Xanni

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   by Xanni 4y ago

   Much less the fraction of a penny range Xanadu wants!
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   by Xanni 4y ago

   Not just text, either. Other media formats as well, though text was always the first format supported.
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   by Xanni 4y ago

   Note that since Xanadu links and transclusions are external , you can select which linkbases to show. So you can filter them, which is important because otherwise you will surely end up with an unlimited number of links on every single ch
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   by Xanni 4y ago

   Note that prices could always be zero - the reason to include micropayments was to try and get access to the vast majority of existing culture that is currently only available for a fee. Ted wanted to bring in existing rightsholders rather
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   by Xanni 4y ago

   The design always included replication of the content. When information is originally published, you can request that "n" copies are sent to other back-end hosts that are advertising they have available storage. I believe we int
6. 6.▲
   by Xanni 4y ago

   There is definitely some truth to this, but he has never got into any fights with me over the last 40 years that I've been working with him.
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   by Xanni 4y ago

   In all fairness, there's a reason why Ted had a grudge against programmers, and he spelled it out in Computer Lib/Dream Machines. When he grew up, programmers were still generally the High Priests of the Machine, dressed in their