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The sooner we can kick the google suite of products the better

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Impervious is a WEF spyware browser and in no way better than Chrome ...

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good catch.

but hey, there is a silver lining here. let them spend their nwo / wef investment funds building all these ideas and then enterprising anons can just take all best ideas and develop open-source alternatives with better names.

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Can’t be true if the code is open source

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if it ain't MIT license I don't think I'd use it as a layer 3. Hopefully they're good actors since they're project seems promising

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Read the second screenshot in the tweet I attached

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I had hopes in this.. Meltem? zomfg, thats a solid NYET.

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Took me having to pay close attention to the screen what was going on.

  1. Chase receives notification (top right) that "Mark has invited you to join a party", and Chase accepts
  2. Then Chase gets a Document Collab Request, which he accepts.
  3. Then when editing the document, they do the zoom like thing. w/ Meet
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"Real peer-to-peer internet. Actual peer-to-peer. No Zoom, no Google Hangout, no Microsoft Teams, no intermediary."

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"So proud of team Imp."

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So,,.... looks like there's some more things to look into though:

Impervious is a spook browser of the first order. Enjoy.
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Then read this thread:

Thread by @GhostOfNakadai on Thread Reader App https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1510325379004866564.html

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But, of course, none of that really matters, if this is ends up becoming true:

Incorrect, open source on release.
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Does this mean open source like MIT or open source like Umbrel?

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Like Umbrel, it's not FOSS.

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well that's no bueno

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Super exciting project. Can't wait to play with this and learn more!

Is it reasonable to think about this 3rd layer as using Lightning for routing instead of TCP/IP or even Tor, with monetary incentives built-in?

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