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by agentofuser 7y ago
It will be interesting to see what happens after Starlink and competitors make radio internet ubiquitous. What are they going to do, shoot down satellites?
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by agentofuser 7y ago
Glad you're interested :) I've opened an issue so we can continue on github: https://github.com/agentofuser/ipfs-deploy/issues/13
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by agentofuser 7y ago
Wow, that was really fast, congrats! I'd love to have Eternum support on ipfs-deploy, btw. Please let me know if you'd like to submit a PR and need help.
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Create-Pastel-App: Build CLI Apps Using React(github.com)
1 points by agentofuser 7y ago|0 comments
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by agentofuser 7y ago
I should add, since you didn't specifically mention web stuff, that it _can_ be used as a CDN for stuff that is less latency-sensitive, like software package managers. That is in fact, the main focus of 2019 for Protocol Labs, the comp
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by agentofuser 7y ago
Good idea! I've been following Web Packaging from a distance, so would need to do some research, but from the looks of it, ipfs-deploy could automate packaging up a directory into an SXG before uploading it to pinners. Gotta figure out
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by agentofuser 7y ago
Yes, definitely. I mean, you certainly get better bandwidth and latency depending on popularity and geographic diversity of seeders, and there are even youtube-alternative websites that host videos on IPFS. But for something like browsing f
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by agentofuser 7y ago
If you pin to IPFS and then use a public http gateway like https://cloudflare-ipfs.com , which caches and distributes via their CDN, you'll have a good CDN alternative. If you just use IPFS directly with a non-CDN'd, no
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by agentofuser 7y ago
Yep. That is the price practiced by Pinata[1] after 1GB, and by Eternum[2] at the outset (no free tier). [1]: https://pinata.cloud/ [2]: https://www.eternum.io/
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by agentofuser 7y ago
Thank you! It makes me very happy to hear that. Feel free to ping me if you run into any trouble (even if it's just a non-showstopper like some unnecessary friction or papercut.) Also keen on hearing what services I should add next. I
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by agentofuser 7y ago
Yeah both Infura and Pinata are free for up to 1Gb or something like that, which is fine for most static websites and blogs. But those are startups, so I agree that for long-term permanence it's better to do some self-hosting down the
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by agentofuser 7y ago
Hi! Author here. This is my first npm package, so I'd love to hear feedback on how I can improve it, what tools I can use for that, etc. Thank you for checking it out :)
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Show HN: IPFS-Deploy – Zero-Config CLI to Deploy Static Websites to IPFS(github.com)
150 points by agentofuser 7y ago|34 comments
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Achievement Unlocked: The 2019 IPFS Roadmap(blog.ipfs.io)
7 points by agentofuser 8y ago|1 comments
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Hurricane Electric secondary DNS adds support for TSIG authentication(ctrl.blog)
3 points by agentofuser 8y ago|0 comments
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ProtonMail vs. Mailbox.org Comparison(ctrl.blog)
1 points by agentofuser 8y ago|0 comments
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by agentofuser 8y ago
This is a wonderful little tool, thank you for publishing it! It was super easy to install and run.
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Distributed web not ready for Runet cutoff from the Internet(ctrl.blog)
85 points by agentofuser 8y ago|45 comments
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Libricochet-Go: Experimental Implementation of v3Onion Ricochet Protocol in Go(git.openprivacy.ca)
1 points by agentofuser 8y ago|0 comments