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I am working on a browser that uses colored coins for domain name resolution and BitTorrent Sync for content distribution, you can find it here: https://github.
by doctoboggan 13y ago
I am working on a browser that uses colored coins for domain name resolution and BitTorrent Sync for content distribution, you can find it here: https://github.com/jminardi/syncnet https://github.com/jminardi/syncnet
- fsiefken 13y agosmart idea, i have two questions: * why not use namecoin for dns resulution instead of colored coins? * i thought bittorrent sync wasn't open source A decade ago there was talk of decentralized web sites through p2p technologies. IBM was working on such a web server. There is of course FreeNet, but it needs a gateway to access pages from the internet.
- doctoboggan 13y ago> why not use namecoin for dns resulution instead of colored coins? Colored Coins seems more interesting to me, no other reason than that. It wouldn't be hard to swap in namecoin though. > i thought bittorrent sync wasn't open source You are correct, it isn't However they present a very basic API that I believe some open source clone could replicate. As soon as that happens I plan on dropping it in as a replacement. But for now BitTorrent Sync works well enough.