I managed to figure out what was going on when rival was coming out of sleep, it should now eventually re-establish correctly on its own! http://www.rivalmessenger.com/ to download, or use the auto update mechanism!
I've done a lot of soul-searching in the last few months on the fundamental nature of a Distributed Hash Table and have come to regard them as a tool primarily for public use only.
The reasoning is simple: a DHT is by it's very nature optimized for
Rival Messenger - There is some major groundwork being rewritten in the world of telehash right now. Jeremie is hard at work planning the next generation rework, better goals, better implementation, more secure. I have spent the last couple of nights preparing the current library implementation with a “kinda
Rival Messenger - Update on embedded media previews!
After a lot of fine tuning and implementation of an Open Graph parser URL meta data for URLs linked in a chat is looking pretty damn nice!
There are 3 modes, try to resolve any/all metadata, only resolve metadata for sites
Rival Messenger now has oembed support! Working on making cloudapp and droplr work nicely too.
Rival Messenger - Avatar/Thumbnail selection now working! No longer are you required to meticulously craft your local vCard to correctly populate your Rival profile! You can now just click on the thumbnail under Profile within Preferences, and choose your thumbnail via the picker!
Updates propagate in realtime to your
Rival Messenger - Working group modification and slightly nicer window headers for chat and view+add friend.
Im going to be focusing on the app layer for a while while Temas gets back in the lib groove. I should be able to knock out the chat history viewer at some
Ok, so this is really odd.. The circle of people that actually have a copy of Rival Messenger right now is VERY small, the circle of people that have participated in any discussion about Rival Messenger is pretty small too (aside from what I have exposed via blog posts/tweets
