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1313 <h1><div class="logo"></div>Urbit</h1>
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17− <p>A virtual city in the cloud</p>
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27−Urbit is your personal server: a general-purpose computer in the cloud which stores all your data, runs all your apps,
28−and controls all your devices.
29−(Read the <a href="http://google.com"> detailed FAQ</a>.)
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21+ <p>Urbit is an open source personal cloud computing platform.</p>
22+ <p>Your Urbit is a personal server: a general-purpose computer in the cloud which stores all your data, runs all your apps, and manages your connected devices. </p>
23+ <p>Each Urbit is part of a global, decentralized, peer-to-peer network that runs on top of the internet.</p>
24+ <a class="btn black" href="#learn">Learn more</a>
25+ <a class="btn black" href="/docs">Read code</a>
26+ <email submit="Subscribe to updates"></email>
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39− <p>A clean-slate system software stack</p>
34+ <p>Urbit is a virtual city in the cloud.</p>
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51− <h1>We rewrote everything.</h1>
52− <p>
53−Most people think self-hosted general-purpose computing will
54−never be a a viable consumer product, because ordinary people
55−can't manage a network server. They're partly right.
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58−Ordinary people can't manage a Unix server on the Internet.
59−That's why we rewrote all of 20th-century system software.
60−Urbit is built on top of Unix and the Internet, but it's a
61−clean-slate design from interpreter axioms to packet protocol.
62−(Go directly to <a href="http://google.com">our CS paper</a>,
63−or the <a href="http://google.com">developer docs</a>.)
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74− <p>A definition of digital freedom</p>
46+ <h1>Digital freedom for everyone</h1>
47+ <p>Your Urbit is your digital identity, permanent personal archive, general-purpose computing platform and secure network of devices. The convenience of cloud computing is fantastic, but it need not come at the cost of our security, control and creativity.</p>
48+ <p>We believe controlling your own data, code and identity is the definition of digital freedom. We believe the only path to this freedom is a general-purpose computer designed for human beings.</p>
49+ <p>Read more in our <a href="./blog/2016-2-29">overview post</a>  and <a href="./blog/2016-3-8">core principles</a>.</p>
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86− <h1>Digital freedom is general-purpose computing.</h1>
87− <p>
88−We believe controlling your own data, code and identity is the
89−definition of digital freedom. We believe the only path to this
90−freedom is a general-purpose computer designed for human beings.
91−(Read our <a href="http://google.com">core principles</a>.)
92− </p>
93− <p>
94−Since most people want their data in the cloud, this computer has
95−to work best as a cloud server. Since some of us need more
96−privacy than others, it has to be able to migrate to your closet.
97−In either case, it can't be harder to manage than an iPhone.
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107− <p>A digital frontier to homestead</p>
53+ <h1>A frontier to homestead</h1>
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56+ <p>In Urbit, network address space is cryptographic property, like Bitcoin. If Bitcoin is money and Ether is law, Urbit is land.</p>
57+ <p>The Urbit network is designed to grow into a digital republic: a network where each node is individually owned with no central point of control. </p>
58+ <p>We think of the Urbit network as a city: decentralized but connected, safe but free.</p>
59+ <p>Read more in our <a href="blog/2016-3-9">address space post</a>.</p>
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119− <h1>Address space is cryptographic property.</h1>
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121−Because the Internet is a warzone, Urbit runs its own encrypted
122−peer-to-peer network on top. We think of the Urbit network as a city:
123−decentralized but connected, safe but free.
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126−In Urbit, network address space is cryptographic property, like
127−Bitcoin. If Bitcoin is money and Ether is law, Urbit is land.
128−To support development, we're rewarding donations with
129−address space blocks. (Read more about the Urbit
130−<a href="http://google.com">address space</a>, or go directly to the
131−<a href="http://google.com">presale page</a>.)
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66+ <h1>Personal computing all over again</h1>
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70+ <p>Imagine that you could simply install a new interface for Facebook, or fork the business logic of Reddit. We're working to build a world where you run whatever software you want, never lose data and can switch with no cost.</p>
71+ <p>Read more in our <a href="blog/2016-3-7">product post</a>.</p>
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77+ <h1>On a completely new stack</h1>
78+ <p>Ordinary people can't manage a Unix server on the Internet. Unix servers just weren't designed for the demands of 2016. Urbit is a clean-slate design, from interpreter axioms to packet protocol, that runs on top of Unix and the Internet.</p>
79+ <p>Urbit is fun to play and program with, but is still in its early phases. We've been working quietly so far, but the system is now ready for developers to explore and advance the platform.</p>
80+ <p>Read more in our <a href="#">CS paper</a>, <a href="/docs">developer docs</a> and <a href="#">roadmap</a>.</p>
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141− <p>A new universe to explore</p>
89+ <p>Soon we’re going to pre-sell the first blocks of Urbit namespace.</p>
90+ <p>If you'd like to homestead this new territory:</p>
91+ <email></email>
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108+ <h2>Start an Urbit</h2>
109+ <a href="docs">Read the docs</a>
110+ <a href="https://github.com/urbit/urbit">Get the code</a>
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