We’ve had enough of digital monopolies and surveillance capitalism. We want an alternative world that works for everyone, just like the original intention of the web and net.
We seek a world of open platforms and protocols with real choices of applications and services for people. We care about privacy, transparency and autonomy. Our tools and organisations should fundamentally be accountable and resilient.
Boah, what a mistake I made! It's NOT 80kLOC it's 80Kbyte. 60% for the HTML user interface, 932 lines "real code", including all the SQL and non-essential functionality. Only about 230 lines (pur functional code and again a lot HTML) one would ever want to manually verify to be sure it does not violate the required invariants. After all: it's supposed to be easy to audit, not prohibitive expensive and error prone! Sorry for the noise, I had to correct that. /Jörg Am 06.09.2014 08:34, schrieb Jörg F. Wittenberger: > The payment system (current draft) for instance is here > http://ball.askemos.org/A876f1fe6998ca9d43f2e66c11a3f0d4a > that is, this is one wallet of it. You want to log in using "public" to > find the actual thing. It's controlled by a single (though having > 80kLOC large) source file: > http://ball.askemos.org/Aa176138e655369f8c01c3044ced70cfc > (be sure to read that in whitespace preserving source mode, do NOT let > the browser mangle it and skip XML comments).