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Isn't fork possible solution? Always?

Yeah, unique as primary key in relation database :-)

Any ideas, comments?

Thanks.

You could have problems with NAT, but SIP protocol has STUN and ICE which are responsible for dealing with this. Check that out.

Btw i had idea SIP + JSON/HTML + DHT which would not suffer with "man in the middle attack" that HTTP has as designed decision. You could connect, for example, with HTTP/FTP/... protocols to your buddies directly. You just have to make right SDP packet when calling them ...

Hey. What do you think about this?

https://github.com/popee/libjason/blob/master/jason.rl

It is implemented in ragel state machine compiler, with no other dependencies. It is modified version of libejson but simplified to use only standard JSON. Also small. Btw ragel is great utility ;-)

Eventually and maybe even sooner then most think, fb will become jet another dinosaur. It's just a matter of time. Fly dinosaur, fly :-)

LOL

Application will be www.google.com, www.youtube.com, etc. They'll get censorship instruction from gov bodies. There are two things that are obvious now, fight google vs facebook is like who will be big brothers right hand and other is that RMS was right. Sad thing is that it is first time in human history that evil oligarchy can be beaten by engineers (google, facebook, ...). Too bad they don't get it :-(

Agreed. Valgrind can be very helpful, saved me few times. You know huge modular application, one line bug, dead end situation. Too bad output is mess, ups, full of details :-)

Guess it is because perl is mostly used by sysadmins, you know shell on steroids to do the job -> scripting. Other reason can be because perl is changing in details all the time, well mostly adding useful stuff. I remember, in one moment it didn't have switch statement, after one not so big update it had :-)

Etherpad uses java, so if you don't like that try etherpad-lite based on node.js. Like ~10x less memory at startup :-)

https://github.com/Pita/etherpad-lite

Sooo, did you enjoy 1984? :-)