A message from Keith Gurdrey ( Port).CTO if Sawblade Ventures.
With all the security issues happening these days, this cant happen soon enough. But I do think this will be huge.
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This is what Keith had to say today...
« on: Yesterday at 08:23:07 PM »
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"you should know SbV and VCSY are working together to exploit 521 and 744 origins. I think VCSY investors and our partners in SbV/LP and SbV/DAFCA and others will be very happily surprised with what we are going to demonstrate.
It's been a long hard road made impossible by Wade. I have nothing for him after finally sitting down with him face to face I think around a year ago and I told Scott something was very wrong about him. Now that he is gone and forgotten, VCSY and SbV are joined at the hip. Like an old departed friend would say "We're in there like a hair in a biscuit."
People are going to complain this is 'old technology'. That is its value. It is a pristine article from the beginning of web services and software as a service. We have the code for the way the original SOA and SaaS operations should have begun. Those that arose from those years did the best they could but infrastructure could not well serve technology at that time. So patches and compromises have had to be made to cover facilities at scale since then.
We are beginning with a new drawing board with the images already speced out. Not only that, we have the functional software along with the code.
Our LillyPond partners include the founder of SOA, the inventor of speculative branching, the most briliant rogue blockchain hacker I have ever met, a company so deep in critical systems security we can't even say we're talking to, working alongside with Dr. Bertrand Cambeau people on post-quantum password management. Already a demo to mil of a username.password connection you can put on the web or a billboard and grant permissions when used.
Much more. Much much more but I don't want to steal Scott's thunder. I'm just saying what is public knowledge in Austin and elsewhere.
I don't want to put pressure on the team. We're going to deliver prototypes and product articles at our pace. The industry is grappling with things we told them about 3 and 4 years ago. We have all the time in the world. They have no logical paths but what they lead to LillyPond.
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