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AquiGorka
8y ago
Hey there, I wasn't aware you had worked on the same thing (and 4 years ago!). Amazing, my hat is off for you. Did you continue to experiment with it? Improve the experience? Try out different approaches?
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> opening yourself up to a claim if you decide to package it up into an app Even though there is public domain tech from 2014 using it? (@nilknarf's). I was under the impression when something is part of the public domain there can&
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Thank you for sharing, will keep an eye out for that thread. I did some research a year ago ( https://aquigorka.net/post/how-to-find-peers-in-the-decentra... ) and going back to it I found this repo that uses the DHT to
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> Contacts are found by taking the devices own IPv6 addresses and replacing the devices own MAC address by the contacts MAC address. You require the devices to be on the same network for this to work right?
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I've worked with `js-ipfs` and their `js-libp2p`, they use a signalling server (actually two types of them): - https://github.com/libp2p/js-libp2p-webrtc-star - https://github.com/libp2p/js-li
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For sure, I am just interested in pushing this experiment and see how far it can go.
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Thanks
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Thank you for pointing that out I wasn't aware Edge has no support for sending data over WebRTC.
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I hear you. It is not the best user experience I agree, but it does take away the (tiny) server component. I will try to improve the experience. And by the way, cool idea to use the pen on the smartphone.
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I found a similar limit (although I still want to try with different options for the qr codes). I send the data as is by splitting it into smaller segments and looping through them with more than one qr code.
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This is still WebRTC, so the same limitations apply. The QR codes are used to share the `signalling data` for the WebRTC connection.
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I wasn't able to get all the info into one QR code, so I used a series of them (looping) to send all the data. I figure I can use this approach to send files too.
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Yes! And I plan on experimenting more with this, like sharing image files and maybe even html.
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Yeah! I was familiar with it, very cool.
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Sure, I'll update it with a better description of the flow, check back later on today.
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I know! I wanted to use sound but that has been done, so tried with a different part of the spectrum..
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Show HN: WebRTC signalling data using QR codes
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Are we distributed yet?
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Open source ideas
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Thanks!
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I guess if you are super strict on definitions the proper one should be "a short-form video hosting service where users could share six-second-long looping video clips." Is that your final decision or could I persuade you to give
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How we built a Vine clone using IPFS
(bits.citrusbyte.com)
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How to build a Vine clone using IPFS
(bits.citrusbyte.com)
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I habe been working with IPFS but they have a small "big" problem when working with files in cross browser situations: https://github.com/AquiGorka/test-ipfs-file-sharing
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>I design board games. About that, I'd like to get in touch with you, I develop boardgames into their www version (well, in truth I've only done it for one Kuhhandel: https://github.com/AquiGorka/kuhhandel
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Liberation Through Radical Decentralization
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An exciting game of programming and Artificial Intelligence
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16 Dapps you may see this year
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Twitter is having issues
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16 decentralized apps you may see this year
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