piranna

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by piranna 11y ago
It's one of the tasks of my bachelor thesis, let's see how it goes! :-)
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by piranna 11y ago
There are no SystemD, ssh server, udev... all these little bits that consume CPU cycles and RAM. In NodeOS Node.js runs directly on top of the Linux kernel, no more.
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by piranna 11y ago
hyper.sh seems to be a Docker images manager, isn't it? When running NodeOS on Docker or vagga (another LXC container mechanism) it boot instantly, and on QEmu or real hardware it doesn't spend more than 3 seconds, mostly only ini
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by piranna 11y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10594350 And here you have it now :-) Thank you! :-D
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by piranna 11y ago
Yesterday November 18th it has been released NodeOS 1.0-RC1, a Linux-based operating system build on top of Node.js as userspace and mostly intended for cloud servers and embeded systems. The best advantages of such a system are performance
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Show HN: NodeOS 1.0-RC1(node-os.com)
17 points by piranna 11y ago|9 comments
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by piranna 11y ago
Thanks for the advice, I didn't published anything before on HackerNews :-)
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NodeOS 1.0-RC1
4 points by piranna 11y ago|4 comments
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by piranna 13y ago
This is what I was using for :-) Do you know some of them? I know there are several ones, but only was able to use Jappix.net, and they have closed it some weeks ago... :-(
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by piranna 13y ago
Thank you :-) Yes, it's a same there's no way to do connections based on IP at this moment... It was discussed some time ago on the W3C WebRTC mail list but don't know where it went :-/
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by piranna 13y ago
That's not totally true. It's true that WebRTC currently needs a handshake server and that SDPs are a sh*t, but on ShareIt! ( http://shareit.es ), my own WebRTC P2P filesharing application, I have solved it using anonimous XMPP servers than
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by piranna 14y ago
I don't know how Gnutella works, but it's good to know! :-) EDIT: Ok, I have just read about Gnutella design on wikipedia and although in the past I didn't understand anything (I never was too much into P2P programs since I had internet fro
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by piranna 14y ago
Chrome v26 has native DataChannels, but I didn't have time to update my polyfill and also it gave me problem the last time I tried it, so I'm waiting until it gets out of Canary. Yes: I developed DataChannel-polyfill, the first working impl
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by piranna 14y ago
Currently I'm using PubNub as a "pool of peers", where a new peer connect and send a "presence" message that's listened by the previous peers, that then send a SDP offer to that new guy. Later, it keeps waiting some time sending offers to t
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by piranna 14y ago
WHAT?!?!?!?!! It's the first news I have about that, I don't know to be happy about it or angry about nobody told me... :-P
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by piranna 14y ago
You are true. DataChannels are encripted by spec, and WebSockets are also being cyphered. I've taken security and anonimity as far as I could (I'm not a security nor frontend guy... :-P )
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by piranna 14y ago
I worked REALLY HARD to make it all statil HTML and Javascript, and I'm still working hard to remove the handshake servers... Any help here will be greatly welcome :-)
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by piranna 14y ago
It's based on code from my ShareIt! project ( http://github.com/piranna/ShareIt ) and both are interoperable thanks to my WebP2P protocol :-)