Show HN: Altersend – File sharing without cloud
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#3Looks neat!
I don't mean to be dumb, but it's hard to find docs on how Hyperdrive works. The Hyperdrive github just links to https://docs.pears.com/building-blocks/hyperdrive/, which links back to the github, and the docs seem mainly API docs.
Under the hood, what does Hyperdrive actually do? How does this navigate NAT, etc?
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#4Looks neat! I don't mean to be dumb, but it's hard to find docs on how Hyperdrive works. The Hyperdrive github just links to https://docs.pears.com/building-blocks/hyperdrive/ , which links back to the github, and the docs seem mainly API docs. Under the hood, what does Hyperdrive actually do? How does this navigate NAT, etc?
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#5Looks neat! I don't mean to be dumb, but it's hard to find docs on how Hyperdrive works. The Hyperdrive github just links to https://docs.pears.com/building-blocks/hyperdrive/ , which links back to the github, and the docs seem mainly API docs. Under the hood, what does Hyperdrive actually do? How does this navigate NAT, etc?
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#6Great utility! Wonder if this can pause and resume the transfer as well? Haven't tried this yet. Just read through the repo.
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#7Great utility! Wonder if this can pause and resume the transfer as well? Haven't tried this yet. Just read through the repo.
pause and resume does not work yet, but I am planning to add it in the future
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#8476.7MB Windows binary...are we really doing this?
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#9476.7MB Windows binary...are we really doing this?
why this big?
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#10Can you explain how it passes through firewall and lands on a somewhat listening socket on the remote, without being abused meanwhile ?