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Correct invalid unicode character in "theyre", which is now "they're"
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It took me a while to realize that this issue was not a problem of my toolchain, but an actual
issue in the document itself, which would probably prevent it from compiling to PDF on
other systems as well.

Now it is verified to build correctly to PDF and ePub on a ubuntu system.
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These clouds of tiny machines talk to each other, all the time, over short-range wireless links using the Internet Protocol. They create mesh networks, pass information and tasks around like nervous signals. They augment our memory, vision, every aspect of our communications, and physical functions. And it's 0MQ that powers their conversations and events and exchanges of work and information.

Now, to make even a thin imitation of this come true today, we need to solve a set of technical problems. These include: How do peers discover each other? How do they talk to existing networks like the Web? How do they protect the information they carry? How do we track and monitor them, to get some idea of what theyre doing? Then we need to do what most engineers forget about: package this solution into a framework that is dead easy for ordinary developers to use.
Now, to make even a thin imitation of this come true today, we need to solve a set of technical problems. These include: How do peers discover each other? How do they talk to existing networks like the Web? How do they protect the information they carry? How do we track and monitor them, to get some idea of what they're doing? Then we need to do what most engineers forget about: package this solution into a framework that is dead easy for ordinary developers to use.

This is what we'll attempt in this chapter: to build a framework for distributed applications as an API, protocols, and implementations. It's not a small challenge but I've claimed often that 0MQ makes such problems simple, so let's see if that's still true.

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