Rhapso

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   Landing on Titan(youtube.com)

   2 points by Rhapso 12y ago|0 comments
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   by Rhapso 12y ago

   I read this as A* and Dijkstra's in O(m) and was expecting something very different.
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   by Rhapso 12y ago

   I use latex daily and tolerate it. If you can offer me a tool that does a similar job (conforms to ieee journal style specifications and deals with citations well) then I would love to hear about it. The biggest reason I do like latex, is t
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   by Rhapso 12y ago

   Rather than mining, you could just let a trusted authority issue blocks which would be validated by peers, it still prevents double spend, but would allow the authority to prevent transactions.
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   by Rhapso 12y ago

   Interestingly, the site breaks on vertical monitor orientation. Rather than attempt to render it complains and asks the user to maximize the already maximized window.
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   by Rhapso 12y ago

   I like the idea, but I cannot get it to work. Too many people?
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   by Rhapso 12y ago

   You can refer to the statement in comments at the top (hell, put the whole thing in the script, print it out when run, and make the user type yes)
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   by Rhapso 12y ago

   Please setup a better way to distribute the non-commercial version. If you insist on using the self-extracting archive, please make it accessible via wget. If this works half as well as it claims, I am willing to pay you for a commercial si
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   by Rhapso 12y ago

   by netconf-master do you mean https://github.com/zerotier/ZeroTierOne/tree/master/netconf-... ?
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    by Rhapso 12y ago

    I really like CJDNS, but it is more suitable to run on real routers than to use for virtual networking. Its overlay network and routing does not take into account real latency or congestion of the rest of the internet.
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    by Rhapso 12y ago

    I rather happy about that, it saves me a lot of work. I've already cloned the repo on github (and a few local machines). Essentially I currently plan on unwrapping their administration system and switching to a shared secret model.
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    by Rhapso 12y ago

    This is painfully close to something that could be much better. Sadly this "p2p" system is strongly centralized. I cannot make a private network without zero-tier's authorization. I cannot add nodes to a private network witho
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    by Rhapso 12y ago

    this is a background in this vein I did a while ago. http://www.glidr.net/ It runs a lot slower than it could. Running it faster made it less appealing. (works on mobile)
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    by Rhapso 12y ago

    I like the concept. The mockup to which you linked is a bit confusing. I think a box explaining that it is read only would be nice. (it actually seems more complex than that, I had an entire virtual machine to play with but it reset the hdd
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    by Rhapso 12y ago

    https://github.com/BrendanBenshoof/P2PDNS/raw/master/P3DNS.p...
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    by Rhapso 12y ago

    I wonder if they fixed the broken-since-introduction Android Always-on VPN support?
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    by Rhapso 12y ago

    The solution I use for this is that when you run a rooted phone you can set tor to wrap the socket interface for almost every network enabled app without that app breaking.
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    DIY BlackPhone(blamestross.github.io)

    7 points by Rhapso 12y ago|0 comments
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    Reset The Net(resetthenet.org)

    6 points by Rhapso 12y ago|1 comments
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    by Rhapso 12y ago

    I like this idea. Why is it on kickstarter?
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    by Rhapso 12y ago

    So, in the end, exchanging a key over a wire inevitably turns out to be a bad idea. What tools are out there for physical key exchange?
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    By All Means, Roll Your Own(pastebin.com)

    3 points by Rhapso 13y ago|0 comments
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    by Rhapso 13y ago

    The realistic use case is to use a tree-structure similar to the one we have, then use namecoin as verification.
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    by Rhapso 13y ago

    Alice just signs Carols name. Bob looks up Carol's name in the blockchain. The primary application is TLS style authentication, so the user ideally already knows the name of their intended recipient.
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    by Rhapso 13y ago

    This is a better summary then I can hack together: http://namecoin.info/ I have issues with their implementation, but in general the message is right.
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    by Rhapso 13y ago

    The byzantine Trust issue is really just all agreeing on a a value. A handle/name and public key pair is such a value. We can distribute public keys in a block-chain. This pushes MIM attacks down to the last mile between a block-chain
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    by Rhapso 13y ago

    Well, maybe not. Web of Trust has serious scaling issues. https://bitcointalk.org/oldSiteFiles/byzantine.html Blockchain based key distribution may let you anchor trust to a decentralized process.
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    by Rhapso 13y ago

    You sound like one of those people in the suburbs stunting Atlanta's public transit because it would bring in more black people. The areas you are describing are not high crime areas, just poor.
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    by Rhapso 13y ago

    This might make an interesting stress testing technique. Let 40k people mash all the buttons at once.
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    by Rhapso 13y ago

    I can see an argument that a system like this could be an "operating system" for a high level p2p system. Large swaths of what they are doing are undisclosed, but the object and user management system would make a decent theoretic