Achievement Get: An update from Simon Harman, Loki Project CEO
The last two years have been a wild ride for the Loki Project team. Simon Harman, Loki Project CEO, recaps the project’s greatest highlights and milestones.
The last two years have been a wild ride for the Loki Project team. Simon Harman, Loki Project CEO, recaps the project’s greatest highlights and milestones.
Hey Y’all, Last week was a mad dash to get final parts of Session in place for the upcoming release this week. We also continued working on Lokinet 0.7.0 changes and and started building out the parts necessary for some incremental post-launch updates to Session. Loki Core Use wallet address by default in the sweep …
Hey Y’all, This week, our work was focused on fixing some issues discovered during internal testing of Session, as well as putting the finishing touches on rebranding the UI from Loki Messenger to Session.. We also made progress on the changes required for Lokinet version 0.7.0, which will fundamentally change the way we do DHT …
Hey Y’all, This week consisted of significant progress towards the Session release. Loki Core Libc++ read buffer serialization fix attempt https://github.com/loki-project/loki/pull/1018 Add systemd notification and watchdog support to ensure lokid is restarted if it gets stuck https://github.com/loki-project/loki/pull/1022 Fix rare deadlock in Blink TX pool https://github.com/loki-project/loki/pull/1021 Ensure wallet doesn’t use pool TX list from long polling …
Hey Y’all, Last week was a busy one due to the Nimble Nerthus hardfork, which was successful in both moving Lokinet routers onto mainnet and enabling Blink on mainnet. We are still monitoring the stability of both of these features and will release updates as needed. We also made progress with the Session rebranding on …
Hey Y’all, Last week was our final week of holidays, and a majority of the team is back into the office as of this week. However, some members of the dev team did work over the break. Last week, these team members primarily focused on work related to the Loki Messenger rebrand to Session; we …
Hey Y’all, Last week was quite busy, with the release of the testnet 6.0.0 Loki Core software, and Lokinet releases being tagged. We continue to focus our efforts on making the backend changes necessary for Session to be ready in mid-January. This includes changes to Lokinet, Lokid and the Loki Storage Server, all of which …
For the last 18 months, we’ve been hammering away at Loki Messenger, a decentralised, anonymous messaging app that uses Signal’s end-to-end encryption, Lokinet’s onion routing or proxy requests, and the Loki Storage Server infrastructure. Users generate almost no metadata when messaging using Loki Messenger. The app is fully cross-platform (with support for Windows, Android, macOS, …
Hey Y’all, Last week we started testing Blink on testnet. Apart from a few small bugs, Blink transactions are now sending successfully on testnet. On the Loki Messenger side, nearly all Loki messenger team members have started work on the upcoming Loki Messenger rebranding. This rebranding includes a full cross-platform visual redesign of the application …
Hey Y’all, This week we did a lot more work on Loki Messenger focusing on multi-device and profile images, getting everything ready for a quality-of-life upgrade for this week. We also forked the Loki core testnet with the latest Lokinet release candidate and Blink, gearing up for a planned release at the end of the …