oh sorry, and how many wells and schools have you made?

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many professional apps. solidworks comes to mind

I tried using it for a few months. too many compromises to battery life, the main screen crease etc. just sitting in the closet now. I’ll check back when diverging actually good comes out. flop 4

Randrops are falling on my head

Soon we will all be dead

My god, go back to lemmygrad.

Lkline leaks, lithium explodes

This has been tried and I’ve tried one out back in android KitKat days. Glassless display and all. HTC phone. They’re now bankrupt. The battery lasted a few seconds, and the display was not amazing, and even if done better today it’s a gimmic at best

true. but the spam filtering and future ai spam shit might be a pain

copied from a deleted reddit account, it’s quite brilliant :

ELI5: Whole thing kind of works like a virus

So, the client doesn’t know where your file is. They call a primary server for a list of some people connected to the IPFS network, then ask around that list progressively spreading, like a virus transmitting between hosts

Once the “virus” finds the file, it brings it back to the client, stores a copy, and closes the connection. And since the client is now IN the network (knows where some other people are) then in order to retrieve further files they don’t need to use the primary server any more. Also, other clients can now fetch the file from the original client. So every copy makes finding those files faster — like auto scaling.

IPFS built an algorithm around that concept, to make file cleanup, lookup, minimization, and integrity checking possible. They also use a hash ID system to store data so like, if the hashes match, you could get a piece from file A or file B (whichever is closer) to complete the hash sequence needed to build file C.

It’s a pretty clever system, if you’re curious totally worth reading into the details.

Probably got a lot wrong, but that’s how I understand it.