161 <h1>A computer that works just for you</h1>
6262 <div class="pair">
63− <div class="image left"><img src="http://urbit.s3.amazonaws.com/16-3-10/atom.png"/></div>
63+ <div class="image left"><img src="http://media.urbit.org/site/atom.png"/></div>
6464 <div>
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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7373 <p>An ordinary person can't manage a Unix server on the Internet. The Unix-Internet platform was a brilliant system, but it's almost 50 years old.</p>
7474 <p>Urbit is a new clean-slate, full-stack server. It's implemented on top of the old platform, but it's a sealed sandbox like the browser. </p>
7575 <p>Urbit remains young and unstable. Alas, it's not yet ready for end users. But it's feature-complete and ready for public development.</p>
76− <p>Read more in our <a href="#">CS paper</a>, <a href="/docs">developer docs</a>, or <a href="posts/roadmap">development roadmap</a>.</p>
76+ <p>Read more in our <a href="http://media.urbit.org/whitepaper.pdf">whitepaper</a>, <a href="/docs">developer docs</a>, or <a href="posts/roadmap">development roadmap</a>.</p>
7777 </div>
7878 </div>
7979</div>
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8484 <div class="rect no-header">
8585 <p>We’re about to sell Urbit address space to the public for the first time.</p>
8686 <p>If you want to be a pioneer, stay in touch:</p>
87− <email></email>
87+ <email dataPath="/submit" submit="Subscribe"></email>
8888 </div>
8989 </div>
9090</div>
91−<imagepanel src="http://urbit.s3.amazonaws.com/16-3-10/DSCF8654.jpg" />
91+<imagepanel src="http://media.urbit.org/site/DSCF8654.jpg" />
9292</div>
9393<!-- -->
9494<div class="container stack last">
main/posts/address-space.md+2−2
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ sort: 3
33type: post
44title: The Urbit address space and identity model
55author: Galen Wolfe-Pauly + Curtis Yarvin
6−image: http://urbit.s3.amazonaws.com/16-3-10/blog-3.jpg
6+image: http://media.urbit.org/site/blog-3.jpg
77preview: An overview of Urbit's cryptographic address space.
88layout: urbit,post
99navmode: navbar
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7070
7171As an Urbit user, these basics are all you need to know. As a
7272developer, a few more details might interest you. (An even more
73−comprehensive treatment is in the [CS paper]()).
73+comprehensive treatment is in the [whitepaper](http://media.urbit.org/whitepaper.pdf)).
7474
7575### Design goals
7676
main/posts/company.md+1−1
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ sort: 8
33type: post
44title: Company + Team
55author: Tlon
6−image: http://urbit.s3.amazonaws.com/16-3-10/blog-6.jpg
6+image: http://media.urbit.org/site/blog-6.jpg
77preview: A bit about who we are and how our company, Tlon, relates to Urbit the open-source project.
88layout: urbit,post
99navmode: navbar
main/posts/constitution.md+1−1
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ sort: 7
33type: post
44title: Interim Constution
55author: Tlon
6−image: http://urbit.s3.amazonaws.com/16-3-10/blog-7.jpg
6+image: http://media.urbit.org/site/blog-7.jpg
77preview: The governing rules for the early days of the Urbit network.
88layout: urbit,post
99navmode: navbar
main/posts/magic.md+1−1
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ sort: 5
33type: post
44title: Magic
55author: Curtis Yarvin
6−image: http://urbit.s3.amazonaws.com/16-3-10/blog-8.jpg
6+image: http://media.urbit.org/site/blog-8.jpg
77preview: A thought-experiment for understanding what the world with Urbit could look like.
88layout: urbit,post
99navmode: navbar
main/posts/overview.md+3−2
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ sort: 1
33type: post
44title: Urbit overview
55author: Galen Wolfe-Pauly
6−image: http://urbit.s3.amazonaws.com/16-3-10/blog-0.jpg
6+image: http://media.urbit.org/site/blog-0.jpg
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.
88layout: urbit,post
99navmode: navbar
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1212navpath: /
1313navhome: /
1414navclass: urbit
15+comments: true
1516---
1617
1718## What Urbit is
@@ -213,4 +214,4 @@ evaluate Urbit's [beliefs and principles](../principles) or its
213214are](../company).
214215
215216(For technical readers, check out our [developer documentation](/docs) or
216−the [CS paper](#)).
217+the [whitepaper](http://media.urbit.org/whitepaper.pdf)).
main/posts/principles.md+1−1
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33type: post
44title: Beliefs + Principles
55author: Galen Wolfe-Pauly + Curtis Yarvin
6−image: http://urbit.s3.amazonaws.com/16-3-10/blog-2.jpg
6+image: http://media.urbit.org/site/blog-2.jpg
77preview: Where the motivation for building Urbit comes from and what guides its forward progress.
88layout: urbit,post
99navmode: navbar
main/posts/roadmap.md+1−1
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33type: post
44title: Roadmap
55author: Curtis Yarvin
6−image: http://urbit.s3.amazonaws.com/16-3-10/blog-5.jpg
6+image: http://media.urbit.org/site/blog-5.jpg
77preview: Our near-term goals for the Urbit community, documentation, maturity, utility and governance.
88layout: urbit,post
99navmode: navbar
main/posts/vision.md+1−1
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33type: post
44title: What is Urbit for?
55author: Galen Wolfe-Pauly
6−image: http://urbit.s3.amazonaws.com/16-3-10/blog-1.jpg
6+image: http://media.urbit.org/site/blog-1.jpg
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.
88layout: urbit,post
99navmode: navbar
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88navhome: /
99---
1010
11−# The latest from `:talk` on `~doznec/urbit-meta`:
11+# Talk to us.
12+
13+This is a live feed from `/urbit-meta`, running on `~doznec`, one of `2^16` Urbit stars.
14+
15+Feel free to join in. Ask a question or just tell us what's on your mind.
1216
1317<div class="mini-module">
1418<script src="/~/at/=home=/web/lib/js/urb.js" />
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1721<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/moment-timezone/0.5.1/moment-timezone.js" />
1822<script src="/=home=/web/talk/main.js" />
1923<link href="/=home=/web/talk/main.css" rel="stylesheet" />
20−<talk chrono="reverse" station="home" audience-lock></talk>
24+<talk chrono="reverse" station="home" audience-lock>
25+ <load />
26+</talk>
2127</div>
22−
23−# To get on the test network [get the code](https://github.com/urbit/urbit).