sjgant80-hub/liveware

Liveware — verify a whole living software system in your own browser in ten minutes: a signed seed that grows it, a self-defending door, LIGHT compression vs gzip/zstd/brotli, and a two-tab mesh. Every claim a button; GitHub's runner reproduces the receipts.

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How fast sjgant80-hub/liveware is gaining stars, and where it lands on Trendshift and GitHub Trending

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Stars, forks and merged pull requests each day or month, lined up with the repository's rank on Trendshift Trending

Nov 1 – Nov 4, 2026

Stars +0 in 4 days

Forks +0 in 4 days

Merged PRs 0 in 4 days

Trendshift Trendingwhere the repository ranked each day it made the top 25

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Stars, forks, merged pull requests and Trendshift Trending rank, by day
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Sun, Nov 1, 2026	+0	+0
Mon, Nov 2, 2026	+0	+0
Tue, Nov 3, 2026	+0	+0
Wed, Nov 4, 2026	+0	+0
Total	+0	+0

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Recent discussions about this repository across the web

Nov 41 post
- SQL injection, a shell command, a replayed message, a forged signature, 10,000 random packets. 11,012 attacks. 0 got through. 100 of 100 genuine messages still did. Each refusal names the check that…
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Nov 32 posts
- A fake peer tried to join two connected browser tabs. It was refused at the signature check. Liveware's live page, run in our browser today: Two tabs found each other with no server in the middle and…
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- A 357 KB catalogue: gzip gets it to 45 KB. LIGHT gets it to 32 KB. The honest rows: on a JPEG it's a near-tie with brotli (1.31x each). On a tiny file it wins by 4 bytes. And it's slow: 1.1 s vs…
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Nov 22 posts
- We threw 11,112 attacks at Liveware's front door. 0 got through. Forged signatures, replays, oversized and foreign payloads, 10,000 random inputs and a 1,000-strong mutating swarm. Every classic…
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- Flip one bit in a 338-byte signed seed and it refuses to grow. We tried every position: 338 copies, 338 refused, 0 blocks loaded. Untouched, it grows and writes a byte-identical signed copy. Every…
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