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Scrapwire 0.4.0 has the Mac app merged into main. That app's still early but hey, it's working and usable!
So yes, you can now chat over #Scrapwire & #Veilid with a pretty native Mac GUI.
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Scrapwire 0.4.0 has the Mac app merged into main. That app's still early but hey, it's working and usable!
So yes, you can now chat over #Scrapwire & #Veilid with a pretty native Mac GUI.
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Scrapwire 0.4.0 has the Mac app merged into main. That app's still early but hey, it's working and usable!
So yes, you can now chat over #Scrapwire & #Veilid with a pretty native Mac GUI.
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Scrapwire 0.4.0 has the Mac app merged into main. That app's still early but hey, it's working and usable!
So yes, you can now chat over #Scrapwire & #Veilid with a pretty native Mac GUI.
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Scrapwire 0.4.0 has the Mac app merged into main. That app's still early but hey, it's working and usable!
So yes, you can now chat over #Scrapwire & #Veilid with a pretty native Mac GUI.
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Dude.
#Scrapwire & #Veilid fun for the evening.
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Dude.
#Scrapwire & #Veilid fun for the evening.
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Dude.
#Scrapwire & #Veilid fun for the evening.
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Dude.
#Scrapwire & #Veilid fun for the evening.
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Dude.
#Scrapwire & #Veilid fun for the evening.
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The Maypole Trust Playground has outpaced the actual doc that it's supposed to represent (thanks brain).
It is standalone, and tries not to reference the distributed #veilid / #maypole implementation. Instead it focuses on the trust/caution algorithm, human elements of trust, and demonstrates how the system reacts some scenarios (Sybil, Brigading, Impersonation currently).
It may still be too complicated and is probably a nightmare to navigate on mobile, but give it a spin and let me know what you think!
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The Maypole Trust Playground has outpaced the actual doc that it's supposed to represent (thanks brain).
It is standalone, and tries not to reference the distributed #veilid / #maypole implementation. Instead it focuses on the trust/caution algorithm, human elements of trust, and demonstrates how the system reacts some scenarios (Sybil, Brigading, Impersonation currently).
It may still be too complicated and is probably a nightmare to navigate on mobile, but give it a spin and let me know what you think!
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The Maypole Trust Playground has outpaced the actual doc that it's supposed to represent (thanks brain).
It is standalone, and tries not to reference the distributed #veilid / #maypole implementation. Instead it focuses on the trust/caution algorithm, human elements of trust, and demonstrates how the system reacts some scenarios (Sybil, Brigading, Impersonation currently).
It may still be too complicated and is probably a nightmare to navigate on mobile, but give it a spin and let me know what you think!
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The Maypole Trust Playground has outpaced the actual doc that it's supposed to represent (thanks brain).
It is standalone, and tries not to reference the distributed #veilid / #maypole implementation. Instead it focuses on the trust/caution algorithm, human elements of trust, and demonstrates how the system reacts some scenarios (Sybil, Brigading, Impersonation currently).
It may still be too complicated and is probably a nightmare to navigate on mobile, but give it a spin and let me know what you think!
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The Maypole Trust Playground has outpaced the actual doc that it's supposed to represent (thanks brain).
It is standalone, and tries not to reference the distributed #veilid / #maypole implementation. Instead it focuses on the trust/caution algorithm, human elements of trust, and demonstrates how the system reacts some scenarios (Sybil, Brigading, Impersonation currently).
It may still be too complicated and is probably a nightmare to navigate on mobile, but give it a spin and let me know what you think!
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@teohhanhui I've been playing with #activitypub ideas in https://codeberg.org/cmars/medina recently (very incomplete and slightly incoherent rough sketch). I had this idea of a hub or relay where the identities are moderated but the clients own their keys and data in a portable #sqlite db which could be hosted by an instance or relayed. Exploring that balance between moderation and autonomy. I'm also testing some of these ideas with #veilid in another project that I haven't shared yet.
Looks like you're using #iroh which I haven't tried yet. It's hard for me to commit to side-projects right now, but very interested to see how your project goes!
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@teohhanhui I've been playing with #activitypub ideas in https://codeberg.org/cmars/medina recently (very incomplete and slightly incoherent rough sketch). I had this idea of a hub or relay where the identities are moderated but the clients own their keys and data in a portable #sqlite db which could be hosted by an instance or relayed. Exploring that balance between moderation and autonomy. I'm also testing some of these ideas with #veilid in another project that I haven't shared yet.
Looks like you're using #iroh which I haven't tried yet. It's hard for me to commit to side-projects right now, but very interested to see how your project goes!
