Media Companies Are Getting Sick of Facebook

Re:Media Companies Are Getting Sick of Facebook by anigbrowl on Monday June 19, 2017 @07:25PM (#14591167)

The Web has reached the end of its cycle, and is fundamentally limited by its own structural foundations. The post-web information environment is a client-driven hyperspherical sparsely connected directed acyclic graph whose gradual population will be the cryptographic proof of work yielding a meaningful currency whose exchange creates rather than apes value.

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Re:Media Companies Are Getting Sick of Facebook by eropple on Monday June 19, 2017 @08:04PM (#14591312)

I have bingo! What do I win?

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Re:Media Companies Are Getting Sick of Facebook by anigbrowl on Tuesday June 20, 2017 @01:24PM (#14596519)

Hehe, I'm terrible aren't I :-) At least I left out 'virtual reality.' Seriously, I have a fairly clear concept of the operating environment and UI but I'm struggling to think through how it works as a distributed system. I don't understand blockchain technology as well as I'd like and the speed and synchronization problems are major sticking points for this model, hence my describing it in such sketchy shallow terms.

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Re:Media Companies Are Getting Sick of Facebook by abalashov on Monday June 19, 2017 @08:45PM (#14591477)

Haha! You made my evening. The vast expanses of the Internet are your prize, sir.

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Re:Media Companies Are Getting Sick of Facebook by Eerie on Tuesday June 20, 2017 @08:56AM (#14594218)

Nothing. It's not bingo until it includes node.js (rewritten in Rust).

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