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* [https://www.docker.io/ Docker] - an open-source project to easily create lightweight, portable, self-sufficient containers from any application. | * [https://www.docker.io/ Docker] - an open-source project to easily create lightweight, portable, self-sufficient containers from any application. | ||
* [http://maidsafe.net/ MaidSafe] - an encrypted, fully distributed data management service. This network manages static and dynamic data as well as communications. (charges money) | * [http://maidsafe.net/ MaidSafe] - an encrypted, fully distributed data management service. This network manages static and dynamic data as well as communications. (charges money) | ||
* [https://github.com/telehash/telehash.org/blob/master/v3/intro.md Telehash] - "Telehash is a 100% open, secure mesh networking technology with these design principles: full end-to-end encryption, all the time; strict privacy: no content, identity, or metadata is ever revealed to third parties; maximum app/device compatibility: suitable for embedded, mobile, and web usage; making privacy the easy choice for developers; flexible transport protocols, for compatibility with existing layers; native implementations for the widest possible variety of languages/platforms. The telehash team includes collaborators from around the world, many of whom were the principal architects of XMPP. It is intended as a next-generation protocol advancing the original goals of Jabber. | * [https://github.com/telehash/telehash.org/blob/master/v3/intro.md Telehash] - "Telehash is a 100% open, secure mesh networking technology with these design principles: full end-to-end encryption, all the time; strict privacy: no content, identity, or metadata is ever revealed to third parties; maximum app/device compatibility: suitable for embedded, mobile, and web usage; making privacy the easy choice for developers; flexible transport protocols, for compatibility with existing layers; native implementations for the widest possible variety of languages/platforms. The telehash team includes collaborators from around the world, many of whom were the principal architects of XMPP. It is intended as a next-generation protocol advancing the original goals of Jabber." | ||
== Social Platforms == | == Social Platforms == | ||