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by stdcli 8y ago
You can use your own server to host a gaia hub with docker compuse up: https://docs.blockstack.org/storage/overview.html , or use a one of the cloud AMIs we are rolling out here: https://docs.blockstack.or
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by stdcli 8y ago
https://docs.blockstack.org/storage/overview.html . While we are rolling out AMIs that auto launch gaia hubs, and hosting some to make it user firendly for people with non sys admin skills, you can docker-compose up her
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by stdcli 8y ago
You can use gaia hubs, which are user owned stores, to host your data wherever you like. Gaia focuses on user owned data, and leaves the work of network consensus and replication to the identity associated with your gaia hub: https:/&
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by stdcli 8y ago
Absolutely. We will be in touch shortly. In the mean time, you can check out our forum: https://forum.blockstack.org/ or hit is up on our slack.
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by stdcli 8y ago
When you GC.start() you are probably forcing a round of garbage collection. I assume it is slow to run GC.start(), but after gives you some runtime advantages, but only for a bit (until you call it again), but then the heap fills up again.
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by stdcli 8y ago
I wrote a bit about this here, with some small GC.stat hacks to manage it a tad, when I talk about how ruby has it's own heap and manages garbage collection lower down in this post: https://ginxh.io/2018-04-18/high
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by stdcli 8y ago
Blockstack Engineer here. You do not need to download a browser to use Blockstack. We also have a working mobile version, and multiple apps built on the Blockstack API that have their own ios and android apps. You can check out Blockstack w
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by stdcli 8y ago
I logged in just to say this: I love the sysdig engineering blog. Please don't stop writing blogposts. sysdig and clouflare are becoming my favorite engineering blogs.
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by stdcli 8y ago
The idea is that gaia hubs are owned by the users. There are two aspects of this implementation: 1. The Blockstack naming system is used to associate an immutable user identity with the routing path to their storage, for reads and writes. F
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by stdcli 8y ago
By the end of this month we will have instructions on how to host your own gaia hub in DO spaces (on Digital Ocean) using the develop branch of gaia in our Blockstack docs located here: https://docs.blockstack.org/ So stay
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by stdcli 8y ago
Thank you for that feedback. You can find out more here: https://github.com/blockstack/gaia We are looking to host a gaia website in the future to make it easier to find and easier for users to host gaia hubs in genera
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by stdcli 8y ago
The nice thing about Blockstack is it is not dependent on any one Blockchain. It can be ported to other blockchains and has been previously. Right now it sits on top of bitcoin as it is very hard to perform a 51% attack. if Bitcoin was unde
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by stdcli 8y ago
Blockstack is an architecture which supports gaia storage, wherein the blockstack api supports routing the Blockstack identity via the BNS naming system to the users gaia hub, where they own and store their own data. Gaia is not necessarily
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by stdcli 8y ago
IPFS is a bit different than gaia. The following are some functionalities unique to gaia, without the unpredictable lookup performances associated with ipfs. With gaia, you can control where the data is stored, on your own server, a cloud h
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by stdcli 8y ago
You own your own data in a "gaia hub" where apps have to have permission to write this data to your hub, permitted you give it to them. This way, if you ever leave graphite, or any other app in the eco system, you still have your
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by stdcli 8y ago
Hi, Blockstack engineer here. Thank you for the feedback. Can you tell me what browser you are using?