" Netention is a tool for describing one's current life situation (“is”), and potential future situations (“will be”) – as linked data objects. "
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From: SeH
Date: Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 1:33 AM
Subject: Netention P2P with Gnutella
To: global-survival@googlegroups.com
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I can't completely trust that closed-source software like Windows or Apple products work the way they say they do, or that they don't operate against my best interests. in contrast, Linux and Android (which contains Linux inside it) are open platforms. i appreciate open source and how it applies not just to software but hardware... since anything resulting from intellectual effort can be shared
Netention is stilll writing its own story ;) To me it's a human/computer/human interaction paradigm and network protocol with some prototypical source code and documentation that attempt to explain it.
I'm excited to see what it grows to become. Whether it fills some or all of the niches, or transforms the paradigm entirely... I don't know.
Though my intuition is that it has more potential than can be contained into a single .COM... and should be a fundamental ubiquitous software component in the same way that e-mail and office software is universal and has many implementations.
I resurrected an older prototype of Netention and began integrating the Gnutella network library 'jTella' into it. i figure Netention ought to be a conveniently accessible desktop / mobile app and not confined to web browser or associated with a particular .com/.net. the web version can also be developed in parallel. gnutella is unstoppable. i remember how excited i was when Nullsoft first released it. and then their super-secure GNU WASTE darknet a few years afterward....
I setup a temporary site at www.netention.org but the main development area is still http://automenta.com/netention You can see an old video of the java desktop prototype that i'm working with again in the 2nd video of the video playlist embedded on the www.netention.org site. once its more ready i plan to commit it to a new project on github.
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From: SeH
Date: Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 1:33 AM
Subject: Netention P2P with Gnutella
To: global-survival@googlegroups.com
I can't completely trust that closed-source software like Windows or Apple products work the way they say they do, or that they don't operate against my best interests. in contrast, Linux and Android (which contains Linux inside it) are open platforms. i appreciate open source and how it applies not just to software but hardware... since anything resulting from intellectual effort can be shared
Netention is stilll writing its own story ;) To me it's a human/computer/human interaction paradigm and network protocol with some prototypical source code and documentation that attempt to explain it.
I'm excited to see what it grows to become. Whether it fills some or all of the niches, or transforms the paradigm entirely... I don't know.
Though my intuition is that it has more potential than can be contained into a single .COM... and should be a fundamental ubiquitous software component in the same way that e-mail and office software is universal and has many implementations.
I resurrected an older prototype of Netention and began integrating the Gnutella network library 'jTella' into it. i figure Netention ought to be a conveniently accessible desktop / mobile app and not confined to web browser or associated with a particular .com/.net. the web version can also be developed in parallel. gnutella is unstoppable. i remember how excited i was when Nullsoft first released it. and then their super-secure GNU WASTE darknet a few years afterward....
I setup a temporary site at www.netention.org but the main development area is still http://automenta.com/netention You can see an old video of the java desktop prototype that i'm working with again in the 2nd video of the video playlist embedded on the www.netention.org site. once its more ready i plan to commit it to a new project on github.
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* Global Survival System http://www.automenta.com/global-survival-system
* Collective Intelligence Magnifier http://www.google.com/url?sa=D&q=https://docs.google.com/present/view%3Fid%3Ddfwcztt3_54g967wgd7
* Enformable http://enformable.com
* Mailpool http://mattmahoney.net/agi2.html
* Netention http://automenta.com/netention
* Synth Programming Language https://sites.google.com/site/synthprogramminglanguage/