I do trust the cloud. But I also don't trust other peoples' servers (what we usually think of the cloud). Clouds I trust: IPFS (interplanetary filesystem), Tor

I do trust the cloud. But I also don't trust other peoples' servers (what we usually think of the cloud). Clouds I trust: IPFS (interplanetary filesystem), Tor. I store .5 TB in IPFS right now, and it just works. Nobody can stop me, nobody can "remove" my access, and it's permanent as long as a single copy on the internet still exists. I also use Tor Hidden Services, where I get my own domain name [hash].onion . With a script I wrote for Linux,every program can handle .onion addresses natively. Nobody can stop this, or even detect it well. That means every node on my network is secure and anonymous in its location. I'm looking for a 3rd piece: a way to run distributed applications across a pool of machines. Ethereum seemed to be a way, but the speeds are rated in instructions/second. Undoable. I want to add all my machines to a computing cloud and do work on all of them. That still doesn't look like it exists, yet.