"ana you said the same thing twice ipfs is bittorrent"
November 18, 2025 at 5:31 PM
"ana you said the same thing twice ipfs is bittorrent"
for something that inspired some of the atproto data model, IPFS is truly irrelevant
it’s basically rare usage in piracy and anti-censorship circles but torrenting and tor are still better alternatives anyway
it’s basically rare usage in piracy and anti-censorship circles but torrenting and tor are still better alternatives anyway
November 15, 2025 at 9:01 AM
for something that inspired some of the atproto data model, IPFS is truly irrelevant
it’s basically rare usage in piracy and anti-censorship circles but torrenting and tor are still better alternatives anyway
it’s basically rare usage in piracy and anti-censorship circles but torrenting and tor are still better alternatives anyway
you know i just realize bluesky is ipfs but actually useable except not
blob limits existing at all prevents it from being usable for anything beyond text based content
blob limits existing at all prevents it from being usable for anything beyond text based content
November 15, 2025 at 6:17 AM
you know i just realize bluesky is ipfs but actually useable except not
blob limits existing at all prevents it from being usable for anything beyond text based content
blob limits existing at all prevents it from being usable for anything beyond text based content
I kinda want to make an ipfs atproto bridge so you can like p2p request atproto records or blobs hosted on pdses by CIDs from existing IPFS nodes or gateways wouldnt that be completely useless but funny
November 15, 2025 at 12:32 PM
I kinda want to make an ipfs atproto bridge so you can like p2p request atproto records or blobs hosted on pdses by CIDs from existing IPFS nodes or gateways wouldnt that be completely useless but funny
The history behind iroh is essentially:
- it used to be an implementation of a bunch of ipfs protocols (bitswap, integrated with the amino DHT etc.)
- this attempt was scrapped, and renamed to beetle (it's still out there)
- it used to be an implementation of a bunch of ipfs protocols (bitswap, integrated with the amino DHT etc.)
- this attempt was scrapped, and renamed to beetle (it's still out there)
November 18, 2025 at 5:58 PM
The history behind iroh is essentially:
- it used to be an implementation of a bunch of ipfs protocols (bitswap, integrated with the amino DHT etc.)
- this attempt was scrapped, and renamed to beetle (it's still out there)
- it used to be an implementation of a bunch of ipfs protocols (bitswap, integrated with the amino DHT etc.)
- this attempt was scrapped, and renamed to beetle (it's still out there)
mathematica is the most absurd fucking program i've ever used
you thought emacs was crazy
this fucker can (completely locally) fold proteins, download data from ipfs, import apache log files, handle multi-gigabyte TSVs, and parse and semantically rank natural-language options without using a GPT LLM
you thought emacs was crazy
this fucker can (completely locally) fold proteins, download data from ipfs, import apache log files, handle multi-gigabyte TSVs, and parse and semantically rank natural-language options without using a GPT LLM
November 15, 2025 at 5:07 AM
mathematica is the most absurd fucking program i've ever used
you thought emacs was crazy
this fucker can (completely locally) fold proteins, download data from ipfs, import apache log files, handle multi-gigabyte TSVs, and parse and semantically rank natural-language options without using a GPT LLM
you thought emacs was crazy
this fucker can (completely locally) fold proteins, download data from ipfs, import apache log files, handle multi-gigabyte TSVs, and parse and semantically rank natural-language options without using a GPT LLM
still trying to figure out pds-lfs without ipfs
November 8, 2025 at 9:12 PM
still trying to figure out pds-lfs without ipfs
i was thinking of pinnings blobs onto IPFS and getting the user to also pin copies but that relies on the user to actually do that otherwise i'd be the one actually hosting the blobs and if i ever go down then those blobs are gone. also base64 encoding is to get around github.com/bluesky-soci...
Can't upload text/html blob with contents that contain "<svg" + any character · Issue #3151 · bluesky-social/atproto
Describe the bug com.atproto.repo.uploadBlob fails with a payload containing "<svg" followed by any other characters, with a mimeType of "text/html". To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior: C...
github.com
November 10, 2025 at 9:07 PM
i was thinking of pinnings blobs onto IPFS and getting the user to also pin copies but that relies on the user to actually do that otherwise i'd be the one actually hosting the blobs and if i ever go down then those blobs are gone. also base64 encoding is to get around github.com/bluesky-soci...
Trans by nature, armed by choice, anti fascist always.
November 6, 2025 at 7:21 PM
Trans by nature, armed by choice, anti fascist always.
"Some people are asexual" (EN: English)
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November 8, 2025 at 7:00 PM
"Some people are asexual" (EN: English)
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"All Cars Are Bad" (EN: English)
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November 7, 2025 at 1:00 PM
"All Cars Are Bad" (EN: English)
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November 5, 2025 at 3:36 PM
@storacha.network promising recipe for a private PDS based on IPFS here: github.com/bluesky-soci...
Might we see a Storacha-flavored take on this?
Might we see a Storacha-flavored take on this?
Support for Private Accounts · bluesky-social atproto · Discussion #1409
Prominent SNS (X [Twitter], Instagram, Mastodon, etc…) have the ability to make accounts private. This means that the other party cannot follow you unless you allow them to. Currently, Bluesky (AT ...
https://github.com/bluesky-social/atproto/discussions/1409#discussioncomment-14851477>
November 6, 2025 at 7:52 AM
@storacha.network promising recipe for a private PDS based on IPFS here: github.com/bluesky-soci...
Might we see a Storacha-flavored take on this?
