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The Internet of Sovereignty(tse.bitnation.co)
1 points by xj9 9y ago|0 comments
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by xj9 9y ago
yes! this is actually something that i'm slowly hacking away at... and you've described the architecture pretty well! https://www.heropunch.io/roadmap.html#finally-relax site still has a few bugs (it isn't of
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by xj9 9y ago
make me a p2p app that runs in a browser that has acceptable performance on mobile. I want soft real-time sync between n users with no central router or global data structures. I want to share arbitrary blobs up to 1MiB or so and stream lar
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by xj9 9y ago
i've been talking about this for ages, but i'm glad people agree with me now. the web is a really shitty application platform. let's do something about it, eh? https://sunshinegardens.org/@xj9 https:/&#
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by xj9 9y ago
if you want the good parts of ergot and you extract them you get... LSD
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by xj9 9y ago
actually yes. i just opened a ticket to base the build on a freedom respecting fork. i've been using this docker build for a while to serve a bunch of sites that i host. i'm in the process of setting up a new build system, but i d
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by xj9 9y ago
use an overlay network like i2p or cjdns. problem solved
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by xj9 9y ago
welcome to the future
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by xj9 9y ago
the privacy problem is solved by free software and self-hosted/self-contained solutions. of course, there is a potential revenue problem, but there's always hosting, support, and other angles you can take to make monies.
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Convergent ui is a spook(journal.xj9.io)
1 points by xj9 9y ago|0 comments
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by xj9 9y ago
the problem isn't actually Ethereum, but the tools they provide for writing smart contracts. the exploits are in contracts, not EVM. that doesn't actually make it better, but it does highlight the problem of using code as an abs
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by xj9 9y ago
downturn? compared to what? was there an upturn?
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Cofe-of-conduct: throw out the CoC, relax, and make something nice(source.heropunch.io)
3 points by xj9 9y ago|0 comments
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by xj9 9y ago
who said anything about confidentiality? i'm talking about long-term viability. if i self-host, i don't have to worry about Trello's business model or changes to the product that i don't like/want. i have control.
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by xj9 9y ago
if it isn't free/libre software it doesn't really exist since i cannot self-host or modify the software to suit my needs. trello is a nice prototype tho.
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by xj9 9y ago
they make anonymity software
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by xj9 9y ago
overlay network are a good solution to NAT i think, i'd say they should be anonymous but something that's just private like cjdns is pretty good too. there are some performance and latency issues to deal with, but when you overlay
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by xj9 9y ago
it really isn't that hard to get away from GOOG I run copperhead on a nexus device (no gapps) use fastmail for email contacts and calendars duckduckgo for search plex and icecast for media matrix for chat mastodon for social media fix
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by xj9 9y ago
> millennial developers somebody is racist! then again, your comment really doesn't affect me. i'm millennial and i build web applications for a living. i also hack on operating systems and hardware in my spare time. a lot of m
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ICO 10grans transdimensional cash(10grans.cash)
2 points by xj9 9y ago|0 comments
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by xj9 9y ago
the problem is that humans are really bad at generating random noise. you'd need an automated solution that makes sure you are generating unformly random data.
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by xj9 9y ago
what about adnauseum ? my browser appears to click every as I am exposed to, but I don't see them. better or worse?
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by xj9 9y ago
keep up the failure twitter! i love it. every time they make a serious mistake and alienate users, the federated timeline on my private mastodon server is flooded with new people. quite beautiful actually. fun to see how people show up read
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by xj9 9y ago
i didn't ask for sympathy either. i know i'm breaking the law, i'm explaining why
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by xj9 9y ago
i'd like formally verified laws if i could
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by xj9 9y ago
the problem is that the tools don't facilitate writing correct contracts i don't know how to do this myself, mind your. to be broadly applicable the tech has to be accessible to people who would be writing contracts. a fucking p
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by xj9 9y ago
professional etherem devs haven't even gotten to the point where they can write correct contracts themselves. but the concept is pretty simple. a "smart contract" is a script that runs on a blockchain to execute terms and man
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by xj9 9y ago
i don't see the point in respecting a law that i don't agree with
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by xj9 9y ago
replace one cartel with another
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by xj9 9y ago
sure, but what is actually wrong with drug use? moral outrage? the sign of a decaying society? untold secondary consequences? the problem is, people use drugs a lot. the war on drugs hasn't changed that in the least. we may have

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