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@teohhanhui I've been playing with #activitypub ideas in https://codeberg.org/cmars/medina recently (very incomplete and slightly incoherent rough sketch). I had this idea of a hub or relay where the identities are moderated but the clients own their keys and data in a portable #sqlite db which could be hosted by an instance or relayed. Exploring that balance between moderation and autonomy. I'm also testing some of these ideas with #veilid in another project that I haven't shared yet.
Looks like you're using #iroh which I haven't tried yet. It's hard for me to commit to side-projects right now, but very interested to see how your project goes!
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@teohhanhui I've been playing with #activitypub ideas in https://codeberg.org/cmars/medina recently (very incomplete and slightly incoherent rough sketch). I had this idea of a hub or relay where the identities are moderated but the clients own their keys and data in a portable #sqlite db which could be hosted by an instance or relayed. Exploring that balance between moderation and autonomy. I'm also testing some of these ideas with #veilid in another project that I haven't shared yet.
Looks like you're using #iroh which I haven't tried yet. It's hard for me to commit to side-projects right now, but very interested to see how your project goes!
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@teohhanhui I've been playing with #activitypub ideas in https://codeberg.org/cmars/medina recently (very incomplete and slightly incoherent rough sketch). I had this idea of a hub or relay where the identities are moderated but the clients own their keys and data in a portable #sqlite db which could be hosted by an instance or relayed. Exploring that balance between moderation and autonomy. I'm also testing some of these ideas with #veilid in another project that I haven't shared yet.
Looks like you're using #iroh which I haven't tried yet. It's hard for me to commit to side-projects right now, but very interested to see how your project goes!
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Sliding in under the (completely self set, arbitrary) wire. I present the first Maypole Veilid Protocol, for reusable identities. Bespoke, farm-to-table, hand rolled, deeply confusing, but maybe workable.
There are a tremendous amount of assumptions built in, some dubious choices, and at least one part that I actively hate. See if you can tell where the NyQuil kicked in!
https://codeberg.org/ProjectMaypole/maypole_veilid_protocols
I have the backing docs for Contacts and Trust, but am going to let this simmer through the weekend in case smarter people than myself find way simpler solutions that have beautiful downstream effects.
Feel free to open issues against that repo with comments. Nothing here is precious to me, so I'm very open to input and collaboration if anyone wants to lend some neurons.
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Sliding in under the (completely self set, arbitrary) wire. I present the first Maypole Veilid Protocol, for reusable identities. Bespoke, farm-to-table, hand rolled, deeply confusing, but maybe workable.
There are a tremendous amount of assumptions built in, some dubious choices, and at least one part that I actively hate. See if you can tell where the NyQuil kicked in!
https://codeberg.org/ProjectMaypole/maypole_veilid_protocols
I have the backing docs for Contacts and Trust, but am going to let this simmer through the weekend in case smarter people than myself find way simpler solutions that have beautiful downstream effects.
Feel free to open issues against that repo with comments. Nothing here is precious to me, so I'm very open to input and collaboration if anyone wants to lend some neurons.
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Sliding in under the (completely self set, arbitrary) wire. I present the first Maypole Veilid Protocol, for reusable identities. Bespoke, farm-to-table, hand rolled, deeply confusing, but maybe workable.
There are a tremendous amount of assumptions built in, some dubious choices, and at least one part that I actively hate. See if you can tell where the NyQuil kicked in!
https://codeberg.org/ProjectMaypole/maypole_veilid_protocols
I have the backing docs for Contacts and Trust, but am going to let this simmer through the weekend in case smarter people than myself find way simpler solutions that have beautiful downstream effects.
Feel free to open issues against that repo with comments. Nothing here is precious to me, so I'm very open to input and collaboration if anyone wants to lend some neurons.
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Sliding in under the (completely self set, arbitrary) wire. I present the first Maypole Veilid Protocol, for reusable identities. Bespoke, farm-to-table, hand rolled, deeply confusing, but maybe workable.
There are a tremendous amount of assumptions built in, some dubious choices, and at least one part that I actively hate. See if you can tell where the NyQuil kicked in!
https://codeberg.org/ProjectMaypole/maypole_veilid_protocols
I have the backing docs for Contacts and Trust, but am going to let this simmer through the weekend in case smarter people than myself find way simpler solutions that have beautiful downstream effects.
Feel free to open issues against that repo with comments. Nothing here is precious to me, so I'm very open to input and collaboration if anyone wants to lend some neurons.
