• @jaidedctrl
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    64 years ago

    is it just me or is ipfs way faster recently? peer discovery, even just accesing files on your own node is snappier. my 150gb+ repo’s always been a tad slow, but now it’s surprisingly quick.

    ipfs contributors’re kicking ass!

    • @couldbeanybody
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      44 years ago

      what are you utilizing IPFS for? I always struggle to find use for it.

      • @null_radix
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        4 years ago

        I use it for my blog. If you have metamask installed it will resolve nullradix.eth using ethereum and if you have IPFS companion it will load the site from IPFS.

        • @jaidedctrl
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          24 years ago

          i’ve been thinking on starting an ipfs webring (remember those?). the centralized web may’ve outgrew them, but dweb clearly hasn’t. want in?

          • @null_radix
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            14 years ago

            Sure, would be good motivation to start writing again.

            • @jaidedctrl
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              4 years ago

              heck yea, I just wrote about the webring (https) (ipfs). add the html (or something similar) and i’ll add you to it!

      • @jaidedctrl
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        14 years ago

        i use it to host most sites on my server and for a file-host (filenames redirection via HTTP, data over IPFS).

        if you look at the DNS records of xwx.moe, you’ll see how you can host an HTTP site on IPFS— redirect to a gateway, with a TXT record containing the hash. it’s super-cool.

        as for everyday use, i don’t use it too much either. there just aren’t enough cool sites or blogs that are on IPFS, y’know? i only have five bookmarked, at least.