TyWEB
Useful technology. Shared understanding.
Technical writing, project history, open wallet standards, privacy, and the long path toward user-owned software.
Is Privacy Dead? Only If You Want It to Be
6 years ago
Making the Switch: A Bitcoin Casher's Guide to BSV
6 years ago
A Deep Dive Into The Onion Router
6 years ago
Combatting Internet Censorship: Strategies and Techniques You Can Use
6 years ago
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What TyWEB is for
TyEverett.com is my personal home. TyWEB is the technical wing: an archive of what I learned, what I built, and the standards I believe can make the web more accountable to its users.
User-owned applications
Wallet-mediated permissions let people bring identity, keys, payments, certificates, and data relationships into an application without creating another captive account.
Stable open interfaces
BRC-100 gives builders a consistent wallet-to-application boundary. Applications ask; wallets enforce permission; users remain the authority.
A durable technical archive
The early privacy guides, networking tutorials, project artifacts, and imperfect experiments remain here because the path matters as much as the polished result.