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You're right, most systems assume multiple people want to register to the same instance of a server; I know twister (http://twister.net.co/ http://twister.net.c
by rakoo 10y ago
You're right, most systems assume multiple people want to register to the same instance of a server; I know twister (http://twister.net.co/ http://twister.net.co/) is not like that and is expected to be run as a single user
- chriswarbo 10y agoVery interesting. Going completely P2P avoids making a client/server distinction, and I could still run it continously on a server just in case connecting sporadically would miss content. I don't like the use of a blockchain though; it's a heavy requirement for something as simple as nickname assignment, which would actually be more flexible if it were done in the client anyway (in the same way that my Pidgin buddy list assigns names of my choosing to XMPP IDs).