Ipfs
FleetingA peer-to-peer file system where each node stores its own data and the network maintains a DHT to be able to ask the correct node when wanting the get the data.
Thus, wherever you are, you can get the data and ipfs will ask the dht about the node that possesses the data so as to get it for you.
It is that incredible that I eventually decide to organize all my static files with it, using org-roam.
Mutable File System
MFS acts as a single, dynamic filesystem mount. MFS has a root CID that is transparently updated when a change happens (and can be checked with “ipfs files stat /”).
ipfs files –help
Notes linking here
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- gateway ipfs
- git-annex
- high availability peer-to-peer system from the point of view of the public network
- how do I store my files? (blog)
- how I organize my static files with IPFS and org-roam
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- ideal file system
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- IPFS 101
- ipfs cluster
- ipfs dag get and ipfs dag put?
- ipfs fallacy
- ipfs fuse mount > 0.12.2 does not work for several files
- ipfs garbage collection sucks
- ipfs how to know the block number of a cid
- ipfs mfs use cid version 1
- ipfs object
- ipfs pinning sucks
- ipld
- ipns
- literate data storage
- my stack
- My tools (blog)
- Recherche reproductible d’un prénom (blog)
- solidity, blockchain, and smart contract course – beginner to expert python tutorial
- tools and technology that changed my life
- unixfs
- use https on old android phones
- using the MFS
- web3
- why do the same git commits not have the same hash? (blog)