Here's the issue, and apologies but Friendika's hosting service is
having some serious database issues at the moment... and may be down.
- You have a group (aspect,circle, whatever)
- You send this group a private message.
All is well. However if your group includes *any* people from networks
As you know, I've written a digital cash and financial crypto library
called Open-Transactions.
Once my library is built into a Firefox/Chrome plugin, then it will be
possible to use it as a replacement for the DNS system. (WITHOUT having
to have some central DNS registry.)
I'll explain
On 4 July 2011 07:25, John Walsh fiftyf...@waldevin.com wrote:
Hi Melvin,
From: Melvin Carvalho [mailto:melvincarva...@gmail.com]
Basically at myopenid.com you can create different Personas
(profiles of information), which you choose at the time you
login with
openid. For me you could
On 28 June 2011 11:26, Fellow Traveler fellowtrave...@rayservers.net wrote:
Hello,
I have recently authored a digital cash system, and I would like as much
as possible to secure the wallet on the client side, so that hackers
cannot steal it.
Some Bitcoin aficionados are known to put their
Friendika was mentioned in this thread but in a different context, so I
wanted to point out what we do for profile personas. There may be some
ideas you can use. It's a distributed system, but has multiple profiles.
You can tailor any profile for any person or group of people.
There is a
Hello,
some comments on this :
First, WHAT PROBLEMS WOULD THIS SOLVE?
5) Eliminates the need for certificate authorities. (A FAILED SECURITY
MODEL, YES?)
GPG does not eliminate certificate autorities problems. It just move the
trusting problem.
The technology is not the problem,
On 07/02/2011 02:24 PM, i...@churchkey.org wrote:
I think the best way to do this is through something like a dynamicDNS
centralized service.
Can you explain why a centralized service is the right way to go here?
We have what seems to be a reasonable sketch of a proposal on the table
(from
On 07/04/2011 05:33 AM, Fellow Traveler wrote:
1) People can use any DNS name they want for their website. It will
never be already taken.
Another way to express what i think you're trying to say here is:
your desired name may already be taken, and anyone can choose to use
it even after you
Hello,
i was lurking the mail archive and the website to find the architecture
and hardware config chosen for the freedombox.
If i understand well, you guys wants to make a simple computer (like a
plug) behind the ISP box to deliver services for the user.
Am i right ?
If theses services
couldn't the originating user register through a distributed table, or
automatic registration if the website doesnt already exist, and this would
give this user the power to set up the default hosting locations
(freedombox, box's, some server somewhere, etc) This power user could
specify that if
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