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  1. Mar 2024
    1. There is a pki node which ensures unique usernames using a structure similar to certificate transparency. This data is mirrored on every peergos server. A new node contacts any public Peergos server to join the network

      unique usernames

      servers mirror

    1. Aug 28, 2023 — When I was at the United Nations at the World Intellectual Property Organization, I was known as the "scourge" of the simultaneous translation ...

    1. Video/audio player. Image gallery. Secure PDF viewer. Customizable profiles · Personal website hosting. Why use it? Strong client-side ...

    1. the biggest things that we need for crisis is actually our own capacity to 01:11:50 become more self-authoring

      for crisis we need - building our capacity for self authoring - self-authoring societies - capacity to author yourself

      the biggest things that we need for crisis is actually our own capacity to become more self-authoring -

      people like the Nordic secret

      from Thomas Borman I think

      who talks about vult schools in the scandix and nordics

      being a key part of building self-authoring societies and actually

      building the capacity to author yourself

      is probably the

      greatest single contribution

      to be able to operate in crisis and

      I think that's going to be a key part

    1. Sep 21, 2023 — Simple step-by-step guide on How to Install Java on Ubuntu, and any other Ubuntu-based distribution. Get started with Java today!

      to

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    1. a word was more like a um a piece in a 00:03:43 chess game

      3+ - words 🧩 piece in a chess ♟️ game 🎯 - 🏷️ label 🏷️ for an object - Do things with - not just 🧪🧫 label 🏷️ things with

      💬 🤔 think with - Concepts not theories 🤔 about objects

      Correspondence theory bunk - Action oriented - Motor 🛵 oriented cup - Motor action activated at perception

    2. 3+ - words 🧩 piece in a chess ♟️ game 🎯 - 🏷️ label 🏷️ for an object - Do things with - 💬 🤔 think with - Concepts not theories 🤔 about objects Action oriented Motor 🛵 oriented cup Motor action activated at perception

    1. Select the peergos-app.json file and choose 'Run App' to launch the app from the current directory. This is only available for launchable apps.

    1. Multiple low data rate signals are multiplexed over a single high-data-rate link, then demultiplexed at the other end.

      for

      = on - indyplex - inter personal-planetary personal first people centered communication networks

    1. The namespace is only bounded by the max interest packet size of 8kb and the number of possible unique combinations of characters composing names.

      namespace bounded

    2. increasing the closeness of mapping between an application's data and its use of the network.

      a clear example of integration of concerns

      remember multics

      multiplexing info-com/mumnic/puta-tion systems

    1. To access the same desktop session, you need a different VNC server. x11vnc can do desktop sharing; in your GNOME environment, Vino is probably the preferable choice (as Ignacio pointed out)

      vino

    1. This can be a backbone for almost any secure peer 2 peer application. I always thought that ipfs on its own is great for sharing public files. But I think its to hard to implement the whole security aspect for every application yourself, thats why peergos is so great. D

      backbone fo any p2p application

    1. Instantly create standalone executables from your Deno program. It even supports cross-compiling for other platforms!

      intant executables

    2. Batteries includedThe essential tools you need to build, test, and deploy your applications are all included out of the box.

      all essential tools

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    1. Deno is (and always will be) a single executable file. Like a web browser, it knows how to fetch external code.

      knows how to fetch external code

    2. the mechanism for linking to external libraries is fundamentally centralized through the NPM repository, which is not inline with the ideals of the web.

      With the changing JavaScript language, and new additions like - TypeScript,

      building Node projects can become - an arduous endeavor,

      involving managing - build systems and other heavy handed tooling

      that takes away from the fun of - dynamic language scripting.

      Furthermore the mechanism for - linking to external libraries is - fundamentally centralized

      through the NPM repository, which is not inline - with the ideals of the web.

    1. an import system via urls

      The main reason that the developers of Deno have given for the use of an import system via urls is

      "Furthermore the mechanism for linking to external libraries is fundamentally centralized through the NPM repository, which is not inline with the ideals of the web."

      (quoted from the v1 blogpost,

      I highly suggest the 15min read if you are struggling to see the point of deno). So essentially they are trying to avoid the whole central-source-of-trust-by-a-company thing that happened out of necessity in Node, because it was so hard to manage packages and are trying to make importing packages as easy as including javascript files in a webpage (This also means you don't have to manually install packages). After all, if you read the blogpost, the ambitions of deno are to be runtime environment like a web browser.

    1. They wouldn't have called it an  operating system back then. Back   then it was just seen as this convenient  platform for developing software

      Small and tinkerable. Based around a bad idea of hierarchical filr system. The original creators were aiming higher boiling the ocean 🌊 filesystem was a quick and dirty way to get off thr ground. Did not have a chance to built something better. 60 years later with rust we cold build Named data networks and that would be a universal Multics Multi player info communication in compute system kernel universal autopoietic info-communication system the one that can grew and keep up with our growing needs and understanding evergreen permanent by design future proof silver bullet

    1. However, if you only need to display the Word Document, but don't need to edit it, you can use Google Documents' Viewer via an <iframe> to display a remotely hosted .doc/.docx. <iframe src="https://docs.google.com/gview?url=http://remote.url.tld/path/to/document.doc&embedded=true"></iframe>

      doc to html via google

      to: jsfiddle

  2. bafybeibgduwvv4dya4nwez5bcy24z5ya27oisiixpioafnxjjx56jgkv4m.ipfs.localhost:8080 bafybeibgduwvv4dya4nwez5bcy24z5ya27oisiixpioafnxjjx56jgkv4m.ipfs.localhost:8080
  3. bafybeif5qypgldompgrewcwvrvkxy7astgufiq55l6cigdi3bptqtmdb5a.ipfs.localhost:8080 bafybeif5qypgldompgrewcwvrvkxy7astgufiq55l6cigdi3bptqtmdb5a.ipfs.localhost:8080
    1. the advantage of a high-level language isnotational rather than computational.

