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This is an ideal use-case for P2P, e.g. IPFS rather than HTTP. No need for a dedicated, always on, always-accessible server at a given IP. Instead, provide the
by chriswarbo 4y ago
This is an ideal use-case for P2P, e.g. IPFS rather than HTTP. No need for a dedicated, always on, always-accessible server at a given IP. Instead, provide the content from any number of ad-hoc, flaky devices; the site will work so long as at least one is online.
Unfortunately, the standard IPFS daemon tends to be a resource hog (otherwise I'd be running it on my Pinephone ;) )