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touchups to ipfs archiver, fix for -w flag to add for directory objects

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Kyle Drake 2015-09-04 09:17:33 -07:00
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models/site.rb
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end
end
Rye::Cmd.add_command :ipfs, nil, 'add', :r
Rye::Cmd.add_command :ipfs, nil, 'add', :r, :w
def add_to_ipfs
# Not ideal. An SoA version is in progress.

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views/permanent_web.erb
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<img src="/img/neocities-ipfs.jpg" style="margin-bottom: 20px">
<article role="article">
<p>
Neocities has launched an experimental implementation of <a href="http://ipfs.io">IPFS</a>. IPFS is short for the "Inter-Planetary File System", and is the foundation for a new way to distribute web content that is being called The Permanent Web. The idea behind the Permanent Web is simple: Instead of serving web sites from central servers, we believe that web serving should be decentralized, and that IPFS is an eventual replacement to the aging HTTP protocol.
Neocities has launched an experimental implementation of <a href="http://ipfs.io">IPFS</a>. IPFS is short for the "Inter-Planetary File System", and is the foundation for a new way to distribute web content that is being called The Permanent Web. The idea behind the Permanent Web is simple: Instead of serving web sites from central servers, we believe that web serving should be decentralized, and that IPFS is an eventual replacement to the aging HTTP protocol for serving static web sites.
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<p>
This is still very early stage technology, so if you don't understand what this stuff is, don't worry about it for now. But if you'd like to read more about why we're interested in this new technology, please see our <a href="#">blog post</a> on the topic.
This is still very early stage technology, so if you don't understand what this stuff is, don't worry about it for now. But if you'd like to read more about why we're interested in this new technology, please see our <a href="http://blog.neocities.org/neocities-joins-the-permanent-web.html">blog post</a> on the topic.
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<p>
If you want to play around with this new technology, you can get IPFS for your computer and use it to retreive content from our IPFS node servers. All you need to do is <a href="http://ipfs.io/docs/install/">download the IPFS daemon</a> (OSX/Linux only for now), and run the following command in your terminal:
If you want to play around with this new technology, you can get IPFS for your computer and use it to retrieve content from our IPFS node servers. All you need to do is <a href="http://ipfs.io/docs/install/">download the IPFS daemon</a> (OSX/Linux only for now), and run the following command in your terminal:
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