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I really, really dislike the backwards-to-paths nature of dns. It's not like Unix and other hierarchical file systems didn't exist in 1983. So let's reverse it, and use paths.
# dns
releases.lists.refs.ipfs.io
# snd
ipfs.io/refs/lists/releases
cat /snd/ipfs.io/refs/lists/releases
curl fs://snd/ipfs.io/refs/lists/releases
For all this, we need:
an snd resolver that uses dns
an HTTP server that serves snd lookups
a FUSE filesystem that mounts snd
the fs:// standard and handler
This will help with "the DNS web".
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I really, really dislike the backwards-to-paths nature of dns. It's not like Unix and other hierarchical file systems didn't exist in 1983. So let's reverse it, and use paths.
For all this, we need:
fs://
standard and handlerThis will help with "the DNS web".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: