I was not able to open port, may be that's because of my ISP, I see on HelloZeroNet page that,

Your port xxxxx is closed, but your Tor gateway is running well.

I see the above message, so if I had a site on ZeroNet, am I considered as a seeder to my site, if I was the only seeder to my site, assuming it is a new site. is it enough that tor gateway is running but without open port ?

When you have only one registered aspect, then people belonging to that aspect don't get shown with the name of the aspect, but with the generic "All Aspects".
I don't know if it was meant to be like this, I just find it confusing.

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I'm looking at the react tutorial at https://github.com/amark/gun/wiki/React-Tutorial and noticed that the code examples are using depreciated lifecycle methods such as componentWillMount.

Steps to reproduce

1. Inside the server, set the language to a translation, for example, Spanish Argentina
2. Find some plural translations. For example the summary of the current folder.
3. Just check if the plural works.

Expected behaviour

In summary expect:

6 carpetas y 5 archivos 8,5 GB

Actual behaviour

In summary i see:

6 carpeta y 5 archivo 8,5 GB

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I've not seen any oembed snippet code to add, and since it would be complicated to add a it to the reference file, you could give a snippet 👍

[
  {
    "schemes": ["https:\/\/instance.tube\/videos\/watch\/*"],
    "url":"https:\/\/instance.tube\/services\/oembed",
    "discovery":true
  }
]

I've tried it and it works well on a Moodle Instance, where instance.tube is a r

A brief history of the pages you've visited in the current tab when you right click the back button would make browsing feel better. This is a function that I use regularly in other modern browsers.

Here's an example from Mozilla Firefox:

Operation System: Windows 10
Beak

To be done on lbrytech repo probably.
The wallet is currently configured as defined originally in ElectrumX, there are some docs for it already in there.

Keep in mind that we added new configuration keys and should clean up the unused ones at some point, so we need something easy

Version: [bfba76748b8aabc0d66768009ff6f4adb24ff439]
Type: bug
Severity: medium
Description:

Following the steps and building from this example:
https://github.com/ipfs/js-ipfs/tree/master/examples/circuit-relaying

In the UI, the "Addresses:" section is empty and info.addresses is an empty list. Connecting to other peers works, but not dialing /p2p-circuit/<peerid>.

There's been a number of questions lately about data not appearing in the store when you expect, so I thought it would be a good time to take a second to explain the process of opening a database and getting data out of it. The database can be either local or remote.

Important Note: While content discovery can happen via the IPFS distributed hash table, due to the limitations of browser-bas

Describe the bug
Merry Christmas everybody. I have a question regarding BigchainDB. We have a setup of a cluster from 3 nodes where each has a Tendermint and MongoDB and they are connected.When in one of nodes on MongoDB Level a document is deleted, it does not recover itself. Is that possible to solve somehow?

To Reproduce
Install a cluster from several nodes, login to MongoDB direct

Feature Request

Add more configuration options for storage (IPFS). Command line arguments, for example.

Summary

For example, I want to develop my apps using IPFS. But I do not need to use it online. For example, running with --offline flag.

There two main ways to make it:

• Creating a variable called args in config/storage.js that would store extra argumens for the IPFS i

There is a user with a dick pic as their icon. Many people have blocked them, as have I.

I recently clicked through to their profile page to remember if I had blocked them and although their posts are hidden, their user icon is still shown.

Can we use CSS to blur the user icons of blocked and ignored users?

filter: blur(8px);
-webkit-filter: blur(8px);

(Those icons might al

At least on an iPad, group chats / rooms don’t have the actual room name in the list of chats and instead show whatever subject is set at the time.

It’s a little confusing as it’s not clear which room is which.

The API endpoint should generate an anchored block out of transactions in the mempool. It should only be available to a whitelist of addresses, since it's an expensive (and sensitive!) operation.

We’ve included things like a specially formatted User-Agent string to disclose ones identify. This should be mentioned in the docs, so that other clients/tools can support, or include the same behavior.

cc @jcnelson from this forum post.

There should be a setting added that allows the user to adjust the URL for the transaction broadcaster in regards to acquiring names. Should be fairly simple to implement unless it is tied within blockstack.js, in which case an issue would need to

Especially in the light of #151 , it would be great if people could just re-generate the whole Id file.

I am trying to figure out how to bring online 2 servers in to the "cluster" so I have redundancy of the miners and other components

I already have 1 Host running all the Private Deploy and pushed the container to a private docker repository

Now I am trying to figure out what "minimum" I need to bring online a second server.

I suspect the steps are close but I am pretty sure I copied too m

This would just be a ui that lets users sign a hash of a document (enough to sign(hash(concat(all cryptree node hashes for file))+file read cap) so we don't need to download and decrypt the entire document to sign it)

the output should be some text, maybe hex encoded, which someone can cut and paste into the ui to verify someone else's claim

Quick start guide for chocolatey packages, if anyone wants to pick this up: https://chocolatey.org/docs/create-packages-quick-start

To allow easier firewall configuration, it would make sense to have a section the README detailing the traffic generated by tandem.

Like:

• TCP connection to rendezvous.foo.com on port 443 using HTTPS
• UDP connection to the either the remote host on a dynamic port or the rendezvous server

Also, what happen if the two hosts are on different local subnets that are directly connected, is a

Coming from the main website, it is unclear how this helps decentralizing the service. There is an interesting discussion on HN! about this which would be helpful if summarized in the documentation (e.g. the README).

Similarly, an overview of how it actually works (e.g. how is content updated and so on) would help

I'm trying to create a multiple snapshots/releases/versions of an article. I found rel:latest-version, rel:predecessor-version but no real-world example of a publication with versions. My approach would be:

• put current version at http://example.org/article
• put versions at http://example.org/article/X.Y.Z where X.Y.Z is a version number
• link versions with rel:latest-version,