southerntofu

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   by southerntofu 7y ago

   That's creating artificial scarcity. Paying for usage sort of makes sense, but paying for a license to share with other people? That's outrageous. Imagine if you had to pay an extra license on your water bills for sharing water wi
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   by southerntofu 7y ago

   Nice take on the issue. But why rely on the browser stack and javascript hell, though? I think the approach you describe looks a lot like the Secure Scuttlebutt (SSB) protocol : local "gossiping" with centralized hubs to relay aut
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   by southerntofu 7y ago

   Well a domain name is usually pseudonymous, although some registrars require some forms of official identification (for legal reasons). Many individuals & organizations hand out domains for free on their zone. That's the case with
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   by southerntofu 7y ago

   Are you also using an approach like this? Could we maybe document and share best practices? PS: Don't mind the ugly webdesign. I hope to make it better at some point but that's really not my area of expertise :)
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   Multi-column layouts for static sites using macros(staticadventures.netlib.re)

   1 points by southerntofu 7y ago|1 comments