This email came with an embargo In Mid January,
Please do not share yet publicly as we are still ironing out bugs!
One year ago we released the AKASHA Alpha. It was our first stab at what seemed an “impossible dream” at times – freedom of expression as a basic human right embedded in software. A truly decentralized social media network offering free speech not as an option, but as a default from design stage.
To everyone’s surprise, the Alpha experiment unfolded into a resounding success thanks to your participation! Together we proved that the dream is possible. On this note, a BIG THANK YOU to all the pioneers that have been part of this adventure since its beginnings!
However, today is not about the Alpha.
Today, we invite you to become pioneers in the next experiment: the Beta \o/
The beta is the result of almost a year of sustained hard work, on multiple layers, which resulted in an entirely new dapp – rewritten from scratch. We feel that the time has come to share with you this new Web3 experience and from the bottom of our hearts we hope you will enjoy it! ^_^
Feedback & Issues
Below you will find the instructions and links that should make the dapp setup a breeze. If you get stuck at any point feel free to reach us on Discord, we are friendly people 🙂
The best thing to do in case you stumble upon a bug is to open a GitHub issueand/or get in touch with us. That being said, a screenshot and a copy of the logs describing the error would be super helpful.
On the other hand, if you have an idea that you’d like to share with us don’t be shy – we have a Discord channel for #ideas and we’d love to hear from you!
Windows Pioneers
- Download the .exe installer or the .zip archive from our GitHub repo
- Run the installer or extract the files contained in the .zip file
- Open the AKASHA dapp and synchronize with the Ethereum test network
- Create or import an AKASHA identity
- Login and enjoy AKASHA
Mac Pioneers
- Download the .dmg installer or the .zip archive from our GitHub repo
- Run the installer or extract the files contained in the .zip file
- Open the AKASHA dapp and synchronize with the Ethereum test network
- Create or import an AKASHA identity
- Login and enjoy AKASHA
Linux Pioneers
- Download the .deb installer or the .zip archive from our GitHub repo
- Run the installer or extract the files contained in the .zip file
- Open the AKASHA dapp and synchronize with the Ethereum test network
- Create or import an AKASHA identity
- Login and enjoy AKASHA
* Do not download/install AKASHA from other users or websites and always verify the digital signature of the dapp. The digital signature should display AKASHA International GmbH.
** Starting with the 0.6.1 release, Linux users can install the AKASHA dapp also via snapcraft by running the command `snap install akasha`. Pretty cool, right? 😉
*** Please be aware that this is a beta pre-release and by no means a final product, rather the first step into a new odyssey of discovery. We expect AKASHA to evolve a lot in the first years and we see you, the Community, as the main source of this evolution.
Witnessing history in the making is cool. Writing the future yourself is even cooler 🙂
See you on AKASHA! \o/
Gratefully Yours,
The AKASHA Team
Please do not share yet publicly as we are still ironing out bugs!
PS: DO NOT SEND ETH to anyone claiming that AKASHA has an ICO or a pre-sale.
If/when an AKASHA “ICO” will be conducted we will announce it on all our official channels. If anyone claims that there is an ongoing AKASHA sale/private-sale/ICO but you can’t find anything about it on our official channels (Twitter, Discord, the AKASHA dapp, etc) you can safely assume that it is a SCAM.
Stay safe and thank you for being part of this project!
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Free at last Free at last free at last !
The Decentralized Social Network, Akasha, Launches Web3 Site
I Downloaded it and Have it all working but this is the only way to Share what will be the Next Big Thing, this is because what is useable now is on a private test net, anyone can have ago but public links to the seam diven serve based web arenot possble from this test Net this is fordevelopment and debugging reasons not because it is not doable, It is.
Bigger than Facebook and Bigger than Amazon and no Centralised Censoring authoritarian meglomaniacal Billionaire Arseholes to fuck it all up and tell Big Brother!
AKASHA Internet 3 The future in BETA Now!
Some Progress Screen Caps
Roger Glyndwr Lewis @RogerGLewisMore
📷5:14 PM – 19 Apr 2018
I Downloaded it and Have it all working but this is the only way to Share what will be the Next Big Thing. Bigger than Facebook and Bigger than Amazon and no Centralised Censoring Billionaire Arseholes to fuck it all up and tell Big Brother!Welcome to the Brand New Shiny Web3 , Uncensorable and the key to Democracy, Free Speech and Honest Money.
