It would be better if you used #idhere instead of /id, so then you are not (as) responsible for user content.
Show HN: I built a peer-to-peer publishing platform
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#12Just made my own post and would love to see how long it can stay up for (and if people will host it for me):
https://peerdium.com/5558335f57ef076dea5566bd09c111be4ea5769...
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#13Just made my own post and would love to see how long it can stay up for (and if people will host it for me): https://peerdium.com/5558335f57ef076dea5566bd09c111be4ea5769...
Can't open, do you yourself even have the tab open? :P
Re: Show HN: I built a peer-to-peer publishing platform
#14Just made my own post and would love to see how long it can stay up for (and if people will host it for me): https://peerdium.com/5558335f57ef076dea5566bd09c111be4ea5769...
Can't open, do you yourself even have the tab open? :P
I do, though it seems to timeout after a certain amount of time - I can no longer reload it even though I have it open in 3 tabs.
Edit: Oh wait, think we're back on.
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#15Was going to say, I remember https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9531265 that had the very same idea as this. The thing is, what's the benefit of an ephemeral page? What can I do better if someone else is seeding it for me? Is it that hard to centrally host these bits?
Re: Show HN: I built a peer-to-peer publishing platform
#16It would be better if you used #idhere instead of /id, so then you are not (as) responsible for user content.
How does that work?
Re: Show HN: I built a peer-to-peer publishing platform
#17Good idea. If there were some way to store that data in a more permanent form, that would have been awesome. Either way, a small nit. > Peerdium would not have been possible with WebTorrent, QuillJs and Vue.js I think you meant "Peerdium would not have been possible WITHOUT WebTorrent, QuillJs and Vue.js"
Interestingly, I suppose the Peerdium model means it can't be updated now? A new, corrected page could be published, but it would have a different identifier and would have to be re-seeded.
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#18This is pretty nifty! Out of curiosity, why did you choose WebTorrent over, say, IPFS? I considered doing something similar using their JavaScript client[0].
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#19Doesn't seem to work for me. Perhaps because I'm behind a corporate proxy? Maybe I'll try when I get home.
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#20Doesn't seem to work for me. Perhaps because I'm behind a corporate proxy? Maybe I'll try when I get home.
Yeah. Torrent ports are often blocked in corporations and some universities. You should check out at home :)