kravietz 🦇 @kravietz@social.privacytools.io

After deploying #ipfs to host my websites I'm now playing with #gnunet and I must admit I'm quite impressed how mature and feature-rich the system is. It's certainly a superset of the services IPFS or DAT protocols have to offer.

Just playing with the first native #ipfs web browsers and it's really cool, also supports .ETH domains. Written in Python using QtWeb https://github.com/pinnaculum/galacteek

An interesting decentralized, open-source and #ipfs based application for trading goods and services in local areas. Developed in Italy and currently being deployed in Italy with support of local government as response to the pandemics, but easily ported to any location.

https://nile.shopping/

Some practical hints for setting up #ipfs hosted websites

https://krvtz.net/posts/ipfs-website-cheat-sheet.html

Just wondering: if you publish a website to #ipfs often what's the best strategy?

1) `ipfs add -r website/`, address using recent CID and set it in DNS using `dnslink`
2) publish recent CID into IPNS (`ipfs name publish CID`)
3) Something else?

Option 1) sucks because each change to website requires updating CID in my website's reverse proxy and DNS.

Option 2) sucks because IPNS so is slooow on both publishing and resolving...

I have just deployed a website that concurrently works on #ipfs #dat #ssb #ens #yggdrasil #tor and regular HTTP 😂

HTTP -> https://webcookies.pub/

IPFS -> /ipfs/QmcUqsb9DSwjFHVzLyT6u6TrDSzwh3BfF5qDgSnAiMpJNZ/

Bridged IPFS -> https://gateway.ipfs.io/ipfs/QmcUqsb9DSwjFHVzLyT6u6TrDSzwh3BfF5qDgSnAiMpJNZ/

ENS -> webcookies.eth (you need Almonit or MetaMask browser add-on)

Tor -> http://34lrobqqyonldvdkwl64dw2c7kli2df7swlaggjieb7ijzls4wk5k3id.onion/

Yggdrasil -> http://y.webcookies.pub/

DAT -> dat://ssb.webcookies.pub/

Is it just me, but compared to #dat , #IPFS is so incredibly slow... 🐢

New Malware Lays P2P Network on Top of IPFS https://www.securityweek.com/new-malware-lays-p2p-network-top-ipfs%E2%80%99 #ipfs #malware

A nice rant about #ipfs https://macwright.org/2019/06/08/ipfs-again.html

TBH I made two attempts to use IPFS but it... just doesn't. Using #dat protocol on the other hand I was able to make a working website in ~5 mins https://dat.foundation/