[CrackMonkey] When to say "Freenet" [Was: Techno music]
Danny O'Brien
danny at spesh.com
Sat Apr 21 19:09:54 PDT 2001
On Sat, Apr 21, 2001 at 12:29:30PM -0700, Mr. Bad wrote:
> >>>>> "MM" == Monkey Master <monkeymaster at crackmonkey.org> writes:
>
> MM> Well, usenet is good because for one thing IT WORKS,
> MM> while freenet IS SUX. There's an existing installed base, set
> MM> of tools, etc etc etc.
>
> Oooh, is it EASIER, Nick? Much, much EASIER to use? Well, that's
> probably YOUR better bet, going with the EASIER system, since it's
> EASIER and everything. You should probably even go around telling
> people, "I TRIED to use that Freenet, but it was REAL HARD, and it
> hurt my poor little girly brain, so I uninstalled it."
>
Wait there! Ho now! Can we not all get along? Would just the bestest thing be
to use USENET as an optional parallel distribution system for Freenet nodes?
If there's some material that you want to get widely distributed to nodes that
are big and friendly enough to take lots of content, instead of gently
percolating through the network like some limp-wristed whispered "ooh don't
mind me, i'm just a leetle bit of dangerous free speech. cache me if you can!
", why not post it to alt.freenet.evil.crypto.communists, where the bigger
nodes scan that group, and insert it into their local cache, and ensure a much
more resilient distribution.
Heck, even with just one node listening, this would be useful, because the
scanning code could simultaneously insert it in a.f.e.c.c into mojo, and
publius too. Usenet as super-glooo!
Of course, tragedy of the commons, lack of true anonymity, whine, whine,
bitch, but USENET's had that in moon-sized spades for years, and it hasn't
stopped me from posting pornographic DivXs of scientologists reading their
copyright material through patented government UFO technology microphones.
d.
oh shut up and write it, me
> You can probably even JUSTIFY your lame attitude with some Jerry
> Pournelle excuses. "The reference version is in JAVA, and it took time
> to make it work with the free JVM. And THEN it took a lot of
> memory. The NATIVE daemon doesn't have a AUTOCONFIG. And there wasn't
> enough DOCUMENTATION. I am sad and crying."
>
> Just remember: when the Names of the Heroes are enscribed in the Book
> of Freedom, the comfort-lovers and wait-and-seers are not often added.
>
> ~Mr. Bad
>
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