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by publiush 5y ago
You can either use Bob Wallet [1] or hsd RPC. You'll need a Handshake [2] name as well. There's a PR on the Bob Extension that streamlines this process (think metamask) [3]. [1] https://applause.chat/v/9 [2
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by publiush 5y ago
This is an excellent question. This is different from a website like Hacker News or Reddit which aim to be social media websites and avenues to engage in discourse. Applause, instead, is as you might say, a tech demo, but also aims to, thro
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by publiush 5y ago
I was browsing Handshake repos on github and noticed a pull request that added sign/verify [1] on the Bob Extension [2] on Github. This piqued my interested, and of course, it was time to hack away again. The result is applause [3] whi
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Show HN: No Signup, Yet, Authenticated Posts(applause.chat)
44 points by publiush 5y ago|48 comments
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by publiush 5y ago
Submission Statement: I was browsing Handshake repos on github and noticed a pull request that added sign/verify [1] on the Bob Extension [2] on Github. This piqued my interested, and of course, it was time to hack away again. The res
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Show HN: Blending Web 2/3, is this Web .666? ( •̀ᴗ•́)و ̑̑(applause.chat)
1 points by publiush 5y ago|1 comments
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by publiush 5y ago
If it stops being seeded, then the content is worthless.
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by publiush 5y ago
> but on the other hand aren't there a lot of decentralized resources, made or to be made, that don't require crypto or blockchain at all? Absolutely. In the project I linked to, I'm using DHT and torrent protocols to del
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by publiush 5y ago
Web 3.0 utilizes crypto in order to build something more than just the cryptocurrencies built in the past. A blockchain is useful in a decentralized system where a shared ledger is required. There are several different types of projects t
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by publiush 5y ago
I don't think that Facebook and Twitter are a bad thing at all. I think there is confusion as there is a massive power struggle and a lack of information on our side ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWLjYJ4BzvI ). Also
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by publiush 5y ago
> Maybe contribute to the network in exchange for a balance, that you can then exchange for domains after which it’s gone. You've just described handshake - when you purchase a domain, the coins are burned in exchange for the domai
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by publiush 5y ago
You can pay seedbox services for hosting as well, but information the swarm cares about will continue to exist in the swarm. That being said, I think Sia/Skynet is a beautiful project and recommend everyone to check it out as well. I
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by publiush 5y ago
For federalist: git clone https://github.com/publiusfederalist/federalist cd federalist npm install npm start For publius, there are two options, I'll start with option 1, which is an immutable (no updates) model:
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by publiush 5y ago
When we have a government without corruption, we probably won't need to be armed. That isn't the case today. Checks and balances work in a young government, but after hundreds of years, friendships, camaraderies, it's not d
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by publiush 5y ago
Thank you, and no criticism taken! I agree. The problem with projects that incorporate cryptocurrencies these days has been that the cryptocurrencies themselves have been the focus and sometimes these projects have been going out of their
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by publiush 5y ago
There are projects who are using collateral freedom to block censorship like Wireleap ( https://wireleap.com/blog/routing-layer/ ). This would help in the circumstance you describe.
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by publiush 5y ago
This is an important debate that comes up all too often. I do think this is the proper forum for this, so I'm glad you brought this up and I would be happy to share my thoughts. The more information people have had in the history of h
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by publiush 5y ago
Out of the box, there is no anonymity built into federalist. You can use Tor or VPN to for anonymity. As this develops from a POC for developers to an end user software application, I imagine federalist will have many of these things buil
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by publiush 5y ago
My worry with Ethereum is that moving to proof of stake changes the project from a decentralized one to something a little less so.
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by publiush 5y ago
That is correct without I2P, Tor or a VPN.
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by publiush 5y ago
Using SMTP, publiusfederalist and then the email provider is tutanota (.com)!
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by publiush 5y ago
Thank you! It doesn't actually allow you to publish and read anonymously without Tor or a VPN, but I will definitely recommend using both of those on the README. I do want to be careful about what is and isn't claimed, as I belie
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by publiush 5y ago
Thank you so much!
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by publiush 5y ago
Isn't Ethereum moving to Proof of Stake though?
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by publiush 5y ago
This project has just begun and is still in its infancy. My hope is that the community will come together to take it to another level. Chromium updates are generally handled by the Electron team!
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by publiush 5y ago
The website for GNUnet seems to be down/404, but it looks like ownership of names is controlled by a central authority ( https://manpages.debian.org/unstable/gnunet/gnunet-namestore... ).
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by publiush 5y ago
If someone wants to make a new kind of torrent website with federalist that doesn't rely on centralized servers, they now can! It would be helpful for me when I download my Ubuntu ISOs. ;)
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by publiush 5y ago
It's new, so I don't think there are many out there yet. I do hope that this changes the landscape of the ecosystem for 'decentralization.' It's not supposed to be about tokens or organizational marketing hype. F
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by publiush 5y ago
BitTorrent works on I2P so I believe this should as well but I haven't tried.
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by publiush 5y ago
Good catch! It's temporarily using hdns.io as many people still do not have an hsd node installed. A later version will be shipped with a light weight SPV resolver, at which point, the last piece of the puzzle will be complete.

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