wokki20

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   by wokki20 8mo ago

   This is the right question and I won't pretend it's solved yet. Interoperability with SMTP isn't built in currently. The realistic path is a bidirectional SMTP bridge: your FLUX server accepts inbound SMTP from Exchange, Gmai
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   by wokki20 8mo ago

   Just to clarify on the 64 character key concern: FLUX supports regular human-readable addresses like alice@yourdomain.com through the account system. The fx1... keypair is the underlying cryptographic identity but you never have to expose i
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   by wokki20 8mo ago

   The spec exists at docs/PROTOCOL.md, and the README itself covers the wire format, cryptographic scheme, and security architecture in detail. HTTP and WebSocket aren't interchangeable choices here: HTTP handles send/API calls
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   by wokki20 8mo ago

   Hi HN, I have been experimenting with a messaging protocol called FLUX. The goal is to explore what email might look like if it was designed today instead of in the 1980s. FLUX tries to simplify a few things that feel complicated in the cur
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   Show HN: Flux, a tiny protocol that rethinks email from the ground up(github.com)

   12 points by wokki20 8mo ago|8 comments