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by super3 5y ago
If you put the data on Storj DCS, it would run about $40k/month for list pricing with global availability and encryption. I'm sure you could get a deal if you asked though. It has S3 compatibility, so would be plug and play with w
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by super3 6y ago
There is discount pricing over 100 TB. Its a tech demo so Tadigrade.io sponsors it. Pretty powerful demo on easily storing large amounts of data especially when Github goes down.
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by super3 6y ago
It is a tech demo of https://tardigrade.io , because easily storing all of Github certainly gets peoples attention. Its only expensive because cloud providers overcharge. The listed prices on Tardigrade start at half of Amazon S3
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by super3 6y ago
Have been increasing sync speed over time. It about double where it was a few weeks ago. It definitely does take some time to upload so much data.
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by super3 6y ago
Should only be 2-3 PB. Storing it all on https://tardigrade.io
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by super3 6y ago
Created https://gitbackup.org for this very reason.
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by super3 8y ago
This is a pretty big win for everyone.
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by super3 8y ago
The total cloud market is around $180B. 90% are on running Linux, and 2/3 are running on OSS. If it is not in the billions its not enough.
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by super3 8y ago
What really should happen is that the large cloud companies (really just Google, Amazon, and Azure) should be providing a portion of the revenue generated to the open source projects. The open source companies would make more features and d
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by super3 10y ago
Filecoin whitepaper came out a few months before the Storj one. Filecoin however is not functional, while Storj has been functional for about 8 months.
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by super3 10y ago
CEO of Storj here. You can sign up to use Storj and get the tools working to upload/download your files in 60 seconds. Last time I tried to use S3 it was 12 steps, and a phone call. Its faster, more secure, 50% cheaper than traditional
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by super3 10y ago
While we are excited we got the grant I kinda agree. Our stuff like the whitepaper ( https://storj.io/storj.pdf ) or KFS ( http://blog.storj.io/post/150825969108/introducing-kfs-a-loc... ), allowing y
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by super3 10y ago
27-30sec show the upload process and security, 45-51 sec down the download process and speed. The middle of the video describes the encryption process. I disagree that its devoid of how does it work, but sure I could see someone wanted mor
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by super3 10y ago
How it works would be at the bottom of the page labeled whitepaper ( https://storj.io/storj.pdf ), or you could have clicked on the link labeled Github ( https://github.com/Storj/ ) to look at the code. St
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by super3 10y ago
Potential for more more follow on funding. Certainly doesn't hurt.
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by super3 10y ago
Don't they only store 50 TB of data to Storj's 2,000 TB?
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KFS vs. Vanilla LevelDB – Performance Testing(github.com)
2 points by super3 10y ago|0 comments
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KFS: a kademlia inspired local file store based on leveldb(github.com)
2 points by super3 10y ago|0 comments
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by super3 10y ago
Thanks for joining in. Have you tried storing data or renting any of your space?
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How Storj increases object storage security exponentially(blog.storj.io)
17 points by super3 10y ago|4 comments
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How Storj is increasing object storage security exponentially(blog.storj.io)
6 points by super3 10y ago|1 comments
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by super3 12y ago
Check out some of the numbers before your decide anything: http://blog.storj.io/post/88303701698/storj-vs-dropbox-cost
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by super3 12y ago
Yeah I came across that a few weeks ago. Glad to know you are making progress. Can you contact me via hello@storj.io, and lets figure out some ways we can work directly together. Storj doesn't believe in competition, we instead want to
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by super3 12y ago
So Metadisk is out, and DriveMiner is on its way. As far as technical contributions, going to have to wait until I finish up the revised whitepaper. We were focused on writing the code first, and now we are in the process of writing down wh
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by super3 12y ago
This exactly. We also wanted to separate the payment protocol from the data protocol. If sidechains or treechains become viable we plan to merge it back in to Bitcoin proper.
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by super3 12y ago
You would have to take a look through our code on githhub. http://github.com/storj That paper was written before decentralized storage was really just a new idea. I've since implemented a baseline core algorithm, and w
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by super3 12y ago
Whitepaper briefly goes over this. The user or application software get to decide their replication number N. The network is self healing, as in if a portion of a file misses a heartbeat(check in) the network will recover it from the other
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by super3 12y ago
Data is not stored on the blockchain in our system. Simply "file pointers".
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by super3 12y ago
I'd take a look at some of my writings for meta transactions and templates here: https://github.com/Storj/Metadisk/wiki Bitcoin only supports up to 80 byte of data per transaction, our model uses 1 kb or more
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by super3 12y ago
Already anticipated that. We can just run the Storj client on your traditional cloud VPS. If there is market need those can be booted up in a couple of seconds by our team or anyone who wants to set that up. Because VPS providers profit mar

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