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by tscs37 10y ago
I would
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by tscs37 10y ago
>Now I'm brainstorming how one might build a federated Reddit with public, signed mutation log, ala CT or other chains. And then multiple UIs could render the same public & federated data set. Your post to delete /r/go
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by tscs37 10y ago
>I really don't want APIs to freely access the filesystem, other processes etc in my browser. And my applications to work offline. Ctrl+S -> Save whole webpage alternatively get the Webpages source code.
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by tscs37 10y ago
For a second I thought this was about a new linux-distro for servers that featured outage resilient services and such. Oh well, this is good enough I 'spose.
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by tscs37 10y ago
It looks quite interesting. Though the requirements for a multi-server setups are quite large IMO.
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by tscs37 10y ago
Only a question of time, really.
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by tscs37 10y ago
They want to rip off the customers first.
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by tscs37 10y ago
Idunno, I never tried snake oil. Is it good to make pancakes?
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by tscs37 10y ago
It doesn't look bad (miles better than GNU Social's UI) I'll probably plug in my email later and check it out when there is some progress! <3
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by tscs37 10y ago
Praying and LVM RAID1.
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by tscs37 10y ago
I'd personally say 4 spaces on even indentation levels and tabs everywhere else.
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by tscs37 10y ago
Best timing for posting this. Even before this I've been looking to get a bit independent from Google, atm I'm trying to get Camlistore to replicate my data over various places. (I wish it had some erasure encoding)
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by tscs37 10y ago
Wikipedia on IPFS as an addon would also require operating a node to fulfill the goal of the original project, namely to save bandwidth for Wikipedia. Simply pointing it at gateway.ipfs.io would achieve nothing but shift the problem around.
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by tscs37 10y ago
>Wikipedia can help out with hosting their own gateways Which kinda defeats the point of saving bandwidth on their side. >js-ipfs node That could work, though I was under the impressino that the js-ipfs implementation was WIP/Exp
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by tscs37 10y ago
The problem is that it requires installing third-party software to function (the IPFS client) or putting load on some IPFS gateway.
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by tscs37 10y ago
Thanks!
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by tscs37 10y ago
I tried Tahoe-LAFS, the setup seems a bit weird and from trying it on that public gateway a bit, there seem to be some issues in relation to what happens if you loose that link to your folder. There seems to be no way of using it to simply
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by tscs37 10y ago
If you want to do IPFS, you need to run IPFS locally to make it work, otherwise you're just redistributing bandwidth to the ipfs.io gateway. IMO the presented solution is a bit better since it only relies on WebRTC to establish P2P, no
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by tscs37 10y ago
GDI, I just flipfloped to Firefox... I guess no P2P goodness until Firefox supports Chrome addons or the addon gets ported...
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by tscs37 10y ago
NSA SurvVan 83/B1-GER
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by tscs37 10y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMtu7vV_HmY&t=31m25s It's not even "show you the ropes", it's "shooting fish in a barrel"
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by tscs37 10y ago
The problem is that blinding for sender and receiver is hard to achieve on a route-based mesh. On the internet you need to know the receiver and sender of a message, otherwise you have no idea where it's going and the best method to
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by tscs37 10y ago
https://bitbucket.org/tscs37/lhm it's a small "webserver" that acts as a sort of proxy between several localhost:<port> applications and a domain name. You need to modify your /etc/hosts
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by tscs37 10y ago
I guess that question is answered then.
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by tscs37 10y ago
I definitely see the problem.
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by tscs37 10y ago
You can always trust germany to maintain the paperwork and keep a papertrail. (FYI I'm german, I know what I'm talking about)
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by tscs37 10y ago
No. Audio Calls on Whatsapp are already bad, not only is there no way to turn them off, the quality just sucks compared to the local mobile network. I guess same goes to the Video Calls... and honestly, who does video calls from their phone
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by tscs37 10y ago
GPU passthrough. Requires a recent or non-K intel CPU with IOMMU though and the chipset has to play nice. I'm using it on my machine in conjunction with Synergy to passthrough keyboard and mouse between host and VM seamlessly. Performa
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by tscs37 10y ago
I admit that I once fell for an article from the German-based equivalent of the Onion. I had a good laugh when I checked the domain though.
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by tscs37 10y ago
Great News. The only thing missing is Linux support, then I'm sold on VS (again).

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