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They're planning a fix for thatquote:Deployment of a Synereo node currently requires three core dependencies: JVM, MongoDB and RabbitMQ. However, there are plans for reducing all the Synereo deliverables to a single binary, with all the dependencies running in-process. Regardless of in-proc or external dependencies, Synereo will be delivered fully packaged, targeting Linux platforms initially (for all major distributions), with OS X and Windows platforms following suit. Any required services will be launched from the respective init system (e.g. systemd for Linux, plist for OS X, Windows services), thus requiring very little interaction from the user. Later releases targeting a general availability audience will have a matching user interface that simplifies usage for non-technical users, and does not require any command line knowledge. Synereo does not target full deployment on mobile clients at this phase, but will enable usage through centralised gateway service (see section 2.5.1).
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jre posted:
they've got a murderer's row of technologies you couldn't pay me enough to work with going on there
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quote:Keys are exchanged opportunistically between nodes, and no certificate authority is used to verify certificate authenticity. This is due to the centralised nature of a CA, which goes against Synereo’s vision for a com- pletely decentralised network. Of course, the lack of certification authentication is ripe for man-in-the-middle (MITM) attacks. Generally speaking, secure com- munication between two peers without prior agreement on a shared secret is a hard problem that is pervasive across many applications. Some techniques can be used to reduce the attack surface of Synereo nodes, such as pinning known certificates for each node in a local cache, and raising errors on any fingerprint anomaly, similar to the behaviour used, for example, in the OpenSSH imple- mentations. Security-aware users can also make a habit of confirming node fingerprints upon first contact through an existing trusted channel. Later iter- ations might bring more attention to securing messages in transit in stronger ways that have more favourable trade-offs for the Synereo network. 
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"security is hard, so why even bother?"
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synereo is either a super villian or a super villian's self aware computer
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Joementum posted:am i reading that right in that every query is being double-checked to ensure its result matches across nodes? I know nothing of the project, but looking at the diagram it seems like it's one of those distributed setups like that greek-worded facebook likker. I'm guessing whatever node sends out a multicast to the entire network requesting some information, then the correct server responds.
e:'likker' is obviously 'killer', but I like it better that way
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Guys, guys, it's in the wiki. No need to worry.
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I'm aware this is !... levels of copy and paste but the whole later section is loving  quote:Gen- erally speaking, a passive adversary who is interested in conducting censorship operations, and has access to internet routing equipment (such as ISPs, law enforcement authorities, governments and spy agencies) can easily distinguish between different types of internet traffic, even if data is encrypted, by looking at patterns of < SrcIP,SrcPort,DestIP,DestPort,Data > and making some intelligent guesses. P2P traffic, as well, can be analyzed in such a way. Thus, the first question is if Synereo traffic patterns can blend in with other P2P traf- fic, effectively making it very convenient to hide Synereo content in swathes of otherwise innocuous data. While not an insignificant effort, initial work to make Synereo more resilient to censorship will likely start with this target in mind. Additional efforts to conceal Synereo traffic can follow the path set by so-called “Pluggable Transports” which are used by the Tor network [56] to obfuscate Tor protocol traffic as a multitude of combinations of target protocols and providers such as SSL/TLS, Skype, Google and CloudFlare. A government actor could do that, or you know DOS it out of existence instantly because its running on random VMs scattered round the internet.
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is there really something wrong with mongodb or is it just really stupid that it's not "stored to the blockchain" which kinda seems like the whole point
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hey man should we pay shutterstock  for some generic images of smiling people for the whitepaper of our company that will take down facebook?nah, just grab some copyrighted character images from google images, nbd 
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jre posted:Wireless mesh networks to the rescue!
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jre posted:Wireless mesh networks to the rescue! start the Buy Sealand fundraiser
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PleasureKevin posted:is there really something wrong with mongodb or is it just really stupid that it's not "stored to the blockchain" which kinda seems like the whole point well its called "mongodb" for a start
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it's fair use because it's parody, one assumes.
