Realman78

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by Realman78 6mo ago
QR code key exchange is convenient, but I did not plan phone support.
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by Realman78 6mo ago
Third party info exchange. I don't see that as an issue though. For example, for discord, you also 100% exchanged usernames via a third party system. I mean, even phone numbers are exchanged via third parties. Now that I think about it
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by Realman78 6mo ago
In theory, if only Kiyeovo nodes were handling Kiyeovo records, then yes, they could kind of behave like their own subnetwork. The problem is that in a public DHT, the nodes responsible for storing keys are those closes to that key, we cann
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by Realman78 6mo ago
Good question. The 4 initial bootstrap nodes that I provided (in the README) are all connected to each other. If everyone connects to all of them, we are all basically on the same network instead of on "isolated islands"
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by Realman78 6mo ago
The group creator distributes the updates to each group member individually (each pair of users has their own buckets). Of course, if the member is not online for a long time, the update does not just get lost, it gets republished and will
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Show HN: A P2P messenger with dual network modes (Fast and Tor)(github.com)
39 points by Realman78 6mo ago|23 comments
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Phil Spencer Leaves Xbox(gamespot.com)
15 points by Realman78 8mo ago|1 comments
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by Realman78 8mo ago
Also, the netbooks are old now. A new chip with an optimized linux distro will be a joy to work with.
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by Realman78 8mo ago
Nice throwback. I like the idea of 20 dollar netbooks, ordering one for sure! However, the form factor of the product I'm building is smaller than an iPhone XR (that's the only one I have for measure lol), only thicker because it
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by Realman78 8mo ago
I saw that. Cool, but very expensive. It has a bunch of features that jack up the price but are not worth it for me.
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by Realman78 8mo ago
I’m planning to build something like this over the next few months. Think Nintendo 3DS-sized, but as a tiny laptop. The goal is extreme portability while still being able to program on it reasonably well. I travel a lot and manage servers,
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Mecha Comet – Open Modular Linux Handheld Computer(mecha.so)
270 points by Realman78 8mo ago|98 comments
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by Realman78 11mo ago
Just played it, really super. Great job.
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Persistent Peer IDs in libp2p JavaScript(gist.github.com)
12 points by Realman78 1y ago|3 comments