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ahdinosaur

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    Comment #36150285

    Hi, I made an archive of videos that changed either computer history, how I see computation, or how I see the world. Hosted on my PeerTube server. Hope you enjoy, open to suggestio…

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    Comment #26283746

    local to me is Flick Electric in New Zealand: https://www.flickelectric.co.nz/freestyle

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    Comment #18081127

    > Can I choose to sync just... at the moment no, but it's likely we'll move content off-chain (%QJEpN8LN1t3BrIkUQ3WoOMWRsMArbVUZCpTeBYcuqfw=.sha256) so you would only need to sync …

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    Comment #18081073

    hi dmos62, Scuttlebutt is designed to allow users to create social communities with trust-based boundaries, but there's just a lot of work to do to bring our implementation up to m…

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    Comment #18072773

    hi balladeer, the invite is created by my pub (a peer that has a public ip address and is always online), when you use the invite: - the pub will post a message to follow you - you…

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    Comment #18071376

    this invite will no longer work, but unfortunately i can't delete the post. find me at dinosaur.is, send me an email or a twitter dm if you want an invite. =^.^=

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    Comment #18071235

    hi e12e, yes, on-chain messages are designed to be "on the record" ( https://viewer.scuttlebot.io/%25G7BjZsZr02TPAoIeD%2Bw3WgiAbi... ), where the game theory is of an infinitely-re…

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    Comment #18068577

    hi, if anyone wants to start with a public social network (instead of building one with your existing friends), here's an invite: many.butt.nz:8008:@o3OcykTU7zdsm+WKoGl74XAoyDI/SWl…

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    Comment #18068192

    hi Jahak, the server code for each peer in the social network is here: https://github.com/ssbc/scuttlebot/

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    Comment #18067977

    hi gregknicholson, i'll try! =^.^= Scuttlebutt is a social network platform where each uxer has a personal diary where each page is a signed message that links to the previous page…

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    Comment #18067830

    hi fareesh, as with real-life, you can't take back what you said, you can only apologize (in a new post). :) there's talk of moving message content out of the sigchain so you could…

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    Comment #16880444

    hey, have you tried contacting a private pub? i'm Mikey, owner of `one.butt.nz`, happy to give you an invite if you send me an email! mikey@rootsystems.nz if you want to setup your…

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    Comment #14413930

    hey @brad0, as far as i know, ssbc.github.io is the most out-of-date, at the time of being written by @pfraze it was superseded by scuttlebot.io which has all the same detail and m…

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    Comment #14413695

    hey @atestu, i agree it's confusing. this page on scuttlebutt.nz should help: https://www.scuttlebutt.nz/modules.html#secure-scuttlebutt-v... feel free to ask if you have more ques…

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    Comment #14055441

    what happens "in real life" when two people go by the same name? Scuttlebutt works the same way: anyone can name themselves anything and anyone can name other people anything, it's…

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    Comment #7601168

    the [LEBRON stack]( http://lebron.technology/ ) using many small npm modules is my favorite, but i add Backbone and React when i'm working with others who want something more frame…

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    Comment #7434234

    i'd suggest https://github.com/primus/primus . it's an abstraction layer for real-time so no lock-in to a single socket implementation. it's simple and extensible by plugins.

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    Comment #7332289

    Debian for personal computers and servers. OpenWRT for embedded devices.

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    Comment #7272470

    I work around this problem in a couple projects by putting my code in modular directories in ./src/node_modules. no npm magic, no having to make symlinks or change path, just plain…