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Unfortunately, much of the information we interact with every day is ever-changing and published by someone specific, which is not a feature provided by content
by vertex-four 8y ago
Unfortunately, much of the information we interact with every day is ever-changing and published by someone specific, which is not a feature provided by content-addressable storage.
- diggan 8y agoDepends on what content-addressable storage you mean specifically. IPFS (disclaimer: I work on IPFS) handles this by using IPNS together with your PeerID. As long as you have the ID of who the "someone specific" is, you can listen for their published changes. The changesets themselves are immutable, but IPNS provides a mutable naming layer on top of that.
- vertex-four 8y agoThat, then, is not content-addressable storage, and is instead an entirely different part of the system bundled in under the same name. I'm not sure what benefit such a thing actually provides, anyway.