Martin Heidegger

> Dat/hypercore should work fine over TCP, in addition to uTP (which runs on top of UDP) I just read/working on these particular implementations. And while its true that the...

I got an additional comment about this: > p2p might be prohibited in networks because the companies do not want communication inside the intranet between computers. If p2p networks are...

Yes, we are active & busy with other things. @jmatsushita to get the ball rolling on something like this it would be a good idea to join a [comm-comm](https://comm-comm.datproject.org) meeting...

@karissa Thank you for your input, I have read through most of it but to my knowledge none of those actually take care of the issue I tried to fix:...

> trying to answer, does my server have all the data and can I close this process/close computer This is a tricky question because you don't know in the CLI...

@joehand Thank you for the hint, but from what I can tell `dat-wot` only manages who knows about what dat link and makes sure that every user gets to see...

Oh, this is really inspiring! The solution I am imagining right now - based of what you wrote - would be to have an encrypted file table `.dat-encrypted` which grows...

Let me try to rephrase: Instead of writing into `.dat-encrypted`, data get written into blocks of files. Those blocks have all the all the same size and are encrypted, so...

This has to do with DAT signing but it doesn't have to do with DAT uploading. In my case I want to make sure that a certain DAT was created...

_(What is the state of this?)_ I would agree with @garbados that `name` is for addressing. Because of this I agree that `name` is better than `title`. In the DAT...