Amen to that Ian, 0.4 was WAY better than 0.3 (eventually ;)
Pete
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>Subject: Re: [freenet-support] Freenet is fadi
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Ian Clarke
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Subject: Re: [freenet-support] Freenet is
fading away...
Um, thanks for the pessimism I guess.Some of us are
working very hard to figure out how to address the problems we are s
Freenet is a lot more complicate in its necessary methods to get to it's goal than writing a card game or even an editor,... and the first editions of those took many months of work and many failures.
Encrypting and decrypting require a considerable amount of resources, thus time, and finding a
Um, thanks for the pessimism I guess.
Some of us are working very hard to figure out how to address the
problems we are seeing, but I guess others just want to benefit from
this research project without accepting the risks. Fortunately, most
seem to accept that sometimes, when you are on the c
