Did you know the #iroh blog has an #rrs feed for all our #p2p adventures? You might want to subscribe because yours truly does not keep up with being a manual RSS feed. Blogs missed so far include at least:
- How to reject incoming packets in QUIC: https://www.iroh.computer/blog/quic-packet-rejection
- iroh & #MoQ on a security camera: https://www.iroh.computer/blog/secure-video-everywhere

The rss feed: https://www.iroh.computer/rss.xml

Sepertinya bakal stay pakai sendme buat kirim-kirim file secara gampang dari cli

https://www.iroh.computer/sendme

Alternatif lain ada croc.

https://github.com/schollz/croc

#sendme #iroh #linux #cli

It's really frustrating that the #iroh stack is not built on #tower

#rustlang #rust

So it seems that I am going to throw away almost all of the code of my personal pet project and starting from scratch, because I just learned of p2panda, which solves 90% of the problems I would need to solve.

On one side that is super depressing (I have the feeling I worked for the garbage bin) and on the other side it is super exciting because I do not have to invent all these things - and the libraries in the p2panda project seem to be pretty good!

But first lets see whether these people are nice to work with and maybe they can provide guidance on what I need to tackle first. From what I see that would be a p2panda_net SyncProtocol implementation for a DAG data structure. But who knows, maybe that's around already somewhere?

#rustlang #rust #iroh #p2panda