hmmmm - maybe the launcher has a cache too …? i need to wait for 20 seconds or so till the movie starts after closing and restarting everything - but it is lightning-fast afterwards 
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i’m no programmer, have no clue about browsers or the launcher and i have no clue how movie files are structured … so i can’t help you Oo … sorry
Missed these posts yesterday, but this sounds impressive! Looking forward to trying later.
When I attempted to access the site, I was able to try and play the file but nothing seemed to happen. I gave it 5 mins to see if it were just a long loading issue.
However, it appears that the video file is actually on the testnet as I was able (Chrome latest stable build on W7) to right-click and ‘Save video as’, then play it using VLC on my machine.
Oh yeah, got one for the list: http://projectdecorum.safenet
Awesome. Have been checking that one out @Seneca Great stuff mate.
PM @happybeing to be added.
hey sorry i am very very busy lately … yes i got the same result now on my first attemt to load http://elephant.nadir.safenet/ Oo
… i don’t know what happened … on the 2nd try (just did a reaload in firefox) it worked =)
big buck bunny doesn’t load any longer for me too :-\ maybe i’ll re-upload it this weekend (if i have some minutes spare-time 
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http://www.davidpbrown.safenet - [Hello World].Babel
Very impressed how easy all this is!
I don’t understand why I seem to have spawned a publickey.davidpbrown.safenet that has no files in it… but perhaps everyone necessarily has that.
Note: could not edit the OP as wiki for the post then having too many users named… told I have a 20 name limit in any one post.
You probably visited Project Decorum’s proof of concept with that public ID. It creates that publickey for validation of any posts’ origins.
You can download and open in a text editor http://publickey.davidpbrown.safenet/decorum to view it.
I admit this is all very ugly, and won’t be handled like this in the real thing.
Yes, I did visit there but don’t recall doing anything as post. Still, that’s an odd quirk that looks like forcing content to another’s domain, which I’m surprised is possible even now. Are we masters of our own domain or liable to it becoming a mess of cookies and cakes gifted from others?.. and would that clash with a users’ interests in what subdomains they create?.. Is publickey one of a number of reserved names then??
I agree more advanced access control is necessary. Right now any app that you grant permission can do all sorts of things with your services.
SAFE playground for messing with all the API functions: http://app.playground.safenet
Edit: this playground was uploaded using the playground 
hahaha extremely cool!
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