Code is newly released, and rough around the edges.
We're working to get the docs up to par and some Docker containers ready for ease of use.
Feedback is welcome.
Disney probably doesn't need a blockchain, but they do a fair bit of research. Considering Disney already has a relationship with its customers, a centralized system works best. In fact, this is what they're doing now with their wristband payment/identity system. Considering they just invested $1bn into this, I suspect they're going to be using it for quite some time.
While Disney Dollars are no longer produced, I can see them used in other ways. If you haven't been to Walt Disney World (not Disneyland) in the last 2-3 years then you might not know about their MagicBands. They are a RFID wrist band that you basically use it for everything. To get on the Magical Express from MCO, check in at resort, open your room door, park admission, fastpasses, dining reservations, dining plan information, gift shop purchases, etc.
Seems to be mostly a rebranding of the Pixar opn source page? Consolidation with other Disney software is great. Hope to see more, and especially usecases or how Disney use it... And allow for outside contribs to do the same.
Bunseki Software Authority is hiring for a variety of technology specific expert witnesses e.g. Bitcoin, MapReduce, Software Licensing, Security, etc...
i saw this as a little kid with my dad as a slide show at a planetarium...(omnisphere in wichita, ks)
as a kid, it was ok, but slightly boring until the very end, when after minutes of complete darkness very bright lights came and the planetarium stars went spinning ... it made the whole room seem to spin.
i remembered it all that time, but could never discover who wrote it...
well, in this case, enough to know that the organization should suffer shame.
so, i do apologize if i upset you, and didn't intend to speak to _everyone_ associated with the organization.
in other cases, i would admit that beautiful and wonderful things have come from _individuals_ at MIT...but that is not the context within which my eloquent pair of sentences were made.
however, in this case, it seems that academic snobbery and/or greed was a contributing factor to the suicide of a great individual, and that is enough for me to make my comment.
post jobs apple committee rule combined with their litigious policies towards android are the reason that I'm never giving any money to them again...(and I used to drop a lot of money their way)
Not necessarily. We all understand that Mickey Mouse is owned by Disney. It could be counterintuitive for people who don't often think about copyright to support the idea that Mickey Mouse could be owned by the public, rather than Disney.
This is important to note every time someone brings up Mickey Mouse. The super old "steamboat willie" movies would be out of copyright, but Mickey Mouse would still be a trademark.
In addition, Mickey Mouse is perfectly legal to use in works of parody etc
We also just open sourced a hybrid public/private blockchain platform "Dragonchain" with some interesting features.
https://github.com/dragonchain/dragonchain
Architecture document: https://dragonchain.github.io/doc/DragonchainArchitecture.pd...
Code is newly released, and rough around the edges. We're working to get the docs up to par and some Docker containers ready for ease of use. Feedback is welcome.