Sessions at Strange Loop 2011 about p2p

Tuesday 20th September 2011

• A P2P Digital Self with TeleHash

  by Jeremie Miller

  We’re on the cusp of the Personal Data era, where people take back their online information, sharing it with whom they choose, in ways they control. Tomorrow’s giants won’t be companies that exploit personal information—they’ll be those that help people to benefit from and enrich their lives. This sea-change is already underfoot through open source projects like TeleHash and the Locker Project.

  We’ll do a deep dive on how TeleHash uses UDP, JSON, and a Kademlia based DHT to let anyone build apps that can work across any network and establish direct connections, and how to build a simple app that works fully distributed. Equally important is the ability to have a copy of your own personal data and the ability to then share it directly, so we’ll cover the basics of Lockers and how it can facilitate the flow of data with the owner at the center and always in control.

  • p2p
  • Personal Data
  • telehash

  At 9:30am to 10:20am, Tuesday 20th September

  In Gateway 1, Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark