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zooko

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    Comment #7520516

    Thanks! I'm very proud of our work in this audit.

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    Comment #7447555

    You win a prize for reading to the end before posting!

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    Comment #4506991

    Hi Bryan: good job experimenting to improve your own health and happiness, and thanks for posting so others can learn from your experiments. My wife and I have started a blog about…

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    Comment #4001234

    You know, I have to admit that the main reason academic researchers don't appreciate the sophisticated proof-of-work/proof-of-retrievability features in Tahoe-LAFS is that I didn't…

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    Comment #3998923

    Hi -- I'm one of the authors of Tahoe-LAFS. I haven't read your RACS paper before, but it looks pretty good. I appreciate the emphasis on real-world economics and on the costs of v…

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    Comment #3998020

    > how many of the supported options boil down to Amazon S3? That's a really good question. Diego's experiment used: • memopal: I don't know if it uses S3 • SugarSync: I don't know …

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    Comment #3998000

    Tahoe-LAFS performance leaves a lot to be desired, for various reasons, but the erasure-coding levels (i.e. the degree of distribution of each file via "RAID"-like math) aren't nec…

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    Comment #3997548

    Amen!! Patrick "marlowe" McDonald has really given us a gift by publishing the Tahoe-LAFS Weekly News every week. We're coming up on the Tahoe-LAFS Weekly News one-year anniversary…

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    Comment #3997132

    See screenshots: http://www.sickness.it/crazycloudexperiment1.png and http://www.sickness.it/crazycloudexperiment2.png from Diego "sickness" Righi's notes: http://www.sickness.it/c…

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    Comment #2947685

    Cool. I like ceph and I'm happy to hear about ceph.com. Good luck to them.

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    Comment #2946548

    Is ceph.com more interesting than Least Authority Enterprises, and if so why? Thanks. :-)

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    Comment #2942635

    I'm working on a Free/Open Source startup named "Least Authority Enterprises". We contribute all of our work (so far) to the Tahoe-LAFS project and we sell secure cloud storage ser…

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    Comment #700206

    By the way, I should point out that our overall strategy of how to deal with "packaging and installation" issues is to use automation. The creation of packages such as Python .egg'…

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    Comment #699152

    Was this with our most recent release -- Tahoe v1.4.1? Could you tell me more about what went wrong? Perhaps by opening a ticket on http://allmydata.org so that the other people wh…

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    Comment #250862

    If you find a security flaw in Tahoe, the Least-Authority Filesystem, we'll give you a customized t-shirt with a big thank-you from us and a working copy of your exploit printed on…

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    Hack Tahoe

    If you find a security flaw in Tahoe, the Least-Authority Filesystem, we'll give you a t-shirt with a big Thank You from us and a working copy of your exploit printed on the front.…

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    Comment #154114

    This bug was the last straw for why I stopped using the pycrypto library and wrote my own Python wrappers about Crypto++: http://allmydata.org/trac/pycryptopp