Kirill Taran
@lets-p2p.bsky.social
Web3 security researcher and P2P enthusiast.
Doing security audits with @taran.space
Leading the opensource project @ark-builders.dev
Doing security audits with @taran.space
Leading the opensource project @ark-builders.dev
How we at @ark-builders.bsky.social aim to solve it:
- Index data using "content addressing" (hash everything)
- Attach metadata to IDs, not paths
- Enable local apps to connect with their remote counterparts, including servers
- Give users the choice: sync everything upfront or just what's needed
- Index data using "content addressing" (hash everything)
- Attach metadata to IDs, not paths
- Enable local apps to connect with their remote counterparts, including servers
- Give users the choice: sync everything upfront or just what's needed
March 3, 2025 at 11:24 AM
How we at @ark-builders.bsky.social aim to solve it:
- Index data using "content addressing" (hash everything)
- Attach metadata to IDs, not paths
- Enable local apps to connect with their remote counterparts, including servers
- Give users the choice: sync everything upfront or just what's needed
- Index data using "content addressing" (hash everything)
- Attach metadata to IDs, not paths
- Enable local apps to connect with their remote counterparts, including servers
- Give users the choice: sync everything upfront or just what's needed
That's how I started to use seedboxes and remote "home cinema" software. Still need to choose hosting carefully, but there are some specifically made for this. Extra pros are that local device isn't loaded by torrenting, and movies download ultrafast on the box.
March 3, 2025 at 10:18 AM
That's how I started to use seedboxes and remote "home cinema" software. Still need to choose hosting carefully, but there are some specifically made for this. Extra pros are that local device isn't loaded by torrenting, and movies download ultrafast on the box.
What about keet.io? It looks that it uses direct P2P connections built on holepunching.
Keet - The Peer to Peer Chat App
Keet is a peer-to-peer chat application that allows users to communicate directly with each other. 100% end-to-end encrypted. Never on a server.
keet.io
March 3, 2025 at 9:56 AM
What about keet.io? It looks that it uses direct P2P connections built on holepunching.
I'm curious, what're other popular sync/backup tools out there beyond obvious iCloud and Google Drive?
Personally, I'm using Syncthing for years but it's UX is way too far from the mass market. That's what we want to change with ARK!
Personally, I'm using Syncthing for years but it's UX is way too far from the mass market. That's what we want to change with ARK!
March 3, 2025 at 9:38 AM
I'm curious, what're other popular sync/backup tools out there beyond obvious iCloud and Google Drive?
Personally, I'm using Syncthing for years but it's UX is way too far from the mass market. That's what we want to change with ARK!
Personally, I'm using Syncthing for years but it's UX is way too far from the mass market. That's what we want to change with ARK!