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by sanity 3y ago
>>Over the past 20 years content creators were encouraged to use and invest in building an audience on these platforms based on the tacit understanding that they would behave like content neutral common carriers. > That's a st
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> They’re about politicians ensuring that a favored constituency has access to someone else’s megaphone to spread a message I think this is an inaccurate characterization. Over the past 20 years content creators were encouraged to use an
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> Now, maybe that's not a conversation that should have existed in a workplace in the first place. I'd buy that. But's it's profoundly disingenuous for a company to deliberately invite/host a discussion, then fir
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by sanity 3y ago
> how good is the latency once connections are already established, say for a real time video call over Freenet, or if this is not possible? We're aiming for the delay between a contract's state being modified and all subscribe
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by sanity 3y ago
> Doesn't Java have the widest variety of hardware running it, thanks to its Virtual Machine ? Java has the advantage that you can run it on a wide variety of hardware platforms without recompilation, but it has largely failed to at
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by sanity 3y ago
Thank you, first time I've been called a Chad - I'll take it ;)
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The low-level transport is one of the final components we're working on prior to launch - we previously hoped to use something off-the-shelf but on close examination nothing fit our requirements. We handle congestion by specifying a gl
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by sanity 3y ago
> the new freenet is a new, seperate network to the original This is correct - while old and new Freenet both rely on a small-world network, they are very different and not compatible. Borrowing from our FAQ[1], the main differences are:
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by sanity 3y ago
Thank you :) I2P was created by someone who was previously involved with Freenet, but its design is a lot closer to Tor than to Freenet. Both I2P and Tor are anonymizing proxies, they allow services to be hidden, but they're still cent
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Creator of Freenet here. Freenet[1] relies on peers self-organizing into a small world network[2]. Small world networks have the advantage of being able to find data in log N time where N is the network size, they're also completely de
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Show HN: NowDo – MacOS todo app for procrastinators(nowdo.org)
103 points by sanity 3y ago|112 comments
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by sanity 3y ago
tl;dr?
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Show HN: Freenet 2023, a drop-in decentralized replacement for the web(freenet.org)
77 points by sanity 3y ago|51 comments
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Locutus: A platform for building decentralized apps, from the creator of Freenet(github.com)
146 points by sanity 5y ago|59 comments