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Volgens iemand op Twitter komt nu uit wat ooit in 1992 opgeschreven werd:
Also sprach Zarathustra:
Geen sciencefiction meer, dit IPFS (InterPlanetary File System):
IPFS objects are normally referred to by their Base58 encoded hash:
Begint altijd met Qm en klik, daar is-ie weer - het wie-van-de-drie-plaatje dat ons zo na aan het hart ligt:
De PDF van Juan Benet:
The future
IPFS is an ambitious vision of new decentralized Internet infrastructure, upon which many different kinds of applications can be built. At the bare minimum, it can be used as a global, mounted, versioned filesystem and namespace, or as the next generation file sharing system. At its best, it could push the web to new horizons, where publishing valuable information does not impose hosting it on the publisher but upon those interested, where users can trust the content they receive without trusting the peers they receive it from, and where old but important files do not go missing. IPFS looks forward to bringing us toward the Permanent Web.
IPFS - Content Addressed, Versioned, P2P File System - 24-7-2014
Jan Marco, het extra lange Pasen-weekeinde voor je om je dit eigen te maken als het je wat lijkt:
IPFS Introduction by Example
IPFS (InterPlanetary File System) is a synthesis of well-tested internet technologies such as DHTs, the Git versioning system and Bittorrent. It creates a P2P swarm that allows the exchange of IPFS objects. The totality of IPFS objects forms a cryptographically authenticated data structure known as a Merkle DAG and this data structure can be used to model many other data structures. We will in this post introduce IPFS objects and the Merkle DAG and give examples of structures that can be modelled using IPFS.