Pure Entropy!
Tags: +Peer 2 Peer+; +Technology+
Well, I'm sure many of my readers have used a peer to peer... er, never mind. I'm sure many of my readers are, well, Jebus, I don't know.
Bagh, if I get any readers, I'm sure that eventuly, ONE of them will have used a peer-to-peer program, such as Napster, Imesh, Kazaa, or Shareaza (the last one is fantastic, and as such is the only one I'll list a link to: http://www.shareaza.com/). Oh, by the way, DON'T USE KAZAA! It's EVIL!!!
Now, dear reader (that's right, I'm talking to you), you might be nervious of P2P software because of all the hullabalu in the papers recently about the RIAA (http://www.riaa.org). Or, perhaps you just want your freedom of speach protected. Well, there's a partial solution for your privite wishis: Entropy (http://entropy.stop1984.com/).
It's built to interface with Freenet (http://freenet.sourceforge.net/, but to also be much more effecient (it's all coded in C). I'm looking forward to using it for a while, just to see how it works.
Basicly, it's the closest thing we have right now to an annomous form of online communication. Sure, the folks over at The Big Hack (http://www.thebighack.org) are working hard to provide a solution that doesn't require sneaking about, but 'till that's around, we're just going to have to live with the alternatives, such as our good friend Entropy (once more, that's http://entropy.stop1984.com/).
Power to the masses, let democracy show!
Well, I'm sure many of my readers have used a peer to peer... er, never mind. I'm sure many of my readers are, well, Jebus, I don't know.
Bagh, if I get any readers, I'm sure that eventuly, ONE of them will have used a peer-to-peer program, such as Napster, Imesh, Kazaa, or Shareaza (the last one is fantastic, and as such is the only one I'll list a link to: http://www.shareaza.com/). Oh, by the way, DON'T USE KAZAA! It's EVIL!!!
Now, dear reader (that's right, I'm talking to you), you might be nervious of P2P software because of all the hullabalu in the papers recently about the RIAA (http://www.riaa.org). Or, perhaps you just want your freedom of speach protected. Well, there's a partial solution for your privite wishis: Entropy (http://entropy.stop1984.com/).
It's built to interface with Freenet (http://freenet.sourceforge.net/, but to also be much more effecient (it's all coded in C). I'm looking forward to using it for a while, just to see how it works.
Basicly, it's the closest thing we have right now to an annomous form of online communication. Sure, the folks over at The Big Hack (http://www.thebighack.org) are working hard to provide a solution that doesn't require sneaking about, but 'till that's around, we're just going to have to live with the alternatives, such as our good friend Entropy (once more, that's http://entropy.stop1984.com/).
Power to the masses, let democracy show!
posted by True Vox at 4/04/2005 05:21:00 PM
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