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PleasureKevin posted:is there really something wrong with mongodb or is it just really stupid that it's not "stored to the blockchain" which kinda seems like the whole point Depends whether you consider regularly losing your data to be that much of an issue
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 I am the misclicked circle tool stroke blotch in the upper left area
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jre posted:Depends whether you consider regularly losing your data to be that much of an issue what version are you using
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jre posted:Depends whether you consider regularly losing your data to be that much of an issue it's eventual consistency nobody said it had to be consistent with the most recent changeset
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Ursine Asylum posted:it's eventual consistency Or it just shits the bed and corrupts the data set
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see also elasticsearch
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PleasureKevin posted:does anyone remember the now-defunct xbox live forum where you could go appeal your xbox live suspension publicly heres the archive of the site that collected it: https://web.archive.org/web/20120103090733/http://whywasibanned.com/ 
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bitcoin: I hope dollar crashes so bad. bitcoin: And now I am going to be sober for my birthday WHY WHY WHYYYYY bitcoin: got a gun so who knows whats gonna happen to myself bitcoin: gently caress sake, all the FBI have to do is nothing, we seem to be doing there job for them bitcoin: Is it time we all just went back to buying and selling drugs in person? bitcoin: that was all the money I had left over from the last time I was scammed bitcoin: That's an amount that will get you killed, justifiably. bitcoin: Thank the FBI for arresting the operators of legit marketplaces. bitcoin: “DO NOT BUY HERE. VENDORS RUN FOR YOUR LIFE.” bitcoin: super silkroad turbo EX plus alpha 2 vs capcom bitcoin: gently caress you, got mine! gently caress! You got mine. its been a good day
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I'm com-ing!
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Circle.com just froze my account and KEPT my bitcoins. I can't login anymore. (imgur.com) submitted 6 hours ago by classna 
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Robawesome posted:Circle.com just froze my account and KEPT my bitcoins. I can't login anymore. (imgur.com) Guess that move to Thailand to gently caress kids is costing more than airfare, chum.
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currency idea: bone whistles you blow in the bone whistle and it's indicates how much it's worth.
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finally a robot social network for beep boop autists
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has someone posted a summary of this forum thing yet my guess is you have to install the forum software on your computer, which then does useless math problems, and when you get enough math points you can post to the is this right?
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Attention economy is just code for another dark market to buy amphetamines from
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mogodb is bad
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FAUXTON posted:Guess that move to Thailand to gently caress kids is costing more than airfare, chum. op is from pakistan, and the blocked funds are in fact the free $10 bucks than circle gives away for registering a new account. poor guy, he was so happy about those 10 bucks... quote:[–]classna 3 points 7 months ago
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PleasureKevin posted:has someone posted a summary of this forum thing yet its facebook but decentralized but it can also be centralized too because everyone loves federated social networks!!! also there's a bitcoin thing tacked on to measure "attention"
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Magrov posted:op is from pakistan, and the blocked funds are in fact the free $10 bucks than circle gives away for registering a new account. poor guy, he was so happy about those 10 bucks... Lol with as bad as PK's AML/CTF efforts are why does he even need to use bitcoins? E: and there's no way in hell he would have been able to sign up for an account unless he was using a proxy to get around the basic IP range block that all registered money transmitters/exchanges have in place. I doubt they'd even be able to operate legally if they weren't blocking high risk corridors at the IP level since it's such a threshold effort that auditors have a lot of questions for anyone that doesn't. FAUXTON fucked around with this message at 05:11 on Mar 19, 2015 |
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FAUXTON posted:Lol with as bad as PK's AML/CTF efforts are why does he even need to use bitcoins? he's a crypto daytrader who one day will be driving a ferrari after selling the dogecoins he mined in his own computer. quote:[–]classna 1 point 1 year ago edit: poor guy. he was rejected by karpélès. quote:[–]classna 3 points 1 year ago Magrov fucked around with this message at 05:21 on Mar 19, 2015 |
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"Two places blocked me due to jurisdictional risk, I didn't get the clue"
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lol, my government is infiltrated to the highest levels by terrorist organizations, why won't any of these american financial institutions help me?????
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Did anyone say shot down like bhuttocoin yet?
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Boxturret posted:im the g+ nazi I think you got it wrong, Synero are the nazis and they make everyone who isn't in Synero wear armbands and probably tattooed numbers on them. Be your own certificate authority. PleasureKevin posted:is there really something wrong with mongodb I don't know anything about it but Big Data Borat uses it as the punch line for all of his jokes. Stupid name tho.
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mongodb is the one where it's "fast" because it doesn't make sure any data was committed to the database. a couple of bitcoin exchanges used it and you can guess what happened
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