Oh I don't defend neither. I'm an anarchist.
Lol what would be "mine"? I don't even vote.
Are you unironically boasting that the megalomaniac you choose as your master is better than the megalomaniac someone else chose as theirs?
Lol I'm looking at your replies and they look quite scriptable
True, but they'd have to compete against alternatives that are repairable, because the IP no longer impedes that competition.
Lol true. They're like communists, but honest.
It's the whole political spectrum. Not just Republicans. They're both power happy megalomaniac pervs. They just disagree on how to suck you dry.
Interesting timing.
It's ass based communism lol
Bumhole heatstroke is a thing. Gotta be careful.
Man, this post is pure gold.
I don't think there's any source I can trust other than fdroid
I wonder if instead of pushing for right to repair, wouldn't it be better to push for the abolition of intellectual property altogether.
I can't stress enough how much I like this post.
Lol I despise both monopolies and intellectual property. And it's so nice to see them fight each other for once.
Whoa... why was your response deleted?
Intellectual property is crap anyway
Lol now that they had enough time to tamper with them, time to "unseal" them
It did if you define capitalism in a pretty particular way.
I've seen a few but I can't decide which protocol to use yet. I'm working on a DHT pet project and I'd like to avoid making it rely on any relay servers.
Thanks in advance for any pointers!
I'm building this implementation of a circular DHT from scratch because I want to learn and understand how peer-to-peer protocols work. So far so good, but I'm realizing I don't know two things and I don't know where to find them:
- What NAT traversal method to use. Do I necessarily need to rely on relay servers for UDP hole punching or STUN?
- What is the most reasonable way to test the overall system is working? Should I build a docker network with each node being a container or are there specialized tools for testing networked applications?
Thanks in advance for any answers or pointers!