retro

@retro@soc.octade.net

I like old things. I find myself playing hooky from work to browse thrifts stores and abandoned buildings.

I like secure and anonymous comms such as and .

Here are some of the things of regular and recurring interest to me:


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[?]retro ยป 🔓
@retro@soc.octade.net

@craigoverend@mastodon.social @cypherpunk@soc.octade.net @agregore@mastodon.mauve.moe @peersky@mastodon.social @akhileshthite@mastodon.social @mauve@mastodon.mauve.moe

I am looking at agregore browser.

Question: what would be a quick onramp to share a directory of files or browse a remote directory of files using a decentralized protocol? Which protocol might be simplest to set up and configure?

My idea is to avoid having to study another programming language or DSL to use a new tool.

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    [?]Akhilesh Thite ยป 🔓
    @akhileshthite@mastodon.social

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    [?]Akhilesh Thite ยป 🔓
    @akhileshthite@mastodon.social

    @retro @mauve @craigoverend @cypherpunk @agregore @peersky

    In PeerSky you can browse your local files with file:// protocol and also you'll get an option to publish those directories to P2P.

      [?]Mauve ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ’œ [they/them/it] ยป 🔓
      @mauve@mastodon.mauve.moe

      @retro @craigoverend @cypherpunk @agregore Yeah sadly there's no clean no-code option yet. I'm working on adding folder uploads to the `file viewer` app. github.com/AgregoreWeb/website First I added some stuff to make it easier to write text files. Sadly it's all in my spare time between work and existing in meatspace. ๐Ÿ˜…

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