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Welcome to The Stack CafeTM — Enigma is an interesting project in the blockchain stack.  Apparently, Enigma is presenting a permission-less peer-to-peer network that provides a smart-contract platform (e.g. similar to Ethereum) that enables the development of decentralized applications (dApps), but the contracts are secret (privacy by design).  We will try […]

Enigma is presenting a permission-less peer-to-peer network that provides a smart-contract ...

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Welcome to The Stack CafeTM — Oasis Labs is an interesting new project in the blockchain stack.  Apparently, Oasis Labs is presenting a new privacy-first, high performance cloud computing platform on blockchain.    We will try to provide a very brief overview of this new addition to the blockchain stack. In […]

Oasis Labs is an interesting new project in the blockchain ...

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Welcome to The Stack CafeTM – Online Privacy: Website Tools That May Help Protect You While You Use the Internet – Surveillance Self Defense. In an earlier post, we wrote about the resources from the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) and many other organization (e.g., Princeton, Stanford, Ghostery, Mozilla and others) […]

Online Privacy: Website Tools That May Help Protect You While ...

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Welcome to The Stack CafeTM – Online Privacy: Website Tools That May Help Protect You While You Use the Internet.  We recently ran across some resources from the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) and many other organization (e.g., Princeton, Stanford, Ghostery, Mozilla and others) that you may find useful in helping […]

Online Privacy – Website Tools That May Help Protect You ...

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Welcome to the Stack CafeTM — The internet was on the minds of few people as far back as the [sg_popup id=”7″ event=”hover”]1960’s*[/sg_popup] and early 1970’s (early version of a decentralized connected grid/network in 1973 Arpanet on wikipedia ): The grid above shows the inter-connected nodes or computers connecting to each […]

The Internet (Centralized and the Decentralized?)

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