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Now imagine instead they’re demanding a free and open internet. “Summon the breathtaking image of the multitude pouring into streets and plazas around the world in millions to demonstrate against tyranny. “how can we create on the same scale as we can destroy?” If you take nothing else from this talk, read: Gene Youngblood - Secession from the broadcast - the internet and the crisis of social control We can all publish and view, it’s just the wiring, the platform, that is centralised. youtube / gmail / facebook, all de-central in terms of the conversation. People are having decentralised conversations.
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Rather than full de-centralisation we need multiple federated ownership of platforms. Given the trade off, some transparent centralisation is needed. He strongly recommends: Adam Ierymenko - Decentralization: I Want to Believe, that discusses:Įfficient, secure, de-centralised: pick two. Communicate with as many people as possible.” “We can’t get to the problem because we can’t get to each other. Share ideas as widely as possible to effect change. “If you’re alone, in front of a group of people you don’t know, it’s natural to assume they want to kill you.”īut, we must all talk to as many people as possible. On being nervous about public speaking he said: Holger is an interesting chap and a wonderful speaker. Clusters of trackers beats full peer-to-peer broadcast.įull transcript is available here: - Talk first, hack later.Ī really beautiful talk. If everyone knows everything there is no value in targeting individuals.įederation works better than pure P2P. “you can be completely anonymous on the net… if you don’t piss off the FBI.” …but absolute individual privacy is isolating and tends to fail. cryptpad - realtime, collaborative, encrypted editor.which is a lie”įorkdb is the “no-canonical-truth, multi-head, 1 key: many values, merging is up to you” db “if we get rid of this terrible idea that has plagued databases for ever that …there shoud be one, canonical value for each key. New adventures in database write merging: A manifesto means nothing without a mechanism. To correct this imbalance, we developers should irrevocably limit our own ability to exert control. The default mechanics of the web are highly skewed toward service providers and away from users. No server hits means no leaking user info back to central opt-in updates give protection from apps that go bad or go away. We might run out of time/money/inclination to keep a service running, or worse - we might “go Oracle”.
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Use the manifest file + far future expires + cache headers to make web pages permanent.īuild web tools: Really offline apps that work forever - appcache + cache headers let us build apps that don’t need the server. Let’s get it into node! - the appcache.manifesto You can try it out today in the instantWebP2P fork of node. UDT is a faster TCP (maybe 4x faster depending on usecase) where you can choose the transport layer tradeoffs. TCP is an opinionated / general purpose solution to the transport layer. Try out UDTĪn application layer TCP you can tune: UDP-based Data Transfer Protocol What follows is a flavour, a super-reduced gravy, of the topics presented. No tickets ment free to attend no sponsors ment free to discuss what we liked. The conference itself was both radical, compared to the current conference norms, and one of the oldest ideas out there. A tiny slice of the planet has reliable hi-bandwith internet. Build for offline / almost zero network scenarios.
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