torrent has a hash for chunks, so you could be sure that no one
touched anything and you get exact copy of what torrent maker had.
On Sat, Jun 12, 2010 at 03:16, Samuel Baldwin
wrote:
> 2010/6/11 pmarin :
>> p2p
>
> How is that persistent? Everyone shunts around the logs?
>
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> Samuel Baldwin
2010/6/11 pmarin :
> p2p
How is that persistent? Everyone shunts around the logs?
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> How do you have it be both persistent and distributed?
p2p
pmarin.
2010/6/11 pancake :
> Irc is not persistent. Channels have restricted boundaries, so you can't
How do you have it be both persistent and distributed?
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Irc is not persistent. Channels have restricted boundaries, so you
can't relate messages between more than one channel. And irc needs
more attention. Chat aims to be sincrunous, microblogging not.
But yeah u could implement microblogging on top of this. another good
thing of microblogging i
On 11 June 2010 17:15, pancake wrote:
> Certainly I would prefer to use a twitter-like protocol if it was text-based
> (no xml), distributed.
Isn't that basically IRC?
I have find in twitter (identica and others..aka microblogging) a very
interesting way
of comunication. The protocol is simple, the messaging is simple, is
fast to read
(because you cannot post large stuff) and can be used in a very simple way.
It's true that twitter is full of morons, but you
On 11/06/10 Kris Maglione said:
> I'd sooner throw away my computer than sign up for a Twitter
> account.
I have one but I admit it was mostly out of curiousity. I feel like an idiot
saying "tweet". Just fix email, at least it's decentralized and universal.
Mike
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