<whyrusleeping>
zignig: mmm, zazzle stickers get weird if they get wet
<whyrusleeping>
could probably just grab that image and bring it over to stickermule
<zignig>
not used it.
<lgierth>
whyrusleeping: btw if you're looking for a dev040 nodes going mad with goroutines, have a look at pollux (it's running 2df7a082051c07bf6a0ba889acf92dd383d857ac)
<lgierth>
125k mad
<zignig>
erk :/
<lgierth>
biham was at 136k before i deployed (it was running 5bf3a590111c8afcb478bd678e93c5f6451bb600)
<lgierth>
there dumps in /ipfs/ipfs_master on each, not sure if they get overwritten or appended to on restart
<whyrusleeping>
okay
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<lgierth>
01:14 <freekevin> wwoww
<lgierth>
01:14 <freekevin> im looking at this ipfs thing
<lgierth>
01:14 <freekevin> holy fuck
<lgierth>
01:15 <freekevin> hoarder central heaven
<lgierth>
nice
<whyrusleeping>
hrm?
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<tperson>
Anyone an ack user? I can't for the life of me make ack find "\n" as the string litteral. It always want to find new lines. I've tried \\n, which doesn't work
<lgierth>
tperson: try with single quotes?
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<lgierth>
that way the shell won't interpret the \n
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<tperson>
Ya, that is what I tried first, its not a shell issue
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<lgierth>
mh ok, i dont know anything about ack unfortunately
<tperson>
Ah found it, -Q --literal :o who would of thought lol
<lgierth>
-Q|--literal Yes, don't try to outsmart me, kthx
<lgierth>
:)
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* kandinski
signs Happy New Year
<kandinski>
richardlitt: ping!
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<richardlitt>
Happy new year!
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<Not_>
let 2016 be the year for ipfs!
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<kandinski>
richardlitt: happy new year to you too
<kandinski>
richardlitt: who has write access to ipfs/py-ipfs?
<Not_>
jbenet, would it be possible to move archive.org to ipfs?
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<M-davidar>
Not_ (IRC): yes, but that's more of a long-term thing
<M-davidar>
We're mirroring parts of it in ipfs/archives
<tinybike>
try/catch doesn't work -- i'm assuming there's an underlying socket I need to attach an error handler to, but I don't see how to get to the socket
<tinybike>
oh wait...it's actually ipfs.add that's causing the error, not the constructor
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<tinybike>
aaand the error is just the callback's first argument, well that shouldn't have been at all unexpected now should it :/
<tinybike>
crawling back into my cave now
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<user24>
Hi! Is it possible to add and pin data directly using the js-ipfs-api without having to create a file on the client? While this is possible in nodejs environments, I seem to cannot do this in a browser.
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<tinybike>
Yep! Easiest way is to use ipfs.Buffer (in place of node's Buffer built-in)
<user24>
Nice! Thank you!
<tinybike>
var ipfsAPI = require('ipfs-api'); var ipfs = ipfsAPI(connectionInfo); ipfs.add(ipfs.Buffer(":D", function (err, files) { /* win */ }));
<tinybike>
^ something like this
<tinybike>
sure :)
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<tinybike>
err, the callback should be for ipfs.add of course, not ipfs.Buffer
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<tinybike>
my typing skills deteriorate after 2am or so :/
<user24>
:)
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<Tsutsukakushi>
what does ipfs offer over freenet?
<whyrusleeping>
if anything doesnt get answered there, go ahead and comment and we can fill it out more
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<Tsutsukakushi>
i'm asking because the first thing i heard about ipfs was that it is "permanent"
<Tsutsukakushi>
and many sites that i've seen utilize it have called it the "permanent web"
<Tsutsukakushi>
how can it be permanent if the users aren't anonymous?
<daviddias>
lgierth you around?
<ansuz>
Tsutsukakushi: you mean because if somebody wants something to go away, they can track down those who are hosting it?
<Tsutsukakushi>
yes
<ansuz>
that seems like a complicated issue
<Tsutsukakushi>
and people are scared to host possibly illegal or offensive material
<ansuz>
it's anonymous in that the original author is not necessarily known once something is hosted
<The_8472`>
content can be kept alive by anyone, not just the initial publisher
<Tsutsukakushi>
unless that is possible to do safely then i don't think it's ok to call it permanent
<ansuz>
well
<ansuz>
the earth might get hit my an asteroid
<whyrusleeping>
Tsutsukakushi: i would encourage you to read a bit more about the project
<The_8472`>
caveat: that's still a TODO for ipfs from what i've read
<ansuz>
so we could say it's not permanent because of that too
<The_8472`>
ansuz, host on mars!
