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theTedd
It's doable, but I'm not sure anyone is implementing/using
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theTedd
MSavoritias has some plans in that direction
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jjj333_p (any pronouns)
hmmm
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moparisthebest
jjj333_p (any pronouns): note regular XMPP s2s that everyone uses is fully p2p, and nothing stops local clients from talking s2s directly or running a server on their device
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jjj333_p (any pronouns)
> hmmm before i decided on making an xmpp client i had thoughts about making a somewhat p2p messaging app or something of the sort, would be interesting to implement ↺
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jjj333_p (any pronouns)
> jjj333_p (any pronouns): note regular XMPP s2s that everyone uses is fully p2p, and nothing stops local clients from talking s2s directly or running a server on their device you have a point, i suppose a muc would be hard to reliably p2p but even that ↺
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moparisthebest
One of the servers has to host it currently yes
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jjj333_p (any pronouns)
but i suppose you could s2s to it from the client, push come to shove
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moparisthebest
The old school lan-p2p is neat but basically a non starter today because it doesn't do any authenticity or encryption
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jjj333_p (any pronouns)
got it makes sense
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theTedd
> The old school lan-p2p is neat but basically a non starter today because it doesn't do any authenticity or encryption There's no reason your couldn't do them✎ ↺ -
theTedd
> The old school lan-p2p is neat but basically a non starter today because it doesn't do any authenticity or encryption There's no reason you couldn't do them ✏ ↺
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moparisthebest
If you want fully anonymous, encrypted, and p2p without domain names, each use runs their own server on a Tor hidden service, mostly clients and servers will all just work, just need to bundle them so no manual setup is needed :)
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moparisthebest
>> The old school lan-p2p is neat but basically a non starter today because it doesn't do any authenticity or encryption > There's no reason you couldn't do them theTedd: how would you? nostr like? You generate a public/private keypair and that's your identity now? ↺
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jjj333_p (any pronouns)
> If you want fully anonymous, encrypted, and p2p without domain names, each use runs their own server on a Tor hidden service, mostly clients and servers will all just work, just need to bundle them so no manual setup is needed :) yep, im thinking prosody might make sense as an optional bundle to be able to do this ↺
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theTedd
> theTedd: how would you? nostr like? You generate a public/private keypair and that's your identity now? Pretty much; of course, other schemes are possible ↺
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theTedd
Each individual would have to authenticate all others they want to communicate with though
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dwd
Or you introduce trust anchors and path building, either using known contacts as trust anchors in a Web of trust, or the pki style ca.