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· Paul Graham on what the Bubble got right: “… what would be wrong would be that how one presented oneself counted more than the quality of one’s ideas. That’s the problem with formality. Dressing up is not so much bad in itself. The problem is the receptor it binds to: dressing up [...]
Lots of talk right now about Apple and it’s releasing of Rendezvous (Matt #1, Matt #2, Ted, Marc, Sam) into the wild. I downloaded the Windows Preview and extracted the SDK and was able to get minimally interesting things up and running very easily using Java. Below is a simple class that implements the [...]
Latest issue of P2P Journal is out, you can download the PDF here.
Remaindered links from the article:
Some Specific Projects in Collaborative Computing: http://dsonline.computer.org/collaborative/projects/projects.html
Peer To Peer Working Group, “Bidirectional Peer-to-Peer Communication with Interposing Firewalls and NATs”: http://www.peer-to-peerwg.org/tech/nat/Docs/NATWhitePaperv095.pdf
P2PWall - IPTables blocking of P2P traffic: http://www.lowth.com/p2pwall/
CTCP (Client To Client Protocol): http://www.irchelp.org/irchelp/rfc/ctcps
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JOSE (stands for Java Open Source Exchange) [...]
Peer-To-Peer (amazon, oreilly) is an old book by internet standards (published in March of 2001), but chock full of interesting thoughts and perspectives.
· On gnutella, did you know that you can watch what other people are searching for? The book has a screenshot of gnutella client v0.56, I have Gnucleus, but you can do [...]
James Todd, who works on the JXTA engineering team at Sun, blogged about the JXTA roundtable held just recently in San Francisco. Some interesting projects are going on in the JXTA community:
P2PSockets: “The Peer-to-Peer Sockets Project reimplements Java’s standard Socket, ServerSocket, and InetAddress classes to work on a peer-to-peer network rather than on the [...]
Topics include “Incentive-Based Propagation of Metadata Updates in Peer-to-Peer networks”, “P2P Security and Trust”, and an indepth article on the JXTA Remote Desktop application I mentioned a couple weeks back.
You can download the PDF here.
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