One main difference with IPFS is that you can change the shared data without having to re-distribute a new link. It’s also based on reciprocal sharing instead of benevolent sharing, which means that if someone shares then it grows the sharing capability of the network instead of using it up.

I have made some comparatifs, you are all welcome posting any questions you have here or there ofc. ☺️ !

I’m on this boat too. Absurdism for the win IMO.

Sort of P2P, it’s a sharing system based on reciprocal sharing (I share yours because you share mine), add sharing the same data several times and you get robustness.

A sort of decentralised file system.

Please let me know what you think about it all.

PS. Funkwhale seems interesting, gotta check that out, thanks!

Thanks, I edited in a quick link and the dumbass is me not you!

Aren’t there a bunch of old professors in some old English university doing that, paid by the government?

I’m so disappointed 😞

Ah, a photo model!

Yeah I guess that’s the only sane way to do it. A tiny bit crazy the whole system exists, an automatic verification lights up, but only after the dude left.

Why did he have access to all that for starters, why wasn’t the alarms ringing when he did it etc. seems like security at Intel is kind of wonky. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Swede in France. My grades were quite bad in the language domain, but I read loads of books when I was younger, uni books were in english, foreign tv is subtitled in sweden, worked with foreigners so English is often a given, guess it all adds up.

Are you paid to check file access logs?

But who pays someone to check them?

Who logs who reads files? And even if, who checks those logs? Gotta be a wild system.

Use two different apps to browse.

How ho you detect someone stole files nowadays? Did they have them printed out on a bookshelf?

Thanks, will check out!

We are in a total agreement here.

That’s just how it works and have always worked. You can use an unsigned char on a 64 bit system and it’ll behave like on the Commodore 64. I don’t understand what you are trying to show.

Thanks, but I have already tried out freecad and also that fusion 360 IIRC it was very nice on paper, making planes everywhere :-), but as you say very different from what I know! I just need to use basic shapes, say extract a spline, and combine/cut with boolean operators, and then fine tune the mesh and its vertices itself, well it is how I have always done it, not engineer worthy but it works for me…

Godot is the beast. Using it on linux with C# and except having to deal with C# 🤓 it works fantasticly well!

Fuuuck, gotta try to learn it again. I grew up on 3dsMax which was like the king of 3D in video game dev, and blender is/was just so different. Must be some simple tutos out there now how to make millimeter precise stuff & boolean operations on volumes for my 3D printing…

The good thing with open source is they can’t just screw you over with new workflows or other (looking at you Unity, degrading float point resolution after 2.6).

I love these kind of things too.