Permanent webapps
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Claims that average web pages last 100 days and that permanence requires ceding control lead to concrete tools and demos: keypairs with sodium for identity, append-only histories with Merkle DAG and hyperlog backed by levelDB, content blobs stored via content-addressable blobstore or torrent-blobstore (magnet links), browser replication via websocket-stream and webtorrent, and a BEP44-based mutable DHT head (1KB) used to publish a peer-to-peer Twitter in ~36 lines; trust-log and app-feed prototypes show signed, replicable updates and archived HTML versions.
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