Show HN: Decentralized, Mutable, Serverless Torrent Swarm Websites
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Re: Show HN: Decentralized, Mutable, Serverless Torrent Swarm Websites
#2You can create either an immutable (uneditable) torrent site, or you can create a ed25519 keypair and create a mutable (updatable) torrent site.
This is great for blogging, whistle blowing, and other things. It also scales well since torrent technology is great although it had previous been pigeonholed to other use cases.
Please give it a try and let me know your thoughts! I don't take any credit for this since I just weaved the great technologies others already made together!
Re: Show HN: Decentralized, Mutable, Serverless Torrent Swarm Websites
#3Re: Show HN: Decentralized, Mutable, Serverless Torrent Swarm Websites
#4How is this different from ZeroNet [ https://zeronet.io/ ]?
Re: Show HN: Decentralized, Mutable, Serverless Torrent Swarm Websites
#5How is this different from ZeroNet [ https://zeronet.io/ ]?
Re: Show HN: Decentralized, Mutable, Serverless Torrent Swarm Websites
#6> dmt (mutable torrent BEP-46),
Is dmt supported (made scalable?!) by the existing torrent infra structure (DHT/trackers/etc??). Sorry if this question doesnt make sense.
Re: Show HN: Decentralized, Mutable, Serverless Torrent Swarm Websites
#7So I see the address in the screenshot starts with federalist://
Is it possible to access these sites with a normal web browser from the internet too?
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#8Re: Show HN: Decentralized, Mutable, Serverless Torrent Swarm Websites
#9Well done, good luck. Always wanted to implement something like this. > dmt (mutable torrent BEP-46), Is dmt supported (made scalable?!) by the existing torrent infra structure (DHT/trackers/etc??). Sorry if this question doesnt make sense.
Re: Show HN: Decentralized, Mutable, Serverless Torrent Swarm Websites
#10Seems cool at first glance! I've never heard of Handshake, will be looking at that more in particular. So I see the address in the screenshot starts with federalist:// Is it possible to access these sites with a normal web browser from the internet too?
There it should have a torrent info payload that your client can turn into a ordinary torrent, where you can proceed to download the files, and can open in your browser on your local filesystem.