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Smoketoomuch · 15-12-04, 03:24 PM

As a proof of concept (of the difficulty of regulating peer-to-peer applications), Edward Felten posted a p2p-prog written in python that is only 15 lines of code.

As a response, Matthew Skala wrote a p2p-prog called MoleSter, written in Perl that is only 9 lines of code and uses only the TCP protocol library.

Fun stuff. It seems that there is a competition now

This is also on slashdot (there are some funny comments worth reading there as well) : http://developers.slashdot.org/artic...&tid=156&tid=1

btw: Hello All

15-12-04, 03:24 PM	#1
Smoketoomuch freak Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Hungary Posts: 906	p2p minimalism: two p2p progs in 15 and 9 lines As a proof of concept (of the difficulty of regulating peer-to-peer applications), Edward Felten posted a p2p-prog written in python that is only 15 lines of code. As a response, Matthew Skala wrote a p2p-prog called MoleSter, written in Perl that is only 9 lines of code and uses only the TCP protocol library. Fun stuff. It seems that there is a competition now This is also on slashdot (there are some funny comments worth reading there as well) : http://developers.slashdot.org/artic...&tid=156&tid=1 btw: Hello All __________________ "If you open your mind too wide, people would throw trash in it"