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White Noise v2026.3.5

We shipped v0.3.0, found bugs that lost messages, and went quiet to fix them. v2026.3.5 is the result: messages that arrive instantly with delivery confirmation, group chats that no longer drop messages, improved image sharing, and Amber support. New CLI and terminal clients join the mobile app. A different product from where we started.

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Zap Cooking Newsletter — Issue 8

The stack is getting deeper, Market and Nourish both launched and got immediate upgrades, and Zap Cooking keeps moving closer to becoming a product layer that normal people can actually use.

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FIPS v0.2.0 Released

FIPS v0.2.0 is now available. This release includes a major discovery protocol overhaul, Tor transport support, runtime peer management, and 12 bug fixes.

Authentic Tacos al Pastor

Tacos al pastor is a quintessential Mexican dish, with tender pork and pineapple marinated in a savory and aromatic chile sauce. Serve with warm corn tortillas, tomatillos salsa, and lemon or lime wedges.

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FIPS v0.1.0 — First Public Release

We're happy to announce the first tagged release of FIPS, the Free Internetworking Peering System. FIPS is a transport-agnostic, self-organizing mesh network that lets nodes discover each other and route traffic without any central authority.

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Understanding Keychat Through Mail

Through the mail analogy, you should now find it easier to understand what the Keychat protocol actually delivers: self-sovereign identity, end-to-end encryption with forward and backward secrecy, metadata-resistant addressing, decentralized transport, and a free market for message delivery where ecash stamps turn relays into competing post offices — sovereign communication.

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