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Is anyone working on/want to work on alternative internet tools/platforms?
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#2In what sense?
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#3In what sense?
I guess any sense. New things would be interesting to see people doing.
Or it could be things to make a better internet, which means things that people don't currently have in their hands.
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#4In what sense?
I guess any sense. New things would be interesting to see people doing. Or it could be things to make a better internet, which means things that people don't currently have in their hands.
Look up Named Data Networking or Content-centric Networking. I think it's an extremely interesting space that is sadly sort of obscure.
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#5In what sense?
I guess any sense. New things would be interesting to see people doing. Or it could be things to make a better internet, which means things that people don't currently have in their hands.
I've been following the development and proliferation of SCION: https://www.scion.org/. Seems pretty cool.