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by realcr 11y ago
I agree with you that having a centralized bank is not always a problem. I admit that I store my money on one of those good old usual banks. I don't really like my bank, but I'm generally happy with the service it gives me. I live
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The Trusted Supernode and Distributed Banking(newtolife.net)
20 points by realcr 11y ago|4 comments
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The Trusted Supernode and Distributed Banking(newtolife.net)
2 points by realcr 11y ago|0 comments
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Multi Named VDHT Routing(newtolife.net)
3 points by realcr 11y ago|0 comments
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by realcr 11y ago
Stop with those medications. Psychologists and doctors these days tend to fix everything by putting you under some generic label and give you some generic medication. Medication is a good fix if you have some inflammation in your elbow and
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Cycles in stationary states of VDHT routing algorithms(newtolife.net)
3 points by realcr 11y ago|0 comments
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Cycles in stationary states of VDHT routing algorithms(newtolife.net)
2 points by realcr 11y ago|0 comments
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by realcr 11y ago
A friend of mine have read your post. He doesn't have an account, so I include here his message: Dude, I know your situation very well from my own life experience. 100% familiar. I've gone past it. If you wanna know how - keep rea
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by realcr 11y ago
Hi. It seems to me you are doing pretty well. Some people in the world are dying of hunger or spend their life in wars. You are living the dream of many people. Use your talent and make something great of your life. 29 is pretty young. Some
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Asyncio Time Travel Loop(github.com)
11 points by realcr 12y ago|0 comments
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Secure Time inside the Mesh(freedomlayer.org)
3 points by realcr 12y ago|0 comments
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The Unified Challenge-Response: Secure Time inside the Mesh(freedomlayer.org)
8 points by realcr 12y ago|0 comments
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Landmarks Navigation by Random Walking(freedomlayer.org)
8 points by realcr 12y ago|0 comments
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The Distributed Post Office: Instant Hierarchy for Mesh Networks(freedomlayer.org)
11 points by realcr 12y ago|0 comments
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Experimenting with Virtual DHT Routing(freedomlayer.org)
33 points by realcr 12y ago|0 comments
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Announcing Firefox Tiles Going Live Today(blog.mozilla.org)
3 points by realcr 12y ago|0 comments
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by realcr 12y ago
Thanks for sharing. I summarize my stuff here: http://www.freedomlayer.org/articles_index.html I'm not done yet, but it might be of interest.
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Basic DHT security concepts(freedomlayer.org)
36 points by realcr 12y ago|1 comments
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Stabilizing Chord(freedomlayer.org)
2 points by realcr 12y ago|0 comments
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by realcr 12y ago
I agree with you :) The stuff that I know (Hopefully everything that is relevant) will show up at the Freedom Layer website project. It will probably take me a month or two to write everything. I might add some kind of RSS or a mailing list
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by realcr 12y ago
It depends. If you own all the computers, you could just pick random identifiers (Of some large space). You could also choose the identifiers to be a public key, or a hash on a public key. Then when talking to a node claiming that he has a
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by realcr 12y ago
Hi. OP here. The article is part of the Freedom Layer project, where we describe the research of creating a scalable and secure mesh network. (It is currently still an open problem, at least by what we know). The first things we have decide
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by realcr 12y ago
I'll fix it. Thanks :)
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by realcr 12y ago
I was going to write more articles explaining DHTs in more detail, but I can at least write here a short answer. My general belief about dealing with nodes leaving the network is as follows: You just notice at some point that a node doesn&#
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Intro to Distributed Hash Tables(freedomlayer.org)
213 points by realcr 12y ago|37 comments