A Cryptographic Identity Can Replace API Keys
Combining a persistent Nostr identity with FIPS networking could let software arrange access across apps without sending users through accounts, domains and copied credentials.
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FIPS gives computers direct, secure addresses so their files and services can be reached without first moving them into the cloud. FIPS lets peers find a path to a computer or application, then carries IPv6 traffic across whatever underlying connection is available.
With Pete Winn and Andy David
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FIPS gives computers direct, secure addresses so their files and services can be reached without first moving them into the cloud. FIPS lets peers find a path to a computer or application, then carries IPv6 traffic across whatever underlying connection is available.
Ideas from Episode 72
AI Agents Can Orchestrate Local Creative Tools
An AI agent can turn mature applications on one computer into an adaptive production pipeline by choosing the right tool for each task and iterating towards a defined standard.
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FIPS Addresses Connect Local Wingman Apps
A FIPS-based Wingman prototype made laptop-hosted apps reachable from other devices without first provisioning the usual public web infrastructure.
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FIPS Makes Personal Computers Internet Participants
FIPS gives computers direct, secure addresses so their files and services can be reached without first moving them into the cloud.
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How FIPS Finds Routes Between Computers
FIPS lets peers find a path to a computer or application, then carries IPv6 traffic across whatever underlying connection is available.
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Local AI Agents Put Existing Computers to Work
Bringing intelligence onto a user’s device lets agents work with local software, files and processing power instead of recreating the whole environment in the cloud.
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One Website Can Index Your FIPS Drives
A Nostr identity can turn files held across several FIPS-connected computers into one browsable index without moving them into a hosted repository.
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