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I have thought about this; it would be good to have a common "protocol" established for searching, requesting, and (eventually) retrieving documents over sneake
by iamnothere 8y ago
I have thought about this; it would be good to have a common "protocol" established for searching, requesting, and (eventually) retrieving documents over sneakernet. Perhaps some sort of updateable index passed along with the documents, and an anonymous register of what files are being requested. I envision sort of a physical version of Tor, where nobody knows who has what files or who is requesting what files; the only thing you know is who you just exchanged info with, but you don't know if the new requests/files came from them or from the next hop on the network. This could serve as a backup if the network becomes unavalable in the long term (due to a war, for instance) or if severe repression is put in place, restricting access to information.
- tenebrisalietum 8y agoRecoll works great to maintain a local searchable database of text documents. If you create a text record for each media item it could work.