I'm watching 2 hosts on my own LAN transfer a file between themselves via #Veilid. They might as well be in Australia or on Mars for all each other can tell. Cypherspace is magical, I tell ya.

So much life this week. Eldest kiddo is getting queer married this weekend! Middle kiddo is moving and we're trying to find him an apartment. Homestead is in full summer "everything happening at once" mode (other account has all the deets).

Trying to wedge in some time to write the protocols for #veilid stuff and rewrite maypole.chat ... maybe on the plane.

Please hurry up with that Motorola support, @GrapheneOS because stock #Android needs to die.

While trying to find a way to turn off the new "help me write" misfeature on Gmail, I discovered that the Google Assistant had been enabled for every app on my phone including #Signal, #Veilid Chat, my medical chart and insurance apps, and #Tor Browser.

And you have to go into the assistant settings to turn it off in every app individually.

#GoogleBeingEvil

@jordan It's a peer-to-peer chat app, powered by #Veilid, E2EE and serverless, designed for maximum privacy: https://scrapwire.chat/
scrapwire

Scrapwire: A Veilid-based peer-to-peer chat app

Codeberg.org

vnewb has just been updated. Using Veilid 0.5.3 now.

http://vnewb.net/

#veilid

vnewb - Veilid NodE in a Web Browser

vnewb - Veilid NodE in a Web Browser

Will Rustlang becoming a first class citizen in Linux Kernel 7 make #veilid faster? I don't know enough about the kernel impact.
scrapwire

Scrapwire: A Veilid-based peer-to-peer chat app

Codeberg.org
@condret
>If you want to learn why it is there, do C for a while
I have considered doing that.
The main thing stopping me is that pretty much all the platforms I want to code for use Rust, such as #Freenet and #Veilid.
Also, the sort of software I want to write is generally security-relevant so it would probably be good for my users to have those guarantees.

I kinda threw out the entire Scrapwire #veilid TUI chat code and started over by making a protocol doc. It's paying off. I'm just now having the first ever group chat with it, using MLS encryption. 1:1 chats use double-ratchet Signal-style encryption.

This is so fun!

The #Veilid chat app has an inline image sender/viewer now, so you can type "/image" in a chat to send a picture to the recipient.