Colaboração ponto a ponto (peer-to-peer) com o LibreOffice

Há algum tempo, Simon Phipps, membro do Conselho de Administração da The Document Foundation, compartilhou a ideia de introduzir a colaboração ponto-a-ponto (peer-to-peer) incorporada ao desktop LibreOffice sem a necessidade de um provedor de nuvem. Essa ideia recebeu muita atenção dentro da organização e a equipe de design começou a delinear o projeto agora.

https://pt-br.blog.documentfoundation.org/2024/07/19/colaboracao-ponto-a-ponto-peer-to-peer-com-o-libreoffice/

Is digital piracy ethically justifiable?

The incomplete working draft for my weird project. Not ready yet, but a few folks have tried to offer help with current connection issues and some explanation of what is trying to be done and how it's supposed to work would certainly help... so I put my very warty and very incomplete working draft of README.md here:

https://github.com/stevenaleach/iden/blob/main/README_working_draft.md

Jami team is pleased to introduce the new version of Jami: Εἰρήνη.

As you'll discover, this release brings remarkable advances from months of silent work, sure to delight loyal Jami users and newcomers after the announcement of Skype's shutdown.

We invite you to update and try the latest version of Jami!

Want to know more about Εἰρήνη? Read our article : https://jami.net/eirene-to-make-new-user-onboarding-simple-and-intuitive/

Blog post detailing a bunch of #MagicWormhole protocol details: https://meejah.ca/blog/what-is-magic-wormhole

Lots of fun diagrams! Feedback welcome :)
#python #p2p #infosec

Can somebody point me to some link, tutorial, example code, etc... for a #p2p application? I roughly understand how do they work, but I would prefer to see some basic code because some parts are like magic for me. What I plan to build is similar to a torrent client, but I don't understand how clients search each other and how do they connect to each other.

If you can point to some Python or C/C++ code, that would be awesome.

I was curious about ZeroNet again today. ZeroNet was a #P2P web project from the 2010s along similar lines to I2P (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I2P) and #Tor hidden services. The idea of hosting dynamic webpages in a completely P2P fashion, like torrents, remains super cool and appealing to me. In fact, at one point the #BitTorrent company had a similar proposal (https://www.bittorrent.com/blog/2014/12/10/project-maelstrom-the-internet-we-build-next/).

The ZeroNet website (https://zeronet.io/) is still up, but the project hasn't been updated in five years as per the GitHub repo (https://github.com/HelloZeroNet/ZeroNet). Someone was maintaining a fork at some point, and at other times I heard that ZeroNet was (now?) insecure, although I know no details. Certainly anything P2P isn't anonymous by default.

I found this question (https://github.com/HelloZeroNet/ZeroNet/issues/2749) about the creator of ZeroNet. Disturbingly, this article (https://www.newsbtc.com/news/sam-maloney-creator-of-morphis-and-dpush-shot-dead-by-london-police/) about a different developer killed by the police under unusual circumstances was shared.

My impression was that ZeroNet actually worked (works?) to some extent. Why aren't projects like this being funded? We need censorship-resistant ways of communicating online, after all.

Today I added #OpenAPI documentation to #dweb for building #RESTful #p2p web apps using your favourite web framework, or no framework at all.

All I have to do now is add more APIs!

But tbh, that's easy. The hardest part is actually the documentation.

So to make it more fun I'm adding the APIs need to enhance my #Fileman #Svelte demo.

So next is image preview which means adding /dweb-0/file-get

FilePizza • Your files, delivered.
Peer-to-peer file transfers in your browser.

Using WebRTC, FilePizza eliminates the initial upload step required by other web-based file sharing services. Because data is never stored in an intermediary server, the transfer is fast, private, and secure.

https://file.pizza

I started a new project: a #libpurple plugin in #rustLang for the cable #p2p chat protocol.

Most of my time on it so far has actually just been figuring out how to tell rust-bindgen how exactly NixOS is an unusual environment.

@cblgh

Sortie de PeerTube v7.1 ! https://www.journalduhacker.net/s/knckyg/sortie_de_peertube_v7_1 https://joinpeertube.org/fr/news/release-7.1 #autohébergement #opensource #vidéo #p2p

"Syncthing" is a game-changing open source tool for managing files between devices without any cloud servers or third parties. Perfect for PDFs I don't want in the cloud!

My simple setup:
• Phone → Syncthing → Computer
• One-way sync (deletions stay on computer)
• Background sync via WiFi

The workflow: download PDF to phone → appears on computer → delete from phone.

That's it! (1/2)