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Intro to Yada Project - An Open Source p2p Social Network (proof of concept)

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Re: Intro to Yada Project - An Open Source p2p Social Network (proof of concept)

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Skype doesn't do this. Please read: http://www.mjalali.com/blog/?p=10 >1) Each client checks for internal and external IPs and saves them. That list is transmitted to your friends every time you update them with other data. It automatically manages this list of possible places to reach you. According to the link, "supernodes" route connections and provide matchmaking between Skype callers. How do you find the "supern…

That's true, its not exactly the same as your example. But the method I have developed does work.

You didn't address my point about initial discovery being maintained by Skype.

Also, could you please point out to me the method you have developed for initial discovery? I've yet to see it in your source code. This is a very tough nut to crack and if you've got it done already then I'm impressed.

Re: Intro to Yada Project - An Open Source p2p Social Network (proof of concept)

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That's true, its not exactly the same as your example. But the method I have developed does work.

You didn't address my point about initial discovery being maintained by Skype. Also, could you please point out to me the method you have developed for initial discovery? I've yet to see it in your source code. This is a very tough nut to crack and if you've got it done already then I'm impressed.

And if you're impressed, what happens? Do you help me? Because I'll fight tooth and nail to impress you if you'll help me.

Seriously.

Re: Intro to Yada Project - An Open Source p2p Social Network (proof of concept)

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post #31

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You didn't address my point about initial discovery being maintained by Skype. Also, could you please point out to me the method you have developed for initial discovery? I've yet to see it in your source code. This is a very tough nut to crack and if you've got it done already then I'm impressed.

And if you're impressed, what happens? Do you help me? Because I'll fight tooth and nail to impress you if you'll help me. Seriously.

Show me one place in your code right now where you have done something innovative with peer discovery, that no network engineer, or researcher has tried before, doesn't use a central meeting point, and is successful at discovering peers in a reasonable amount of time. I'll start work immediately. I'm pretty sure more people will join in on it too if this is the case.

Re: Intro to Yada Project - An Open Source p2p Social Network (proof of concept)

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And if you're impressed, what happens? Do you help me? Because I'll fight tooth and nail to impress you if you'll help me. Seriously.

Show me one place in your code right now where you have done something innovative with peer discovery, that no network engineer, or researcher has tried before, doesn't use a central meeting point, and is successful at discovering peers in a reasonable amount of time. I'll start work immediately. I'm pretty sure more people will join in on it too if this is the case.

That is not coded at this time but you shall see, sir.
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