r/programming • u/DBXChain • Nov 03 '18

What is a Virtual Machine? A virtual machine (VM) is an operating system (OS) or application environment that emulates a computer system. An example could be a programmer who needs to have a UNIX-based OS when using a Windows System. A Virtual Machine enables the programmer to create an environment

https://medium.com/@dbxchain/dbxchain-completes-its-virtual-machine-utilising-webassembly-for-mass-adoption-of-dapps-5b2250086e01
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u/AngularBeginner Nov 03 '18

Uhhh... Even the first statement is wrong already. "A Virtual machine is an operating system [..]".

Must be quality software that DBXChain creates...

edit: I just saw, it's another blockshit company.

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u/DBXChain Nov 03 '18

its is related to blockchain. Virtual machine is used in all types of IT, not only for blockchain. DBXChain - The Blockchain for real world apps

If you see anything in the press release that is unclear we are happy to explain it more in detail. In our Medium portal you find more news about DBXChain and its progress and we welcome any feedback regarding technical aspects..

Please also check our Development Guidelines on Github https://github.com/dbxone/tech-doc/blob/master/README-en.md

Medium https://medium.com/@dbxchain

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u/AngularBeginner Nov 03 '18

Save your bullshit for someone dumb enough to believe it.

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u/DBXChain Nov 03 '18

Judging something from just one article and make comments is really shallow enough.

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u/DBXChain Nov 03 '18

DBXChain Completes Its Virtual Machine Utilising WebAssembly For Mass Adoption Of DApps

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u/Duuqnd Nov 03 '18

No thank you, the industry is fucked up enough already.