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pierat
4y ago
Performance: ugh yes. The GO implementation is a CPU and RAM hog. Basically, you cannot run it on a cheap vps, where you could easily run apache or nginx. There's also significant bandwidth costs from a distributed hash table. That
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The counterexample is that some of us (including myself) are digital archivists. I think it's worse in institutionally 'forgetting' via censorship, than to having that media. I also think it would be improper to sell that con
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4y ago
I was there doing early testing, way prior to the filecoin offering. The justification for a computer key (which is a base56 sha) was to make every machine a unique node on the network. Note that IPFS also purports to be a multi-network sys
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4y ago
If you do use IPFS, then be aware that it has loads of traps you wouldn't expect. 1. A unique computer key identity is created on startup. 2. It announces every network adapter you have to the dHT, including localhost, docker virtual n
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4y ago
I would kindly recommend looking into Jellyfin. It's a FLOSS equivalent of Plex. (And unlike Plex, isn't closed source nagware on 'premium features') But the rest I agree with. And to your point, I just found a trove of
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This is why I set up Jellyfin on my server. I wanted a smattering from like 10 different services. No I'm not paying 120$ a month. So I pirated every last bit. Turns out friends also wanted to watch them so I made my JF instance availa
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4y ago
In my experiences, "morality" is used by other people in order to browbeat their choices into you, via peer pressure or shame. Ethics, on the other hand, is a set of self-imposed rules or rules of a group that you wilfully accept