| 18 Jul 2024 |
 naine | * They offer the hosting though. To multiple Corps (and individuals). Where there's possibility to make money with hosting / on prem hosting consulting.
They probably surmised that the market is big enough for them to serve hosting. While letting self hosters/ some companies do their own thing.
Witg p2p there's no big C to pursue.
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| naine | In reply to @galaxy-nova:matrix.org
They could offer consulting To whom.
Who will pay for p2p is the question. | 09:45:28 |
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| 19 Jul 2024 |
 lain | i wonder if p2p has applications with iot | 03:57:20 |
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| 20 Jul 2024 |
 neotdc | i know paolo from holepunch was pushing that | 06:38:20 |
 Philip (a-0) | In reply to @naine-:envs.net
To whom.
Who will pay for p2p is the question. I could imagine that in 5-10 years becoming independent of DNS may become a topic for some industries or at least niche products, especially those which are more security-concious. Since p2p is usually inherently e2e-encrypted, they may pivot in that direction | 09:05:22 |
 galaxyhunter | Nostr people are building a DNS system using public keys | 16:31:05 |
| galaxyhunter | like .onion domains for clearnet | 16:31:38 |
| 21 Jul 2024 |
| naine | * They offer the hosting though. To multiple Corps (and individuals). Where there's possibility to make money with hosting / on prem hosting consulting.
They probably surmised that the market is big enough for them to serve hosting. While letting self hosters/ some companies do their own thing.
With p2p there's no big C to pursue.
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 GalaxyNova | In reply to @ph:a-0.me
I could imagine that in 5-10 years becoming independent of DNS may become a topic for some industries or at least niche products, especially those which are more security-concious. Since p2p is usually inherently e2e-encrypted, they may pivot in that direction DNSSEC exists so I don't see why they would do that rather than just using it | 11:47:14 |
| Philip (a-0) | In reply to @galaxy-nova:matrix.org
DNSSEC exists so I don't see why they would do that rather than just using it I really mean "independent of DNS", not "solving some security issues of DNS" | 12:24:19 |
 ꒒ꄲꋊꏂ꒒ꌦꉔꋬ꓄ | In reply to @ph:a-0.me
I really mean "independent of DNS", not "solving some security issues of DNS" I guess it could be GNS | 14:40:01 |
| ꒒ꄲꋊꏂ꒒ꌦꉔꋬ꓄ | I will looking out to implement GNS to IPv6 only with fully independent spanning subnet | 14:42:26 |
| ꒒ꄲꋊꏂ꒒ꌦꉔꋬ꓄ | I hate when mobile devices IP revealed by provider | 14:47:48 |
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