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Invi - pretty cool IM app(thenextweb.com)
1 points by shacharz 13y ago|0 comments
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Editey - the new Geocities?(editey.com)
2 points by shacharz 13y ago|0 comments
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by shacharz 13y ago
Brilliant idea!
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by shacharz 13y ago
Interesting although it doesn't really try to explain what 802.11ac is. For a deeper dive: http://cdn.rohde-schwarz.com/dl_downloads/dl_application/app...
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by shacharz 13y ago
how come it's faster than just having github bookmarked?
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Hackathon on wings(theverge.com)
1 points by shacharz 13y ago|0 comments
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Flash vs HTML5 game(flashvhtml.com)
1 points by shacharz 13y ago|0 comments
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by shacharz 13y ago
is there a link to a source?
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by shacharz 13y ago
Maybe it is the wrong question, but VC's keep asking it. unless you have mad traction.
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by shacharz 13y ago
For example, a site to send files with no server ever touching http://www.sharefest.me using WebRTC datachannels
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WebRTC a tool to defend against PRISM?(sporadicdispatches.blogspot.co.il)
2 points by shacharz 13y ago|1 comments
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by shacharz 13y ago
here's are some words good people from webrtc had to say: http://pastebin.com/vGrmH1LG
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by shacharz 13y ago
yea, you're right, I wonder how common this is (on a land cable) if you're on 3g it can be detected and prevented or request opt in from the user.
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by shacharz 13y ago
So far people have shared 30GB of files in sharefest.me today. and not a single byte of that has touched the server :)
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by shacharz 13y ago
Good idea. I think hijacking of user's upload bandwidth can be done by "conventional" methods and server-client api's today, Web-RTC doesn't bring any additional risk here. Just the idea that it is actually useful to leverage user's uplink.
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by shacharz 13y ago
What is the next feature you'd like to see on sharefest.me?
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by shacharz 13y ago
Btw, there's a great community of p2p hackers that promote the idea of web p2p: http://webp2p.org/
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by shacharz 13y ago
One can also signal via distributed anonymous xmpp servers
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by shacharz 13y ago
I agree, but only partially. Since the sdp mechanism only defines the message it self but not how it can be transfered. a node can bootstrap first via a server to connect to the first nodes, and then continue connecting to more nodes via th
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by shacharz 13y ago
same here, although this works already in chrome for android except a minor bug that prevents you eventually getting the file on the device (which should be fixed soon).
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by shacharz 13y ago
Yea, They didn't announce (to the best of my knowledge) their support in WebRTC
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by shacharz 13y ago
It actually already works for Chrome on Android (you have to turn the webrtc flag on) BUT there's a bug in chrome for android when downloading a download tag with href that links to a blob url. hopefully they'll fix it soon enough
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by shacharz 13y ago
Sharefest works with WebRTC - dataChannels, currently there isn't interoperability of this api between Chrome and Firefox. This swarm was created with a chrome browser so firefox leechers can't join the swarm (yet).
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by shacharz 13y ago
Still working for me
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by shacharz 13y ago
There's an existing swarm of nice wallpapers my colleague has put up there: http://www.sharefest.me/stan17
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by shacharz 13y ago
There's also http://www.sharefest.me - p2p file sharing web app which featured on google io13
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P2P file sharing in the browser(gigaom.com)
4 points by shacharz 13y ago|1 comments
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by shacharz 13y ago
1. Why are the rooms public? it wasn't clear to me how to make a private room. 2. when I tried adding files, I saw more files that wasn't related to me (looks very unsecured)
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by shacharz 13y ago
Not sure what you mean there, but if you want to share files you can use this platform. If you want to hose your own version of sharefest the open source is in github.com/peer5/sharefest
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by shacharz 13y ago
If you want to transfer a big file easily without the need to upload it to a server http://www.sharefest.me does the trick. bit-torrent like service but instant and without any client.

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