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Sliding in under the (completely self set, arbitrary) wire. I present the first Maypole Veilid Protocol, for reusable identities. Bespoke, farm-to-table, hand rolled, deeply confusing, but maybe workable.
There are a tremendous amount of assumptions built in, some dubious choices, and at least one part that I actively hate. See if you can tell where the NyQuil kicked in!
https://codeberg.org/ProjectMaypole/maypole_veilid_protocols
I have the backing docs for Contacts and Trust, but am going to let this simmer through the weekend in case smarter people than myself find way simpler solutions that have beautiful downstream effects.
Feel free to open issues against that repo with comments. Nothing here is precious to me, so I'm very open to input and collaboration if anyone wants to lend some neurons.
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I'm watching 2 hosts on my own LAN transfer a file between themselves via #Veilid. They might as well be in Australia or on Mars for all each other can tell. Cypherspace is magical, I tell ya.
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I'm watching 2 hosts on my own LAN transfer a file between themselves via #Veilid. They might as well be in Australia or on Mars for all each other can tell. Cypherspace is magical, I tell ya.
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I'm watching 2 hosts on my own LAN transfer a file between themselves via #Veilid. They might as well be in Australia or on Mars for all each other can tell. Cypherspace is magical, I tell ya.
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I'm watching 2 hosts on my own LAN transfer a file between themselves via #Veilid. They might as well be in Australia or on Mars for all each other can tell. Cypherspace is magical, I tell ya.
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I'm watching 2 hosts on my own LAN transfer a file between themselves via #Veilid. They might as well be in Australia or on Mars for all each other can tell. Cypherspace is magical, I tell ya.
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So much life this week. Eldest kiddo is getting queer married this weekend! Middle kiddo is moving and we're trying to find him an apartment. Homestead is in full summer "everything happening at once" mode (other account has all the deets).
Trying to wedge in some time to write the protocols for #veilid stuff and rewrite maypole.chat ... maybe on the plane.
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So much life this week. Eldest kiddo is getting queer married this weekend! Middle kiddo is moving and we're trying to find him an apartment. Homestead is in full summer "everything happening at once" mode (other account has all the deets).
Trying to wedge in some time to write the protocols for #veilid stuff and rewrite maypole.chat ... maybe on the plane.
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So much life this week. Eldest kiddo is getting queer married this weekend! Middle kiddo is moving and we're trying to find him an apartment. Homestead is in full summer "everything happening at once" mode (other account has all the deets).
Trying to wedge in some time to write the protocols for #veilid stuff and rewrite maypole.chat ... maybe on the plane.
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So much life this week. Eldest kiddo is getting queer married this weekend! Middle kiddo is moving and we're trying to find him an apartment. Homestead is in full summer "everything happening at once" mode (other account has all the deets).
Trying to wedge in some time to write the protocols for #veilid stuff and rewrite maypole.chat ... maybe on the plane.
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So much life this week. Eldest kiddo is getting queer married this weekend! Middle kiddo is moving and we're trying to find him an apartment. Homestead is in full summer "everything happening at once" mode (other account has all the deets).
Trying to wedge in some time to write the protocols for #veilid stuff and rewrite maypole.chat ... maybe on the plane.
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@jordan It's a peer-to-peer chat app, powered by #Veilid, E2EE and serverless, designed for maximum privacy: https://scrapwire.chat/
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@jordan It's a peer-to-peer chat app, powered by #Veilid, E2EE and serverless, designed for maximum privacy: https://scrapwire.chat/
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@jordan It's a peer-to-peer chat app, powered by #Veilid, E2EE and serverless, designed for maximum privacy: https://scrapwire.chat/
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@jordan It's a peer-to-peer chat app, powered by #Veilid, E2EE and serverless, designed for maximum privacy: https://scrapwire.chat/
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@jordan It's a peer-to-peer chat app, powered by #Veilid, E2EE and serverless, designed for maximum privacy: https://scrapwire.chat/
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Will Rustlang becoming a first class citizen in Linux Kernel 7 make #veilid faster? I don't know enough about the kernel impact.
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Will Rustlang becoming a first class citizen in Linux Kernel 7 make #veilid faster? I don't know enough about the kernel impact.
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Will Rustlang becoming a first class citizen in Linux Kernel 7 make #veilid faster? I don't know enough about the kernel impact.
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Will Rustlang becoming a first class citizen in Linux Kernel 7 make #veilid faster? I don't know enough about the kernel impact.
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Will Rustlang becoming a first class citizen in Linux Kernel 7 make #veilid faster? I don't know enough about the kernel impact.