We're nearing the end of October and like usual I've been a little too busy to write out what I've been up to. I know I'm going to miss some things so feel free to ask some questions.
Hardfork 26 came and the talk among the witnesses has been the scheduler bug that is requiring us to have a new Hardfork Tomorrow. I've been blessed by a larger than normal share of blocks, missing zero. I have my signing witness up to date for HF27 and my API witness is doing a little replay.
That's right! While it won't have the full HAF/HiveMind suite of API it should be a nice place to point Honeycomb Services to. Taking what is currently around 100 getBlock requests off the APIs and lightening their loads. Hopefully you'll find this up and running at hive-api.dlux.io with the above stated limitations.
I've been building a little proxy server that will allow access to services if a header is appropriately signed by hive keys. This should allow some future improvements to dlux and spk networks...
dlux has had a major upgrade thanks to a lot of work from 
The only thing that's missing is dApp submission. Which is being worked on with the above trole proxy and our new...
We're completely off AWS and have a brand new IPFS gateway up. We've switched to a cloudflare DNS provider for a bit of DDoS protection and the cloudflare APIs allow us to automate our dApp SSL security. Our wildcard subdomains ensure the average user of our site won't have cross scripting attacks via dApps. Further security improvements are planned as we roll out our uploader. Stay tuned!
Our token software has been testing new processes to ensure uptime and patch some inconsistencies. It's more secure than ever. We worked with 
SPK network is due for it's 1.2 upgrade shortly which will allow people to register services. It also has all the improvements of the DLUX Token. Proof of Access is sailing along at this point. I have all the infrastructure set up at this point to begin testing. I've written contracts for the reconciliation of offline contracts which will let users upload files/videos, ensure they've uploaded the right files, sign the steps off line, and have payments made when appropriate. All in real time. Of course we'll need to do a deep dive into that system so the community can probe it's operation and safety...
You've all approved about 15,500,000 HP of votes toward a modest development fund which is about half way to being funded. I'm sure we'll make it eventually and I'd appreciate your help. Witness votes are also highly appreciated.
