lgierth

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by lgierth 9y ago
I've been using hub to do update orchestration over a group of repos, i.e. bubbling up updates through a dependency tree, opening respective Pull Requests, linking them among each other, etc.
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by lgierth 9y ago
Go for it! :) I've never pushed anything to IA so far to be honest.
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by lgierth 9y ago
You can pin it: `ipfs pin add QmWSzgkftVrkh2859bGT44ahzoqcGhFkjsrQUtHen9hVw9` Or list it: `ipfs ls QmWSzgkftVrkh2859bGT44ahzoqcGhFkjsrQUtHen9hVw9` Or copy it into your local filesystem `ipfs get QmWSzgkftVrkh2859bGT44ahzoqcGhFkjsrQUtHen9hVw
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by lgierth 9y ago
I added the raw .gz files to IPFS when Library of Congress announced this last week: https://github.com/ipfs/archives/issues/152 It's slightly more than 100GB and here it is: https://ipfs.io&#
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by lgierth 9y ago
> We are releasing updated desktop & command line app on Tuesday with support for the protocol, as defined in the paper. Awesome, congratulations! :):) For distributed/p2p software these are just amazing times to be alive :)
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by lgierth 9y ago
It's not impossible by design, it's simply a feature that hasn't been implemented so far. IPFS is by design pluggable on all layers and thus theoretically capable of a ton of stuff.
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by lgierth 9y ago
Actually there's been some movement regarding URLs :) You can check out the reasoning and plan here: [1] IPFS still has the long-term goal of path addressing (NURI), we just hadn't yet completely figured out what the upgrade path
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by lgierth 9y ago
IPFS is an immutable store. You add something to it, and put the resulting hash into a transaction.
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by lgierth 9y ago
Whenever I read this argument being made, I cannot help but think "didn't you read the fineprint?" :)
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by lgierth 9y ago
There's a circuit switching relay protocol [1] in the works which will allow multi-hop connections. This is generally useful for situations where two nodes can't directly connect to each other, be it because of NAT, censorship, or
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by lgierth 9y ago
Right now it's just a static list of addresses, but there's definitely more planned. One of the current discussions: https://github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/issues/3908
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by lgierth 9y ago
Anything you access, you also provide (until it gets garbage collected), unless you turn on the `--routing=dhtclient` or `--routing=none` options. Pinning prevents garbage collection, and is opt-in per piece of content.
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by lgierth 9y ago
Connections over the libp2p-tcp transport are trivial to spot, but there's more transports available (Websockets, WebRTC, UTP), and even more in the works (Onion, QUIC, FlyWeb).
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by lgierth 9y ago
Through IPFS yes -- the blog post describes how to, among other things.
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by lgierth 9y ago
IPFS can work just fine peer-to-peer over Websockets though, which pretty much look like a regular HTTPS connection. Other applications can make use of this too thanks to go-libp2p and js-libp2p.
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by lgierth 9y ago
You can also find an experimental PubSub system in IPFS [1]. One example use is peer-to-peer chat, Orbit [2]. [1] https://github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/issues/3397#issuecomment-261... [2] https://github.
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by lgierth 9y ago
Currently I'd advice against directly running IPFS over Tor or I2P, because it'll likely leak your IP addresess. OpenBazaar have successfully made it work as an Onion service, and their work is going to be upstreamed into go-ipfs
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by lgierth 9y ago
English is coming in the next few days, along with Kurdish and Arabic
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by lgierth 9y ago
It's just simple relative links. If you're in /ipfs/QmPage/wiki/Page.html, then a link to './OtherPage.html' will result in /ipfs/QmPage/wiki/OtherPage.html.
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by lgierth 9y ago
Currently I'd advice against directly running IPFS over Tor or I2P, because it'll likely leak your IP addresess. OpenBazaar have successfully made it work as an Onion service, and their work is going to be upstreamed into go-ipfs
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by lgierth 9y ago
@whyrusleeping is right, and adding to that, there's a work-in-progress Onion transport which is already being used by OpenBazaar in their fork of go-ipfs. The respective work on making IPFS's routing work safely in an anonymous u
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by lgierth 9y ago
One important anti-censorship measure employed by IPFS is that it doesn't have to rely on the Internet backbone to exchange data. Well, it's not so much an active measure, it's part of the core design. You can be in the same
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by lgierth 9y ago
What client and error? Works here and ssllabs.com has always turned up good results. Maybe it's the fact it's (still) a StartSSL cert?
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by lgierth 9y ago
There's stuff like http://www.ipv4auctions.com/ We recently bought a /24 for ~$4k and now use it with Vultr's BGP support.
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by lgierth 10y ago
Best thing about Vultr is that you can bring your own IP blocks and have their BGP servers announce them. The bandwidth overage is also pretty okay. ($10/TB in NA/EU, $25/TB in AS, and $50/TB in AU.)
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by lgierth 10y ago
The latest news on Filecoin is that it's being built on top of Ethereum: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Itb_2EMgBUI While Filecoin isn't available yet, IPFS and libp2p have been functional for more than two years
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by lgierth 10y ago
I love ansuz's and cjd's work on CryptPad! I use it daily as my personal notes wiki synced between 3 computers, and occasionally for collaborative notes taking in video calls with ~15 people. My happiness levels have increased wit
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by lgierth 10y ago
I'm less worried about that because it's so small. WireGuard is ~4k LOC -- thus measurably less complicated than OpenVPN (~100k LOC + OpenSSL), StrongSwan (~410k), or SoftEther (~330k). Numbers taken from slide 5 of https:/&
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by lgierth 10y ago
In addition, in replicated setups, the more important reason for throttling the migration is avoiding slave lag. Disclaimer: I worked on LHM a few years ago, still one of my favorite projects :)
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by lgierth 10y ago
Added it to IPFS: https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmTfeaEwMSKzoA4TFS6G7Qz2p6XZ9pP89VVod42... Command: wget --mirror --convert-links --no-parent --no-verbose https://landing.google.com/sre/book/

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