Might we see a Storacha-flavored take on this?
honestly calling atproto 'web3' is really silly because its very intentional about not distributing everyone's content to everyone in the way blockchain is. i had the same weirdness seeing IPFS get the label when IPFS doesnt do that either.
November 4, 2025 at 6:35 AM
honestly calling atproto 'web3' is really silly because its very intentional about not distributing everyone's content to everyone in the way blockchain is. i had the same weirdness seeing IPFS get the label when IPFS doesnt do that either.
yay ipfs stuff. i do not understand any of this but it looks like a cool proof of concept of private data on atproto via pinata.cloud/private-ipfs... docs.pinata.cloud/files/privat...
November 4, 2025 at 1:38 AM
yay ipfs stuff. i do not understand any of this but it looks like a cool proof of concept of private data on atproto via pinata.cloud/private-ipfs... docs.pinata.cloud/files/privat...
Found my own comments on the web page. Oh right I should tinker with this again, you’ve done interesting work here!
@ngerakines.me is working on some stuff around verifying that an Onion site is it’s Clearnet equivalent, which might be transferable for your IPFS use case.
@ngerakines.me is working on some stuff around verifying that an Onion site is it’s Clearnet equivalent, which might be transferable for your IPFS use case.
November 5, 2025 at 11:11 AM
Found my own comments on the web page. Oh right I should tinker with this again, you’ve done interesting work here!
@ngerakines.me is working on some stuff around verifying that an Onion site is it’s Clearnet equivalent, which might be transferable for your IPFS use case.
@ngerakines.me is working on some stuff around verifying that an Onion site is it’s Clearnet equivalent, which might be transferable for your IPFS use case.
He is Principal at Supramundane Agency, Deputy Director of the IPFS Foundation, and a Senior Fellow with both the Future of Technology Institute and the Public AI network.
October 22, 2025 at 4:44 PM
He is Principal at Supramundane Agency, Deputy Director of the IPFS Foundation, and a Senior Fellow with both the Future of Technology Institute and the Public AI network.
it actively uses technology and ideas from ipfs which is extremely "web3"
October 22, 2025 at 6:32 AM
it actively uses technology and ideas from ipfs which is extremely "web3"
I could go on, but no. No no no no no. Noooo. No.
Optionality destroys interoperability in all cases, but it's even worse for content addressing because every option makes the content that much less addressable.
If you want options, we already have IPFS & IPLD :)
Optionality destroys interoperability in all cases, but it's even worse for content addressing because every option makes the content that much less addressable.
If you want options, we already have IPFS & IPLD :)
October 22, 2025 at 4:42 PM
I could go on, but no. No no no no no. Noooo. No.
Optionality destroys interoperability in all cases, but it's even worse for content addressing because every option makes the content that much less addressable.
If you want options, we already have IPFS & IPLD :)
Optionality destroys interoperability in all cases, but it's even worse for content addressing because every option makes the content that much less addressable.
If you want options, we already have IPFS & IPLD :)
This is why you’re supposed to host the images on IPFS, which works more like a torrent
NFTs are amazing because you apparently “own” them but the AWS outtage yesterday took out everyones apes lol
October 21, 2025 at 2:49 PM
This is why you’re supposed to host the images on IPFS, which works more like a torrent
Of course IPFS essentially solves this, though it still seems odd to me that you need to use an entirely separate system to verify what the token is supposed to be pointing at.
October 21, 2025 at 3:49 PM
Of course IPFS essentially solves this, though it still seems odd to me that you need to use an entirely separate system to verify what the token is supposed to be pointing at.
Why weren't these stored via IPFS?
Does having a central point of failure completely defeat the point of "Web3"?
Does having a central point of failure completely defeat the point of "Web3"?
October 21, 2025 at 3:53 PM
Why weren't these stored via IPFS?
Does having a central point of failure completely defeat the point of "Web3"?
Does having a central point of failure completely defeat the point of "Web3"?
Sad that IPFS pushed for NFTs to rely on their tech as it'd actually decentralize the storage of these pictures and none of these grifters entertained it despite it actually being decentralized.
NFTs are a scam but they didn't even try hard enough IMO.
NFTs are a scam but they didn't even try hard enough IMO.
October 21, 2025 at 4:34 PM
Sad that IPFS pushed for NFTs to rely on their tech as it'd actually decentralize the storage of these pictures and none of these grifters entertained it despite it actually being decentralized.
NFTs are a scam but they didn't even try hard enough IMO.
NFTs are a scam but they didn't even try hard enough IMO.
Have you heard about filecoin-pin yet? docs.filecoin.io/builder-cook...
If you are using #ipfs @ipfs.tech @filecoin.global @ipshipyard.com, you should check it out. It's in alpha, but it's pretty exciting stuff!
If you are using #ipfs @ipfs.tech @filecoin.global @ipshipyard.com, you should check it out. It's in alpha, but it's pretty exciting stuff!
Filecoin Pin | Filecoin Docs
Pin IPFS content to Filecoin using familiar IPFS tools and workflows.
docs.filecoin.io
October 17, 2025 at 3:33 PM
Have you heard about filecoin-pin yet? docs.filecoin.io/builder-cook...
If you are using #ipfs @ipfs.tech @filecoin.global @ipshipyard.com, you should check it out. It's in alpha, but it's pretty exciting stuff!
If you are using #ipfs @ipfs.tech @filecoin.global @ipshipyard.com, you should check it out. It's in alpha, but it's pretty exciting stuff!