Re: [decentralization] Groove Networks has released the latest version of their "mediated P2P" decentralized business collaboration platform: Groove Workspace Version 2.0
Magi is a great example of the type of compelling application you can
create using existing standards. The fact that it is HTTP/WebDAV at its
core is very powerful for interopability and integration.
Peter Kilby wrote:
> You forgot one Michael, Magi 3.0 from Endeavors technology. Windows based
> currently, with a Mac/Linux version in the future, and can be used on PDA's
> to boot, also with full PKI security (HIPPA compliant at that)
You forgot one Michael, Magi 3.0 from Endeavors technology. Windows based currently, with a Mac/Linux version in the future, and can be used on PDA's to boot,...
Magi is a great example of the type of compelling application you can create using existing standards. The fact that it is HTTP/WebDAV at its core is very...
Justin Chapweske
justin@...
Apr 18, 2002 9:04 pm
Just out of curiosity -- what metric are you using to identify Groove as a commercial success? By far they've raised a significant amount of money and have a...
Hi Andy, Yes, a company named Brilliant Digital Entertainment agreed some months ago with Kazaa that every download of Kazaa's media desktop would include ...
Luis et al, ... Hmm funny thing about that agreement, it's not legally binding when entered into by my minor children or their friends who frequently use any...
... Distributed ad-serving seems like a pretty brain dead concept. I don't see how they expect to keep the latency at reasonable levels. -- Justin Chapweske,...
Justin Chapweske
justin@...
Apr 19, 2002 9:34 pm
Re: I don't see how they expect to keep the latency at reasonable levels. Justin, Latency of what? I'm trying to understand your comment. Michael. ... From:...
The latency of retrieving ad images from peers would be rather high. The only way I could see this providing reasonable performance is through some sort of...
Justin Chapweske
justin@...
Apr 20, 2002 4:30 am
... That wouldn't have to be true. If Brilliant set up a peer on your computer that kept up connections to low-latency peers, you could start the fetch as...
Or, if it fetched ads whenever your internet connection was active and then displayed those ads as pop ups independent of your browsing. This is the "new"...
Kazaa'a latency "solution" is worse ...check machine for C:\WINNT\system32\AdCache. It contains HMTL and images identical to the rotating HTML banners I see ...
Michael, "I've attached a Groove invite for the Decentralized Decentralization Discussion (DDD) space." Ok, I downloaded the 27mb, ran the install, launched...
... You got a lot farther than me. I don't run any Microsoft software on any computer I come in regular contact with. So, I couldn't join even if I wanted...
I'll follow-up offline, Zane. I can honestly say your experience isn't typical. I have several dozen clients using Groove on a broad variety of hardware....
Eric, "You got a lot farther than me. I don't run any Microsoft software on any computer I come in regular contact with." Ah, I run lots of Microsoft...
... I wouldn't trust the components your company makes. At the very least, Microsoft may one day decide that it's in their best interests that everybody move...
... I forgot that, at the very worst, your company could be forced, under a contract whose terms you may not disclose, to include any arbritrary code Microsoft...
... Yes they are. It's called a EULA, and Microsoft's EULA for each of their different products is different. ... -- "It does me no injury for my neighbor to...
... Even if the software were not good, you have every incentive to praise it. Your sales of Mabry components depends on public acceptance of Visual Studio and...
Todd, ... The praise I have for .Net has no impact on its acceptance. I have to base my expectation of future sales on something more tangible than what I can...
... Does anyone know of any forum where there is an open and active discussion about passport, .net et al? I am looking for some place with a little more ...
... It's impossible. This list avoids religion as much as any group this size can, and still gets regularly pulled in. a conjecture: meme stickyness is not...
... Yes, especially in a group discussing decentralization it is not helpful to convince everybody of the "right and only" system (i.e., monoculture =...
Eric, "I wouldn't trust the components your company makes. At the very least, Microsoft may one day decide that it's in their best interests that everybody...
Eric, "I forgot that, at the very worst, your company could be forced, under a contract whose terms you may not disclose, to include any arbritrary code...
May I argue that if Microsoft, or anyone else succeeded in forcing ISVs generally to add such code, then their business (and Microsoft's) would last not more...
... Hash: SHA1 ... Contract or not, you are in fact forced to include arbitrary Microsoft code in order to run on Windows. It's called %SystemRoot%, and it...
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