Ian Clarke schrieb:
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> I have given some thought to the issue of searching, and I have come up
> with some ideas which I would like to get your opinions on.
eh, i had similar thoughts at the same time ;-)
how do you think to use the search-requests?
should they be handled like key-requests or sh
I have given some thought to the issue of searching, and I have come up
with some ideas which I would like to get your opinions on.
I started thinking about what if you could search for something like:
contains("tori amos") and (contains("little earthquakes") or
contains("girl"))
When a node rec
> With smart searches, the load on the network grows linearly with the
> number of nodes, as long as HTL remains constant. You put ten times as
> This makes traffic per node approximately constant, independent of the
> size of the network. That's scalability.
Requests as they currently work wil
This message is quite long. Just to warn you.
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Why A Broadcast-based Search Method Will Work On Freenet
Author: Brandon Wiley (blanu at uts.cc.utexas.edu)
This is a proposal for a searching mechanism for Freenet. The different
between this method and others is t
I don't think the problem with searching is "exponential growth" of the
number of nodes searched (with increasing HTL).
Rather, it is "N squared growth" in the load on the network, where N is
the number of nodes.
With smart searches, the load on the network grows linearly with the
number of nodes
