yry4345

6 ms·

1.
by yry4345 12y ago
Very cool. Thanks for the link and thanks for taking a stab at a hard problem! Snow looks very promising so far... (I can ping nodes on my LAN over it too, which is usually a sticking point for traversal-oriented software - one is doubly-NA
2.
by yry4345 12y ago
It's not a requirement, it's just that it tends toward it naturally due to the asymmetric addressability. As long as there are two or more global addresses available to the public on which to run STUN, UPnP, etc, there will be &qu
3.
by yry4345 12y ago
Unfortunately, that does not provide a solution. Since public IP addresses are becomming scarcer, and since at least one side needs a global address, all of the workarounds for NAT will tend to centralize the 3rd party coordination/pro
4.
by yry4345 12y ago
In order to boot strap a connection to a P2P network, one must contact a well-known server. It doesn't matter if the well known server is a "peer" that happens to be running the same software, or if it's the BitTorrent D
5.
by yry4345 12y ago
> "Lots of people think NAT is a show-stopper for peer to peer communication, but it isn’t. More than 90% of NATs can be traversed, with most being traversable in reliable and deterministic ways." All the traversal methods requ
6.
by yry4345 12y ago
The Web is about statelessness and hyperlinking, so I'll note that: 1) Javascript breaks stateless linking. 2) Mobile versions and browser detection breaks stateless linking. 3) Censorship headers like Prefer:Safe, and censorship in ge
7.
Internet is a basic human right(ledgertranscript.com)
3 points by yry4345 12y ago|0 comments
8.
Music Industry Litigation: Moving On From Single Mothers to Car Companies(excesscopyright.blogspot.com)
2 points by yry4345 12y ago|0 comments
9.
by yry4345 12y ago
> "I would see no reason to ever move." (Obligatory) Apart from the single political point of control. AWS is to web apps what GoDaddy is to DNS and Verisign is to SSL.
10.
Open Source Madness(eff.org)
6 points by yry4345 12y ago|0 comments
11.
by yry4345 12y ago
Granted, arrests are held to a different standard than convictions in that they merely require "probable cause" rather than proof of guilt and this lower standard does make it look like the spam filtering analogy scenario may fit
12.
by yry4345 12y ago
> "it doesn't seem entirely irrational." (Yes it does...) > "It doesn't have to be perfect to be better." (Yes it does...) The problem used to be approached by presuming innocence (demanding perfection),
13.
by yry4345 12y ago
http://boingboing.net/2009/12/08/farm-family-put-unde.html Edit: The title and link of this HN article have changed. The link changed from a BoingBoing article to the original German article, and the headline
14.
by yry4345 12y ago
I think the cooperation necessary would be for the "big guys" to not have a vested interest in selling out privacy, which has been the prevailing business model for a long time. And, since the big guys only listen to their bottom
15.
Publisher Closure Puts 2600 in Limbo(2600.com)
107 points by yry4345 12y ago|23 comments