If it is selfhosted, and text only, why use IPFS?
this post was submitted on 30 Dec 2024
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Text only?
Wait till people start making browser plugins for base64 images.
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Curious, I thought IPFS was completely empty. I have the desktop client and there's just nothing
I used once to download a book that I couldn't find anywhere else. Like 2 years ago. I stumbled onto some kind of "library" where they had stored a lot of books.
I missed the link though.
I mostly remember it because it was how i learned about ipfs.
I din't see any benefit over our existing decentralized options. Neat idea though.
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Interesting project
So what is it now, P2P or IPFS?