andrewxhill

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Thoughts on how we can help add the next 1M peers to IPFS(medium.com)
3 points by andrewxhill 8y ago|0 comments
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by andrewxhill 8y ago
Completely. Nobody sat me down to explain debt, they just explained that it was an option to go to the school I wanted to go to. I'm pretty much an idiot now, I can barely comprehend how stupid I was at 18. So to think that I somehow c
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Your photos, decentralized and encrypted – the tech inside Textile Photo(medium.com)
3 points by andrewxhill 8y ago|1 comments
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by andrewxhill 8y ago
While you are probably right, these numbers only account for the first 10-12 days of #deletefacebook, and those are only a few days over most of a quarter's worth of growth before them.
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The Mission to Decentralize the Internet (2013)(newyorker.com)
3 points by andrewxhill 8y ago|0 comments
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A friendly way to create an IPFS cluster on EC2(medium.com)
1 points by andrewxhill 9y ago|0 comments
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by andrewxhill 9y ago
At least a couple of the guys I work with have gotten help from your team on understanding it all. We used it to get https://github.com/textileio/textile-go off the ground. Def not possible with ob-go.
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by andrewxhill 9y ago
Congrats! OB is great and openbazaar-go has been a very helpful project for us.
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by andrewxhill 9y ago
Totally, I'm into that. One of the big motivators here is how painful it is currently to move _your_ photos (or any personal data) across services. We want to build an open system where you control where your data goes and how. It seem
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by andrewxhill 9y ago
Until filecoin is live we are spinning up ifps nodes to ensure your content is available. Alternatively, we are building both a mobile and desktop client and you'll be able to just choose to have your desktop automatically pin your con
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by andrewxhill 9y ago
Very odd. If you drag the zip onto your laptop and the drop event listener doesn't pick up on it, your browser would likely just "download" the zip you dropped. Which explains what you see I'm guessing. What I'm not
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by andrewxhill 9y ago
While it is going to cost money of course, this is exactly what we are building into our product. But instead of using centralized servers that know your private keys, we are building it on decentralized hosting (IPFS) and we never know you
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by andrewxhill 9y ago
Bummer. There is a grace period, I forget how many days, where you can undo it before it's gone forever. You could sign back in, undo, export, and then redo. Unless you did it too long ago.
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by andrewxhill 9y ago
thanks! updated in comment too
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by andrewxhill 9y ago
We also put it on ProductHunt in case any of you want to share with others over there, https://www.producthunt.com/posts/facebook-gallery-recovery
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by andrewxhill 9y ago
heck yeah! thanks for the comment. we're down to do nice exports of some of the other data types. we'll look into it for sure.
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by andrewxhill 9y ago
Oh no! I saw that FB put the metadata into the html but didn't realize they ALSO removed them from the images. I'll look into what's possible!
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by andrewxhill 9y ago
If you're into that, check out our core project, https://www.textile.photos/ . The idea is to give you control of all your data (starting with photos) doing backup not on our servers but on a decentralized service cal
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by andrewxhill 9y ago
Oh! Glad you commented about that, happy you found it though. Thanks.
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Show HN: Textile – Return Facebook photo exports back to nicely-named galleries(fb.textile.photos)
272 points by andrewxhill 9y ago|77 comments
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Private iCloud replacement built on IPFS is looking for beta testers(textile.photos)
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SXSW panel on offline data science, decentralization, and privacy [audio](schedule.sxsw.com)
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Terms of Service: Understanding our role in the world of Big Data (2014)(projects.aljazeera.com)
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Talk by Max Schrems: Privacy Shield – Lipstick on a Pig?(media.ccc.de)
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by andrewxhill 9y ago
here's the link, https://tinyletter.com/data
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Data goes bang: understanding personal data and privacy in a data driven world
2 points by andrewxhill 9y ago|1 comments
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Textile – Feature engineering for machine learning on any mobile device(medium.com)
6 points by andrewxhill 9y ago|1 comments
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Squarespace Raises Funding at $1.7B Valuation(bloomberg.com)
2 points by andrewxhill 9y ago|0 comments
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by andrewxhill 9y ago
Give Set http://set.gl a look, we are currently in beta. I'd love to hear more about what you are trying to do to see if we can help.
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by andrewxhill 9y ago
For an alternative to the predictive portions just launched, check out https://blog.set.gl/ currently in a free beta.

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