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publiush
5y ago
The Beaker browser looks interesting -- it looks a lot like DHT/DMT ( https://hypercore-protocol.org/ ), but I speculate it's likely more specialized for the use case. Handshake names are decentralized and on chain,
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publiush
5y ago
There's a dilemma as the magnet links/hashes aren't easily shareable. One option is to create a DMT directory, but this would be centralized. Handshake is the most mature decentralized domain name project, and I opted for i
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publiush
5y ago
That sounds interesting! I would love to hear more!
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publiush
5y ago
Thank you! I believe it's somewhat scalable, but one thing to note is that DHT itself is not as fast as using a tracker.
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publiush
5y ago
Seeds for the torrents can change and, although not recommended, in terms of bloating the Tor network, using Tor will also help. With the recent attack on exposing Tor users, it may not be a bad thing if everyone starts torrenting on the T
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publiush
5y ago
Yes and no - DMT ( https://github.com/lmatteis/dmt ) is implemented into this so you can use a single hash in the DHT for the 'site', but that will be updated to point to a new torrent infohash on every update.
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publiush
5y ago
Thank you! I do think there is a way - since the beautiful WebTorrent ( https://github.com/webtorrent/webtorrent ) can do so in browser. I'm keen to see something like this in a normal web browser (if possible as a
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publiush
5y ago
This is a project I've been working on to create decentralized, peer to peer, "serverless" websites using several technologies including webtorrent, dmt (mutable torrent BEP-46), and handshake decentralized domains. You can c
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Show HN: Decentralized, Mutable, Serverless Torrent Swarm Websites
(github.com)
433 points
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publiush
5y ago
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186 comments
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publiush
5y ago
It is thanks to Julian that we know how important information is.
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publiush
5y ago
I spent a 24 hour hackathon to scratch an itch and wanted to share. While the UX could have been more streamlined, this is a POC. 1. Publiush publishes and seeds a torrent magnet. 2. A web3 "handshake" name points to the magnet.
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Show HN: Federalist, an un-censorable browser for the swarm
(github.com)
8 points
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publiush
5y ago
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3 comments
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publiush
5y ago
[SS]: Using torrents, magnets and Handshake, you can host peer to peer web3 swarms instantly. You can use https://github.com/publiusfederalist/publius to publish or your favorite torrent client. Since records are store
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Show HN: Peer to peer Web3 swarm browser
(github.com)
2 points
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publiush
5y ago
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1 comments