I Downloaded it and Have it all working but this is the only way to Share what will be the Next Big Thing. Bigger than Facebook and Bigger than Amazon and no Centralised Censoring Billionaire Arseholes to fuck it all up and tell Big Brother!
Welcome to the Brand New Shiny Web3 , Uncensorable and the key to Democracy, Free Speech and Honest Money.
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Ethereum – The World Computer!
What is Ether and why is everyone so excited about it?
440 dollars invested in Mining on that contract then had earned 50,000 dollars by Jan 2018 still over 20,000 dollars even with 550 dollar Ethereum.
AKasha is the realisation of the potential of Ethereum and Blockchain technology This Post will I am sure be similarly vindicated Within 5 Years Facebook and Amazon will be smoke like MySpace and Freinds re-united.
Just one word on Mining. I mine with my own machine now which I built specialy for the purpose, Genesis Mining served me very well 2 years ago and the contract did exceptionally well, I prefer to mine andsupport the network as a node Paticipation is partof the fun and stregnth of dstributed (de-centralised ) networks.
Building your own miner is by far the most profitable way to mine Ethash coins. Mining Contracts are great as the are easy, they are though up to twice the cost of building your own machine excluding the time for learning curve etc. From an investment perspectie Mining is an excellent way of Laddering into an investment and over the next 5 years with development of Distributed Web 3, an investment into mining for a portfolio of Coins should provide solid returns, Caveat Emptor and be aware that theMarket in the short term is both volatile and fraudulent, google Bitfinexxed for details.
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This project is part platform for decentralized organizations (based on the “DOUG model”), and part implementation of that platform. Here is a video showing the (almost) latest features: 
PLATFORM
The platform is based on an actions-manager that handles all code changes, i.e. changes to the contracts that makes up the organization. Actions are similar to Java runnables; they contain code, and indata, and the actions manager works as an executor (queuing them up, running them, etc.). On top of the actions manager are a few basic systems, such as contract management through DOUG (adding/removing contracts to/from the cluster), users and groups management, polls, and systems for messaging and fund-management.
DOUG
DOUG is basically just a name registry for contracts in this system, and does not require an explanation. DOUG contracts are Dennis McKinnons’ invention, and the latest versions includes more stuff, such as an access control layer (though I’m not sure if he has made an actual working contract yet). My DOUG is different, in that I’ve chosen to decouple everything but the name registry from the contract itself – and made it “actions compatible”.
THE REPUBLIC
The republic is an implementation of the platform, where certain groups are added, such as citizens, the court and the senate, and the organzation is run by granting people different permissions based on what group(s) they are in. A judge, for example, can rule on whether a person can become a citizen (or if they should have their citizenship revoked). A senator can distribute public funds (and appoint judges). Citizens can appoint senators etc. It is supposed to work like a democratic country, you could say. It is still new, and under construction.
CODE
This system (and most others like it) have two main components. One is the contracts that make up the DOUG cluster, which could be seen as the server code. This would be the difference between a Dapp and a normal webpage/app. The other part is the front end, which is essentially a webpage that communicates with the contract code through javascript. Both of these parts will be available for download, and will be open source. Actually, they are already stored in public github repos, but it is still early so the code is often being refactored, and is not very neat. I would not recommend working with the code at this point (June 8’th, 2014). I will add a link section and instructions for bootstrapping when I feel it has matured enough for people to start using it.
The contracts are written in LLL, but future organizations based on this platform (if any) would be concerned mostly with adding new actions and polls, and that should/will be possible to do using other languages too. Most actions are trivial. If you want to add a new action for adding users to the organization, you’d want to check the users contract if the name is already taken, and maybe a few other things, then register the new user. Those are all elementary operations, regardless of what language you write in. The code that makes the contract into a proper action is the same for most actions. Same thing for polls. There will be templates available.
CURRENT STATE
Everything works on private chains, as you can see in the video, but the public (or ‘dev’) chain is a bit unstable atm., so I have not managed to deploy the system yet. Actually I came part way, then added to little gas for one contracts and got perma-banned from the blockchain (even after rebuilding, clearing caches and changing my address). There has been blockchain issues all throughout PoC-5, so hopefully when all these great new LLL upgrades are done, and that scumbag that stole Gavin’s computer gives it back, and PoC-5 is being wrapped up, it will be possible to deploy.
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