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If only IPFS worked a little bit faster. It would be nice to have a browser where you can publish static content to IPFS and pin it through tor. It’s a shame
by _factor 3y ago
If only IPFS worked a little bit faster. It would be nice to have a browser where you can publish static content to IPFS and pin it through tor.
It’s a shame that JavaScript can’t create peer to peer connections, not that most home routers would work with NAT anyway.
This is all by design. The vast majority of the web could be hosted by each user reserving 2GB of space and distributing the published content.
- countWSS 3y agoWithout some form of extreme compression, that 2GB portion will be quickly filled by random social network junk.
- _factor 3y agoExpiration dates work for things like that. No need to store social media posts for longer than a few days. Transient data doesn’t need to be permanently pinned. It’s not a pure archive. Certain sites can be archived.