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by mrshadow 4y ago
I've uploaded it once again here: https://www.docdroid.net/6aphs7D/how-to-build-a-website-that...
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by mrshadow 4y ago
this is just a PDF. If you don't trust. Just check my second post here on Hacker News. It is a discusion about the topic with 20+ comments.
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Show HN: How to build a website/shop that cannot be shut down by Law enforcement
2 points by mrshadow 4y ago|3 comments
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by mrshadow 4y ago
I am not advocating for IPFS gateways. Gateways are centralized, I already mentioned somewhere. You can access the website directly via its CID (ipfs://CID), or via its decentralized domain (domain.eth, domain.x). But of course, y
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by mrshadow 4y ago
Let's say you upload files via a Pinning Service (Filebase or Pinata). Let's say this website has some traffic. Now let's say this pinning service removes your website, or the pinning service ban your website, or the pinnging
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by mrshadow 4y ago
There are max. 2 millions TOR users, but everybody can access the website hosted on IPFS (7 billions). TOR is sensitive to DDoS attack, IPFS; it is not. Ipfs is permanent web. BTW. Onion sites are not private. Law enforcement can access the
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by mrshadow 4y ago
"I'm pretty sure most ipfs gateways that expose ipfs to http requests do comply with DMCA and other takedown notices" Correct. 1. there is a lot of IPFS gateways outsite of USA 2. you can access the website directly "ip
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How to build a website/shop that cannot be shut down by Law enforcement(ipfs.filebase.io)
18 points by mrshadow 4y ago|23 comments
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by mrshadow 4y ago
I made a PDF tutorial and it is accessible here: https://ipfs.filebase.io/ipfs/QmVSogrzAaRLumnhXjuD9VGN3ViP2S... Please feel free to share it so maybe somebody finds it interesting.