- Common to every other software "BUGS"
* The DAOHACK which resulted in exploiting 3.6 million Ether
* Parity’s Multi-signature Wallet Hack worth 150,000 Ether
* Parity User-Triggered Wallet Freeze "freezing more than 513,774 ETH"
- Regulations & Tax
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@NickSzabo4@solidity_lang As there are both positives and negatives for every product, here it is for smart contracts:
* But majority of problems are solvable over time.
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@NickSzabo4@solidity_lang If you are a developer take advantage of the technology, be part of the revolution and develop something which will change the way we use it now.
If you are a normal person, be ready to expereince the ride which is going to change everything the way we use in near future.
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@NickSzabo4@solidity_lang That brings an end to the pretty short thread on Smart Contracts. I hope it is clear and useful.
Normally our programs and processes run locally in our system, but there are some protocols that support execution in a remote system. Such as RPC protocol, which makes it easy for the peer-to-peer networks.
Networking is the word we use when we talk about connecting computers together so that they can share data with each other.
Local networks range from simple networks consisting of two computers to networks connecting hundreds of thousands of devices
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Who owns the internet?
internet is not owned by any individual or group.
The internet is a worldwide collection of interconnected networks (network of networks), cooperating with each other to exchange information using common standards
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You might have interfaced with Linux many times before because so many devices run Linux.
Phones, TVs, Point-Of-Sale devices, Networking devices, Game consoles, In-flight entertainment systems as well as stock exchanges.
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You might have also heard about the recent buzzword "cloud", which is just a Linux system.
Your favorite applications on the internet like mail, productivity suites, watching entertainment every product run in the cloud on Linux based systems.
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