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by staticvar 8y ago
> Knowing her, it wasn't. It was sarcasm. Did she know that the person she directed that comment to did not know her?
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by staticvar 8y ago
It would be cool to see this sending data to farmOS running on the Raspberry Pi. farmOS has a nice graphing and mapping UI for assets on farms and I know they have it running on some Pi's. https://farmos.org/
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by staticvar 8y ago
Beaker Browser is a cool experiment showing how you can decentralize the web that is both easy for end user's and fun for developers because it pushes web standards. https://beakerbrowser.com *disclaimer: I help develop Bun
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by staticvar 8y ago
Play the "AI" -> https://rjsteinert.github.io/four-in-a-row-game/ Simple reducer -> https://github.com/rjsteinert/four-in-a-row-game/blob/master...
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Show HN: Connect 4 Built with Redux and Web Components(github.com)
1 points by staticvar 8y ago|1 comments
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by staticvar 8y ago
If anyone could point to an up to date docs around storage eviction in browsers it would be greatly appreciated. It's been a big hit to our team's confidence in the "use the platform" mentality that this is not accuratel
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by staticvar 8y ago
Those docs are dated unfortunately. For example, in my tests on multiple android devices and Mac OS the storage limit on Chrome is closer to 20% of total disk size and you don't need to prompt the user for persistent storage like you p
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by staticvar 8y ago
> If a firm fakes data, you still have proof in the bad products and customer complaints. Someone who fakes products can read the blockchain and print fake labels based on what is there. > This lets you investigate and file complaints
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by staticvar 8y ago
I love the geocities feel :-). I'm not expecting Web 3.0 to look any different from the Web we know today. Instead it will be a Web that respects user's privacy and at the same time a Web that is more cost efficient for large comp
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by staticvar 8y ago
So this is an example of how to use Bootstrap Material Design in different web frameworks? Why use Bootstrap Material Design instead of the Google supported Material Component library that works in any framework and without the added noise
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by staticvar 8y ago
How does blockstack compare to alternatives like Dat ( https://datproject.org/ ) and IPFS ( https://ipfs.io/ )?
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by staticvar 8y ago
Web apps can read / write existing Dat archives and new Dat archives from Beaker Browser using the Dat Archive API. https://beakerbrowser.com/docs/apis/dat.html Myself and others are currently volunteering to
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by staticvar 8y ago
We would love for someone to test these theories using Bunsen Browser! Getting some solid metrics would go a long way to starting to solve any problems that might be there. Theoretically it shouldn't be eating up much bandwidth becaus
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by staticvar 8y ago
I've been helping to develop Bunsen browser for Android but we don't have an iPhone build yet. The hard part is just building it with nodejs all wired up correctly for iOS, but there are tools for that. We just don't have the
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by staticvar 8y ago
> are you aware if there is a feature that allows version control tracking, so willing websites can have an API call that shares latest version - to return to say if an update is "required" or available? @loceng Yes, that is ho
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by staticvar 8y ago
I'd like to also add that not only does Dat / Beaker / Bunsen offer a great way to decentralize the Web for existing users, it also makes it more affordable for billions of other people to browse and host websites because you
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by staticvar 8y ago
A new version of the mobile browser with support for more Android devices is coming soon: https://bunsenbrowser.github.io
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by staticvar 9y ago
Beaker uses Dat protocol as opposed to HTTP under the hood. Dat protocol support is coming to Brave browser, probably Firefox next. The P2P web is about to take off.
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by staticvar 9y ago
FWIW, YC funded startup Cloud Stitch does something similar https://cloudstitch.com/
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by staticvar 9y ago
Clever architecture! Loving it!
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by staticvar 9y ago
It probably doesn't right? Also these devices are probably not iOS devices we are talking about but Android devices.
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by staticvar 9y ago
Dat works great in the sneakernet flashdrive scenario as you can P2P sync over offline WiFi and dat clients like beaker browser will automatically verify cryto signatures. It makes distributing a verified offline and online P2P web very acc
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by staticvar 9y ago
I would love to hear a comparison of Dat and Zeronet. The only difference I'm aware of is that Zeronet uses Blockchain technology and the Beaker Browser / Dat folks are of the opinion that Blockchain won't scale for the P2P w
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by staticvar 9y ago
How is this Rotonde different from the RSS Reader client that Paul Frazee wrote? https://hashbase.io/pfrazee/rss-reader Also, is it really necessary to git clone the rotonde repository? Why not go to a starter Dat url
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by staticvar 9y ago
For those with an Android device that want to browse the Dat based P2P Web, there is an experimental Android browser called Bunsen Browser in development. And we could use your help :) https://github.com/bunsenbrowser/b
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by staticvar 9y ago
How is that different from Dat? https://docs.datproject.org/security
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by staticvar 9y ago
I believe the way Dat works is if you don't have the public key for a Dat Repository (AKA the Dat URL), then you'll never find it even if other people are sharing it because peers will only respond if they are asked for that speci
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by staticvar 9y ago
From Dat's FAQ https://docs.datproject.org/faq How is Dat different than IPFS? IPFS and Dat share a number of underlying similarities but address different problems. Both deduplicate content-addressed pieces of data an
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by staticvar 9y ago
See the issue in BB issue queue around Windows build. That will help point you in the right direction https://github.com/beakerbrowser/beaker/issues/55
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A full-fledged Node.js runtime for Android and iOS(janeasystems.com)
2 points by staticvar 9y ago|0 comments

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