É, mas mesmo assim é a melhor aplicação concreta que eu já vi de uma darknet.
A Web 3.0 parece estar mesmo a chegar: http://remixtures.com/2007/03/a-web-30-sera-das-pessoas-e-nao-das-maquinas-parte-i/ E o tal NuWeb parece não ser só vaporware: http://www.nuweb.cc/ http://mr6online.com/?p=14 Do meu ponto de vista vejo dois problemas 1 - nem toda a gente dispõe de um espaço livre suficientemente generoso no seu disco rígido. Mas há um tipo, o Pablo, que foi o criador da rede Manolito (Blubster e Piolet) que parece já está a dar conta do recado. Ele pretende criar uma rede P2P com um disco rígido virtual, a Omemo (www.omemo.com). Excertos de uma peça sobre ele na Slyck: http://www.slyck.com/story1397.html "Omemo is significantly different as it will create a virtual hard drive among peers. Like any storage medium, the end user can save his or her file, however the file will be stored in cyberspace rather than the individual's hard drive. If the network were to reach its full potential, the end user would experience a near limitless supply of storage space – as well as a near limitless supply of information (...) Each user dedicates a certain disk space percentage to the network and contributes to the virtual hard drive community" 2 - As ligações de acesso à Internet em banda larga dos ISPs comerciais não oferecem sincronismo de dados, isto é, são assíncronas - a velocidade de download é muito superior à de upload. Ora, julgo que isto é uma condição essencial para que as pessoas adiram em massa a uma rede livre. Alguém daqui tem noção da velocidade de upload que as redes mesh e o WiMax oferecem? 2007 promete ;-) Vou desenvolver isto na segunda parte do post sobre a Web 3.0. 2007/3/8, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Message: 2 Date: Thu, 8 Mar 2007 15:42:40 -0300 From: "Felipe Fonseca" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: [MetaReciclagem] Peerple: people-to-people (P2P 2.0) To: "Lista do projeto MetaReciclagem" <[email protected]> Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed a interface web é meio confusa e bem feia. f On 3/8/07, Felipe Fonseca <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > instalou fácil, a configuração inicial tá bem > documentada (no site - support). começando > a testar. > > f > > On 3/8/07, Miguel Afonso Caetano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Alguém que esteja a utilizar uma máquina com Ubuntu está interessado > > em testar esta maravilha para ver se corresponde de facto ao que > > promete? > > > > http://www.peerple.net/ > > http://www.peerple.net/screenshots.html > > > > Os binários para Dapper e Edgy estão aqui: > > > > https://gforge.inria.fr/frs/?group_id=619 > > > > Born of a collaboration between Inria search teams Asap and Gyroweb, > > PEERPLE is a new software for storing and sharing files through secure > > peer-to-peer (P2P). This open source software will premiere at Paris > > Linux Expo, Jan. 30 - Feb. 1, 2007. > > > > Peerple client includes a file browser > > > > "Peerple will soon enable computer users to both store and share > > personnal data on-line, whether these files be pictures, documents, > > videos, etc. P2P is about to become a relevant alternative to storing > > on Google-like proprietary servers, a practice many people jib at > > accepting. The idea for a person is to backup data on the computers of > > friends, and in reciprocity, grant these friends disk space for their > > own storage on his own machine", sums up Anne-Marie Kermarrec, head > > of ASAP, a Inria research team that specializes in loarge scale > > dynamic distributed systems. > > > > Peer-to-Peer softwares were made popular on the Internet by sites > > dedicated to sharing music files with names like Kazaa, Gnutella, > > eMule, eDonkey and others. The principle is well known : each computer > > dedicates some disk space where files can be accessed by remote > > authorized viewers who might also write their own data on this > > machine. Inria researchers have developped (1) a strongly encrypted > > application that will permit both sharing and storing in secure mode. > > User-to-user communications will be SSL-encoded. Data will be > > AES-ciphered (2). The file owner will be the only one to have > > deciphering capability with help of his secret RSA (3) key. > > > > Written in Objective-Caml language, Peerple is managed through a web > > interface. The client is available for Linux and Mac OS X. It comes as > > a free and open source under GPL licence . The researchers involved in > > Peerple wanted a platform to test new peer-to-peer algorithms for next > > generation P2P applications. However, to validate their results in a > > real large scale network, the platform should ideally be used by > > millions of users. This means the platform should integrate > > fonctionalities usefull for millions of people and should be used on > > every computer. This explains the name of Peerple: the new > > peer-to-peer platform for people.
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