Brian Felix is working on it
@chamaquito.eth
I need to be enlightened about the use cases of Urbit. I don't get it.
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marivs.eth
@marios
What I as layman understand: 1. Enables the equivalent of taking your hdd from one computer and plugging it into another and all apps/network continue working as if nothing happened. You own not only your data but also the software that interacts with it.
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marivs.eth
@marios
2. In theory this allows network service models that rely less on centralized "megacorp" services. Yes, someone still needs to keep the computer/server plugged in, it could be you or third party you trust. And if you decide to leave you leave with everything not just plain html/docs that another platform can't take it
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marivs.eth
@marios
It's all very geeky for now. I agree.
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marivs.eth
@marios
If you just focus on the UX/UI layer though, right now it is kinda like slack with document and gallery channels for tight nit groups
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marivs.eth
@marios
There are leats 2 different apps/ux layers at the moment: those from tlon.io and those of holium: https://twitter.com/HoliumCorp/status/1699840718775123988?s=19
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