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IPFS Gateway Selector is a serverless service that checks public IPFS gateway status and latency to user browser. You only need to visit one of the URLs listed in Try It section in your browser. Input the CID you want to download, or simply copy&paste the link containing the CID, then click "Reload Gateways", it will refresh the download links list with the estimated latency of each gateway. You may integrate this service with your website to provide a mirrors feature. By adding a cid parameter it will display the download list of this CID on start.

...By using these services, you can allow users to claim usernames, so that Space Daemon can know the public key of a given username and in that way share files via username without having to input public keys directly.

s3x is an open-source gateway for github.com/minio/minio to work with TemporalX as an S3 gateway. It allows using IPFS from any application that currently uses S3, or minio, without needing to redesign your application architecture. It represents an incredible leap forward in usability for IPFS, and up until now no implementation of IPFS allowed you to use it, without needing to build your application specifically for IPFS. Additionally this means your S3 applications can leverage the benefits of IPFS as if it were a native IPFS application. One might say its better than. s3x targets to be fully compatible with S3 and the latest minio release. ...

Manage ENS names from the command line. ens-updater enables the automated update of e.g. contentHash records in the Ethereum Name System. In order to perform an update of an ENS record, ens-update needs the private key of the Ethereum account controlling the ENS name. The private key needs to be provided via the environment variable or through the file .env in the working directory. Unittests are plain mocha tests located in the folder "unitTests". They do not require ganache or another node...

Set of executable files for sending and receiving data / short multimedia files through a narrow bandwidth transmission media. The signal output to the transmitter is the sound card analog output socket while the received signal taken from the receiver is fed to a sound card analog input line. Targeted audience: * Short wave / long wave (narrow bandwidth) Amateur Radio enthusiasts * Experimenters of vintage transmission systems * People living in areas with absolutely no Internet and no 3G/4G/Edge access (only analog telephone or CB radio), so that peer-to-peer data sharing (or even broadcast to several peers at a time) are made possible...

XCN is an XChat script (written in Perl, of course) that queries DCC bots for their lists of served files and searches these lists based on user input. Effectively, making use of DCC bots rather Napsterlike.