Mikeal Rogers

@jnoring because there are no required encoders in the spec people are getting by with [MediaRecorder.isTypeSupported](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/MediaRecorder/isTypeSupported). The problem you describe is similar, that each encoder has differing options and there's...

One requirement I’d like to surface here. Users with large amounts of data are writing custom tooling to get their file data “into IPFS” so that they can then write...

Another approach would be to add a docker volume plugin https://docs.docker.com/engine/extend/plugins_volume/ This might allow us to mount an IPFS URL as the volume for the docker image, by-passing the need...

I just got an intro to a person on the Kraken team. Who would be interested in having a call with them?

@nayafia and I also had him on the RFC podcast, great guy!

We should just PUT a CAR file with a single root (standard Filecoin CAR file). It’s pretty clean and we already have code to pin a CAR file in Go...

> spinning up a libp2p node that supports Bitswap and only makes a single connection to the pinning service node is not a huge ask and helps us plan for...

Applications are a little more complicated than that. The client/user that needs to upload the content has different needs than the consumers of that data who need it available in...

I’d like to pause this discussion for now. It would seem that the entire purpose of a remote pinning API would be to hire a third party to run IPFS...

I think there’s a simpler path that we’re missing here. If we conceptualize this feature in simpler terms: 1. Write the blocks in this CAR file to your Blockstore. 2....