>what is ipfs?
IPFS is a peer-to-peer distributed file system that seeks to connect all computing devices with the same system of files
>how do I use ipfs?
$ ipfs init ~/.ipfs
$ ipfs daemon
web browser at localhost:5001/webui
>how do I access ipfs files without ipfs installed
use a dedicated node
ipfs.io/ipfs/[PUT HASH HERE]
>how do I add files to ipfs
for uploading pictures use ipfs.pics
for uploading any file
$ ipfs add FILE
>IPFS is a peer-to-peer distributed file system that seeks to connect all computing devices with the same system of files
Okay, but that still doesn't tell me what it is or what it does.
>>55894314
it's a distributed file system. you upload files to it, and people can access them with a hash
>>55894314
>>55894324
use this: https://ipfs.io/docs/install/
here's a test
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>>55894314
It lets pedos store CP on your computer.
>>55894433
>It lets pedos store CP on your computer
If you count splitting the cp and distributing it as encrypted blocks on several machines storing cp, then you're right
>>55894358
DO NOT DOWNLOAD THIS IT IS A VIRUS
>>55894599
it's the logo
>>55894295
i must use a deamon somewhere?
could I use github pages and ipfs as backup?
>>55894788
you don't have to run the daemon constantly though it's not stable enough for important backups
>>55894295
>>what is ipfs?
A meme
>>55894465
>encrypted blocks
blocks arent encrypted by IPFS senpai you should to pray child porners encrypting their pics
>>55894799
i would like to use ipfs to host a website/data on a pi (or somesuch) without having to setup webserver, secure them, secure ports, forward ports, and so on. can ipfs do that?
Literally a botnet.