<ansuz>
indeed
<whyrusleeping>
TODO: survive apocalypse
<ansuz>
waiting for digital ocean to set up a datacenter
<Tsutsukakushi>
i just think it's a bit overhyped
<Tsutsukakushi>
or at least falsily advertised
<The_8472`>
i think i2p/tor are also planned as underlying transports. so you can run your ipfs node behind those if you want
<Tsutsukakushi>
ipfs over i2p i could see working
<Tsutsukakushi>
but then we're back to two separate networks
<Tsutsukakushi>
like we have now
<The_8472`>
the permanence is more about not having a spof. as long as anyone keeps it alive there's no linkrot.
<Tsutsukakushi>
but people can't keep it alive
<Tsutsukakushi>
because they have to fear authorities
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<ansuz>
what's wrong with having two networks?
<ansuz>
I think the dht tolerates it fine with some of the nodes being hyperboria only
<ansuz>
though I'm not 100% sure about that
<whyrusleeping>
dht don't care
<The_8472`>
legal problems separate from the single-point-of-failure problem. so solving it separately seems like a good idea
<Tsutsukakushi>
The_8472`: they could both be solved at once...
<Tsutsukakushi>
The_8472`: and have been
<The_8472`>
unix philosophy
<ansuz>
Tsutsukakushi: solved by what?
<ansuz>
freenet?
<Tsutsukakushi>
ansuz: yeah
<Tsutsukakushi>
The_8472`: there is no such thing
<The_8472`>
ok
<whyrusleeping>
no such thing as the unix philosophy? huh.
<whyrusleeping>
TIL
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<Tsutsukakushi>
there are several competing theories of what the philosophy actually is
<ansuz>
that's kind of a sidetrack
<whyrusleeping>
did you guys know tomatos are a fruit
<ansuz>
the dht tolerates multiple networks
<ansuz>
you will be able to route over tor
<ansuz>
as I see it your issue is on the way to being solved
<ansuz>
it will take configuration, but I think that's reasonable
<whyrusleeping>
yeah, if you want to have content that every government on the planet wants to take down, you'd better be used to taking extra steps to protect yourself. extra configuration shouldnt be an issue
<whyrusleeping>
ipfs does not provide anonyminity
<whyrusleeping>
thats not to say you cannot be anonymous using ipfs
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<The_8472`>
hrm, that poses an interesting problem though for those who want to view such content but also use public ipfs
<Monokles>
if they're scared of their government they should be using anonymizing precautions anyway right?
<whyrusleeping>
Monokles: yes
<The_8472`>
although i guess just as with torbrowser you probably want a fully separate instance for browsing ipfs-over-tor, no cross-contamination.
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<The_8472`>
ansuz, kademlia is extremely fault-tolerant, but permanent network partitions with a limited set of nodes being members of both partitions is not something it handles well
<whyrusleeping>
yeah, hard partitions wont work
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<The_8472`>
at least not for those nodes that are in both.
<The_8472`>
imagine the partitionos being of different size. any terminal set of a lookup will be dominated by the larger partition and thus values will be predominantly published to the larger one
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<ansuz>
I added ipv6 support to a node kademlia library, and found that for myself running on hype
<ansuz>
funny bugs
<ansuz>
for my purposes I only wanted to run on hyperboria
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<ipfsbot>
[js-ipfs-api] Dignifiedquire created greenkeeper-karma-0.13.17 (+1 new commit): http://git.io/vuZjT
<ipfsbot>
js-ipfs-api/greenkeeper-karma-0.13.17 ac2dd89 greenkeeperio-bot: chore(package): update karma to version 0.13.17...
<richardlitt>
As in, please prepare your endeavors.
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<Kubuxu>
ogzy: you can try pinging: h.kubuxu.ovh and connecting with me: /ip6/fc88:c649:1d80:e13f:4206:4b3e:e1e3:bc37/tcp/4001/ipfs/QmdKbeXoXnMbPDfLsAFPGZDJ41bQuRNKALQSydJ66k1FfH
<richardlitt>
"What do you hear?" "Nothing but the rain"
<richardlitt>
dignifiedquire: thanks
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<Kubuxu>
Sometimes, you have to roll a hard six.
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<Kubuxu>
And most important: Frak that
<richardlitt>
Frack yeah
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<Kubuxu>
There was dicussion if it is supposed to be 'frak' or 'frack'. Latter on it was changed to 'frak' to fit rest of four-letter words.
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[go-ipfs] RichardLitt created feature/object-data-quotes (+1 new commit): http://git.io/vuCEE
<ipfsbot>
go-ipfs/feature/object-data-quotes fd69205 Richard Littauer: Added quotes around command in long desc...
<ipfsbot>
[go-ipfs] RichardLitt opened pull request #2157: Added quotes around command in long desc (master...feature/object-data-quotes) http://git.io/vuCEr
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[go-ipfs] RichardLitt created feature/shutdown (+1 new commit): http://git.io/vuCzC
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<G-Ray>
Do you follow the work of maidsafe ?
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