Ryan Ramage

@karpathy @rmhrisk We've been warning about this problem since 2020. Socket Firewall is one good solution. socket.dev/blog/introduci…

@meaimanlee @paoloardoino Many keet devs use mac with no issues. The @keet_io team is very happy to help you - please reach out to support@holepunch.to . Lets help you sort out your issues

@paoloardoino Can you check why keet doesn't run macOS? It just doesn't start for some reason.

Eventually we'll have a Pear OS

@YashasEdu @TheDeFiKenshin @Pears_p2p There are other ways to backup your data. Look in the advanced settings for blind peers. Very cool tech. And you can run your own.

@TheDeFiKenshin @Pears_p2p Gotta install it on multiple devices and you will always have a backup in case you lose access to a device.

Tether just launched something that makes sense🧵 @Pears_p2p was dropped yesterday. It's a password manager that doesn't store your passwords anywhere. Not on their servers or in the cloud. It's p2p, meaning your credentials only exist on your devices and sync directly btw them. ➠ How was it formed? In June 2025 we saw 16B login credentials leaked (it was the second largest breach in history). Apple, Google, Facebook, government services, all were compromised. PearPass is a response to cloud infra failing repeatedly. ➣ Traditional password managers encrypt your vault and store it on company servers ➣ If those servers get breached, attackers have millions of encrypted vaults to crack PearPass eliminates this entirely as there are no central targets. Your passwords live locally, sync device to device when both are online. ➠ How does it handle the privacy? ‣ End to end encryption using Libsodium (industry standard crypto) ‣ Open source on GitHub ‣ Secfault Security completed an independent security audit ‣ Available free on iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux ‣ Stores passwords, credit cards, notes, identity docs The P2P approach has tradeoffs. Your devices need to be online to sync, unlike cloud managers that work anywhere. But you're trading convenience for eliminating the single point of failure that's been exploited repeatedly. See PearPass isn't standalone. It's built on Pear Runtime, Tether's P2P infra they've been developing since 2022. Keet (their encrypted messaging app) already runs on it. This is part of a broader decentralized infra play. ➠ Conclusion The 91% of organizations that suffered identity related incidents in 2024 shows the current approach isn't working. Whether this specific solution gains adoption or not, the zero-server model is worth watching. Browser extension is still forthcoming and we don't know how they'll fund longterm development but @Pears_p2p is a different architectural approach to a problem that's gotten worse every year so it's worth watching.

🍐🔒PearPass is fully open-source; fork it, verify it, and help us improve it github.com/tetherto/pearp…

Keet is a beautiful building, Pears a bustling courtyard. This manifesto aligns pretty well with what we are doing at holepunch.to resonantcomputing.org

Live streamed on @keet_io yday at 120mbit/s cause I had my stream in mega high quality by accident. P2P doesnt care, free infrastructure lol. Can’t wait to ship this to everyone. RIP centralised solutions

Was testing @keet_io p2p mega broadcast tonight before @LuganoPlanB tmw. Ended up streaming 1h of @PDXVictoria to the members of the Keet history room cause it worked so well 😅🔥🍐

@feross @ghoullier give keet.io another try - it's getting really good

@ghoullier Signal

Irresponsible post. End-to-end encryption works precisely because it assumes untrusted infrastructure. Whether Signal runs on AWS, GCP, or their own servers doesn’t matter -- the math does. Every Wi-Fi hotspot, ISP, and backbone in between is untrusted by design.

The internet is fragile when it depends on servers. Outages? Downtime? Not our problem. Keet runs peer-to-peer. No servers. No single point of failure. Just pure, unstoppable communication. 🌿 Never on a Server - Keet .io

Today I found the original Artificial Intelligence Lab, it was in the terminator 2 pinball game, 1991

If you are protesting today, be really careful with your digital footprint. Consider a burner phone. And a secure chat app that requires no account like keet keet.io

Keet 4.5.0 🍐 Desktop Features 💻 - Desktop now supports calls to ring in DM rooms. - Remove linked devices from your profile. - Moderation features upgrade for better room management. - Room admins and moderators can now delete files directly from the room options. Mobile Features 📱 - Remove linked devices from your profile. - Push notifications now include the rooms' avatar for easier recognition. - Moderation upgrades for better room management. - Room admins and moderators can now delete files directly from the room options.

Onboarding a pear ton of users to @keet_io this weekend 😅 Just so you know. @keet_io doesn't, nor will it ever, have a token. It's P2P. If someone tells you otherwise they are trying to scam you. Enjoy free and private P2P comms.

In retrospect of the @npmjs attack yesterday, its clear to me the following should be top priority for the worlds biggest package manager 1. Normal team flows for public packages. The current “manage each package individually and every is an admin” flow is creating these situations 2. We need an official npm app to accept invites vs the email link flows which is phishing hell 3. Multisig 2FA for releases. If i release a popular package I’d want a quorum of owners to approve said release.

Halifax, lol a bit stressed

Anyone who follows me in Halifa region? Need an assist

hey! randomly found your tweet in recommendations just wanted to say thank you and share that keet helped me yesterday to talk to my family that is living in Russia. The Russian government is blocking every west communication platform. but keet is working. long time fan of technology (since the first betas) but only yesterday was able to use it properly

The story of peer-to-peer, told by those who built it.🍐 Jaan Tallinn (founding engineer of Skype & Kazaa) joins @mafintosh and @andrewosh to discuss the past, present, and future of P2P.🚀 Watch the full conversation: ow.ly/IWJf50WAxQF

For a gift, I got a bike Garmin speed and cadence sensor. Just took it for a spin, very fun. Only almost got hit by one car who drove through a red light

Buildings next door to each other trying to summon very different gods