      read this 40 years ago I've been working on exploring ways to create a neew reality inspired by that insight

    1. use Peergos to breach

      use Peergos to breach any policies or regulations applicable to your local or internet connection, or any other network connected to Peergos

    2. Under no circumstances will Peergos be liable for any reason for the existence or content of any Data on Peergos.

      Peergos not liable for content

    3. in receipt of a public sharing link

      Peergos (including, if you so authorise, making your Data available to other users in receipt of a public sharing link).

    1. Peergos is built on top of IPFS. You can run Peergos on your own machine and still access your files through any other Peergos server.

      decenetralized

    1. Understanding SVG <text> x-y coordinates and padding

      It is the x,y coordinates of the text baseline start position (in the left bottom corner of the first char).

    1. fill-opacity

      The fill-opacity attribute is a presentation attribute defining the opacity of the paint server (color, gradient, pattern, etc.) applied to a shape.

      ``` <svg viewBox="0 0 400 100" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg">

      <circle cx="50" cy="50" r="40" />

      <circle cx="150" cy="50" r="40" fill-opacity="0.7" />

      <circle cx="250" cy="50" r="40" fill-opacity="50%" />

      <circle cx="350" cy="50" r="40" style="fill-opacity: .25;" /> </svg> ```

    1. This is a lazy encryption system

      .for: lazy encyption

      in that it's not designed to - securely obscure data,

      but rather that it is designed to - prevent people from reading data - without first taking steps to decrypt it.

      This makes this system useful for - hiding clues in games,

      where people can use a deciphering tool within the game itself if they really want to spoil the answer. Other uses are left to the imagination.

    1. 160IPFS

      IPFS is a - global, - versioned, - peer-to-peer - filesystem.

      It combines ideas from - Git, - BitTorrent, - Kademlia, - SFS, and the - web.

      It is like - a single bittorrent swarm, - exchanging git objects.

      IPFS provides - an interface - as simple as the HTTP web,

      but with - permanence - built in.

    2. 0Spot-On Encryption Suite

      Spot-On is Encryption software that securely connects two friends for chat, group chat, email, file sharing and file transfers with magnet links and P2P web search. Description

    1. This allows you to store "deep bookmarks"

      deep bookmarks

      to things in Peergos which don't reveal anything to someone who get's access you your bookmarks!

    1. The web interface can be accessed from a public server over https or from your machine if you run Peergos locally.

      same for the IndyWeb

      location independence!

    1. Because the server only ever sees encrypted data you can also tell it to directly store your data in a standard cloud storage provider like Backblaze or Amazon

      .query - or IPFS?

    1. Powerful rich text editor framework with a modular architecture, modern integrations, and features like collaborative editing

      available via Peergos,net

    1. Make WebRTC usable as a backend for Service Workers to fulfill requests from a peer-to-peer network w3c/webrtc-pc#2553)

      WebRTC as a backend

    2. Make WebRTC usable as a backend for Service Workers to fulfill requests from a peer-to-peer network w3c/ServiceWorker#1522

      pretty much what we do for indyweb

    3. "The fetch event lets us intercept every network request made by the PWA in the service worker's scope, for both same-origin and cross-origin requests"

      complications?

    4. Using the app, users can:

      from: https://hyp.is/9c5qEuHxEe6Ulo-hzKcczg/github.com/w3c/webappsec-csp/issues/92

      HALO application

      • self-identify
      • recover their halo / absorb it from another device
      • discover and inspect the network
      • join parties (spaces)
      • send simple messages to each other once in a space create and collaborate on a list of strings in a space. join HALO across multiple devices (including the CLI)

      https://github.com/dxos/.github/raw/main/profile/github-repo-banner.png

    1. Make WebRTC usable as a backend for Service Workers to fulfill requests from a peer-to-peer network

      Problems define their own solutions

      for indy,web.mesh.net.work

    1. some implementations send media without requiring the other party to have learned the sender's password (the focus of ICE consent is to make sure the other party wants to receive your data, not on whether you want to send it to him).

      ICE consent

      ensure that the other party wants to receive your data

    2. Oh, and in answer to @martinthomson 's prescient post from 3 years ago, (link above) it would be pretty simple to exfiltrate data over DTMF (which was added in the meanwhile). It would be only slightly harder to do it over G711. So I don't believe this is a data-channel issue. In my view it is an ICE issue - ICE is supposed to be the webRTC consent mechanism. Ice-lite breaks that.

      exfiltrate

      ice-lite braks that

    3. connect-src already supports urls: Content-Security-Policy: connect-src https://example.com/ So it would be trivial to add stun: and/or turn: urls to it, like: Content-Security-Policy: connect-src https://example.com/ stun:stun.services.mozilla.com

      connect-src supports urls

    4. More and more sites are (ab)using WebRTC to pull data from remote servers through browsers with no obvious way for users to be informed about such connections to remote servers, and no mean to prevent these connections from happening on a per-site basis. I observe that such use is spreading fast. Example:

      pull data from remote servers without users knowledge

  4. github.com github.com

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    1. tracks changes at the level of individual functions and type definitions instead of at the level of files

      track changes individual functions

      that's not enough