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== Converting some of this to simple goals == |
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"I want to name my machine <tt>heap.mstone.info</tt> and have that identifier work whether I am sitting under a tree with a mesh link to you or on an wide-spread Internet network. |
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From discussion with [[user:mstone|mstone]]: |
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#: "I want to demonstrate why a server implementation alone cannot make any new use case succeed; but can only make it fail." |
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* more fun to use and swap gobby files, use bittorrent, and share other documents with other people and via Firefox. |
* more fun to use and swap gobby files, use bittorrent, and share other documents with other people and via Firefox. |
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* possible to maintain a useful URL as a machine moves around |
* possible to maintain a useful URL as a machine moves around |
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Latest revision as of 05:17, 28 July 2009
Converting some of this to simple goals
From discussion with mstone:
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- "I want to demonstrate why a server implementation alone cannot make any new use case succeed; but can only make it fail."
point 2. would make it
- more fun to use and swap gobby files, use bittorrent, and share other documents with other people and via Firefox.
- possible to maintain a useful URL as a machine moves around
It will let me try something like scott's journal2 demo on lots of XOs, with doc-search and feed-reading facilities that function as designed
- there's this cool idea that you should be able to type a search entry into a firefox search bo and have it search anyone's journal, including mine and yours. I also want your journal to publish feeds for any search of it that I send to it, so that I get updates when you add something matching that search to your journal.