Hi!

Thanks for this nice tool, I like it a lot :-)

I searched the forums and issue tracker, but could not find any discussion on this:
I would like to have a "clean" feature for Simple File Versioning. I think something similar to the feature for Trash Can File Versioning would be useful:

A configuration op

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.

Hello!

When text line in list is too long and part of it is moved on the next line, list number is placed on the last line. When I use <br>, list number is placed on the first line of multiline text.

Demo is below:

Demo text:

1. [ ] task 1
2. [ ] task 2 task 2 task 2

https://github.com/zerotier/ZeroTierOne/tree/master/controller
documentation says :--

**Dockerizing Controllers

ZeroTier network controllers can easily be run in Docker or other container systems. Since containers do not need to actually join networks, extra privilege options like "--device=/dev/net/tun --privileged" are not needed. You'll just need to map the local JSON API port of the run

On Windows with Node 10:

ipfs:   preload disabled
ipfs:     1) should not preload if disabled
ipfs:   1807 passing (24m)
ipfs:   95 pending
ipfs:   1 failing
ipfs:   1) preload disabled
ipfs:        should not preload if disabled:
ipfs:      Uncaught Error: Timed out waiting for CIDs to be preloaded
ipfs:       at waitFor (test\utils\wait-for.js:18:21)
ipfs:       at process._tick

Background

The binaries are built with most of the build flags already set, but when building from source you must specify which tags are desired. This is an important step to building a usable binary from source.

These flags should be listed in the docs, with what their use is for the entire system, and whether or not excluding it would break the normal function of the system.

A sect

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

When hitting send on a chat message, a scrollbar will briefly appear and then disappear again.

After playing around with N2N for quite a bit, I was at first a bit disappointed by the performance - 20 Mbit/s on a gigabit connection? Well, at first I didn't enable AES (after adding -A, I was able to go to 50 Mbit/s), then I checked the CPU, which was at 100% (a 1 CPU instance). Upgraded the node to 2 CPUs, 100 Mbit/s. We're getting there! Now, I used -v to get some more details; I did not

In version 1.4.2, clicking Exit in the screen that says Syncthing is disabled because it is not connected to Wi-Fi will not exit the screen nor the application. Instead it runs Syncthing in the background.

Is there an easy way of returning all the connected peers on a topic?

Im new to rust sorry if the answer is obvious.

On top of a framebuffer interface.

cc #347
Documentation: http://www.petesqbsite.com/sections/tutorials/tuts/vbe3.pdf

The interfacing with the hardware interface might be hacky, in particular when it comes to adding a GDT segment.

Hi,

I saw in the doc that it says

Tray icon indicates when it is connected to syncthing (no status updates yet).

so this issue is to make sure it does not get forgotten :-)

It's good to see if syncthing is running locally or not, but what I also really want to see is if my files are all synced correctly or not.
If any folder or any remote device is not up-to-date, I think the colour o

Hey, sounds like a cool project.
Can you elaborate more on the encryption?
When I store values are they encrypted?
Are there REST apis? or just the go command line? other languages apis?

Currently a server owner has no mechanism to know whenever the uProxy server is outdated. We need a solution that:
a) allows the server to monitor if it's out of date
b) notifies the server owner (e.g. app, email, etc) to take action
c) allows the server owner to upgrade the server (possibly overwriting the droplet / image)
... alternatively, we could consider a server that auto-updates.

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

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

An implementation of PIR lives at http://percy.sourceforge.net/ - we should investigate what it would take to add support for this mechanism to fetch blocks with better privacy. We should also investigate using this for cfilter retrieval as otherwise we can reveal to peers when our wallet may have been created.