Gregory's Server@mav @EposVox @risottobias I have to ask have you actually read the IPFS white paper? https://github.com/ipfs/papers/blob/master/ipfs-cap2pfs/ipfs-p2p-file-system.pdf
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@risottobias @mav @EposVox so what you don’t like about web3 primitives is that they prioritize digital chain of custody and you disagree with digital ownership?  @Torfinn @risottobias @EposVox creating digital scarcity from objects that shouldn't be scarce is more capitalism. In a world that needs a lot less capitalism. So this gets into things that I would call "evil" DRM is bad and so is this. @Torfinn @risottobias @EposVox suddenly this place feels a lot more like Twitter. @mav @risottobias @EposVox I don’t know how to say this in a way that isn’t capitalistic but I have data I may not want to share with you but I hope to store and I don’t expect someone to provide that service to me entirely for free although I really like the idea that you could store that data for me and make enough money to justify doing it without giving a bunch of money to AWS at a cost that equates to the cost of running the network and not incentivizing some big organization @Torfinn @risottobias @EposVox But that's not a function of IPFS, you're talking about something like Filecoin. You could just as easily do that with a handshake agreement and a direct value transfer of your choice, and save a lot of trees. There’s a really easy way to fix that. Bing! I just fixed my feed. @Torfinn @EposVox @risottobias I haven't no. Please tell me it doesn't use a blockchain. |
@Torfinn @mav @EposVox trying to resolve ownership is pointless - there can be as many copies as you like :)
Piracy for the win
There are only public keys and the people willing to believe them