One main difference with IPFS is that you can change the shared data without having to re-distribute a new link. It’s also based on reciprocal sharing instead of benevolent sharing, which means that if someone shares then it grows the sharing capability of the network instead of using it up.
I have made some comparatifs, you are all welcome posting any questions you have here or there ofc. ☺️ !
Sort of P2P, it’s a sharing system based on reciprocal sharing (I share yours because you share mine), add sharing the same data several times and you get robustness.
A sort of decentralised file system.
Please let me know what you think about it all.
PS. Funkwhale seems interesting, gotta check that out, thanks!
Thanks, I edited in a quick link and the dumbass is me not you!
Nice site, but the prices are way bigger when you click the link or is it I who doesn’t get how it works?
Thanks, seems great!
14TB for $160 seems insanely low/good price, even for refurbished?
Or where do you get prices like that?! (I’m in the EU BTW).
Thanks ☺️ !
Why do I think about Wimbledon 🤔
So, uh, what’s wrong with that?
Hello, interesting!
Q1 So it is basically IPFS but you encrypt the data first?
Q2 If a node changes address, how is that handled?
Q3 Isn’t splitting up data making it just more vulnerable? => Seems they use a RAIDish system and calls tgat “splits”
Q4 What kind of encryptions are used?
Q5 How do you access the data? Is there a link or do you have to have the whole nide setup?
Q6 Can you access other peoples data (with their permission)? If yes, how so?
Q7 Why do you have both static and dynamic data, why not go with dynamic all the time?
Edit: I sincerely doubt their clame, not a biggie but nonetheless:
: Tahoe-LAFS is the first Free Software/Open Source storage technology to offer provider-independent security. Provider-independent security means that the integrity and confidentiality of your files is guaranteed by mathematics computed on the client side, and is independent of the servers, which may be owned and operated by someone else.
A 100Mb connection is not that bad IMO. Lots of people doesn’t have a much better uplink speed.
Well, anecdotal evidence of course but with the exception where a PSU blew up (and damaged a whole lot of things) I only ever have had RAM stick problems since like -95. Three times. Over some 30-40 PCs.
And 4 sticks are 4 times more prone to break down.
Edit: ok twice. But it still is 100% more.
At old age meat eaters have more muscle mass (left), and that’s a big deal too.
Don’t go extremist over some obscure paper is all I’m saying. We should all eat less meat BTW especially red.
Push and flex the knees works for me.
Figured that out when I was in another country, had no extra money and someone stole all my underwear except what i wore. Keeps the trousers cleaner!
Or per XKCD, where are they finding a wrench for $5??
You must like what I say or it is cEnCoRsHiP!!
Ha ha yeah, lyckily they are kind of few.
Painters do not copy stuff.
It can’t be done. Like a photo, a painting only has access to a very limited range of values (you can’t paint sunlight at 2000w/m² for example) so the whole idea of an artist is “copying” is wrong, albeit widespread.
You convey, with the help of how the brain interprets things (like a circle with a bent line and two dots can be a happy face, think about that!) that is what artists do.
The impressionists were the masters of it, and you’re flabbergasted by their paintings, photos of them way less because photos are subject to similar problems…
Welcome to the wonderful world of art and paint!
Puts the full EU regulations in robot.txt