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Iroh uses noq to establish QUIC connections between endpoints.

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Iroh uses noq to establish QUIC connections between endpoints.

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GitHub - n0-computer/iroh: IP addresses break, dial keys instead. A library that adds QUIC + NAT Traversal to your apps.

IP addresses break, dial keys instead. A library that adds QUIC + NAT Traversal to your apps. - n0-computer/iroh

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Would you mind explaining what those things are?
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  I don’t know what they are.
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    Oops, I misread your comment 💀

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