>>690895

Agree. That's why Trump blocking the Broadcom takeover of Qualcom is such a big deal. The Spectre and Meltdown problems will get worked out and are due to be solved S2 2018.

There are LOTS of white papers…

I know of a master's dissertation that was just turned in on it…but that's the least of the information out there about it.

Here are 2 links to the example I like best, but you can make you're own decisions. I think you're jumping to conclusions a bit early though.

https:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-RLdU8Y0Qc

https:// maidsafe.net/docs/Safe%20Network%20Primer.pdf

You know what Wardenclyffe was about but won't share? BS without proof.

>>691189

Ras Pi 3 b+?

They've been looking at it for decades. Basic architecture since 2006. Cryptocurrency has been the catalyst though. It never got off the ground because it needs adoption incentives, internet and external(funding).

Not really calling BS. Just don't believe without proof. Would be nice for those with more info to share. That's all.

>>691225

>>691200

https:// www.wired.com/2014/11/airhopper-hack/

hence the faraday cage.

>>691297

Precisely. Not saying Ras Pi is secure but that its a cheap starting place.

https:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZNlqXUJzKk

Field McConnell and David Hawkins Abel Danger, together with Ole Dammegard join [Jason Goodman-Crowdsource the Truth] to discuss the game being played out on the world stage.

>>691517

we need everyone.