I think we can replace IANA with nested StratumV2 pools that run e-cash mints and assign address ranges as autonomous systems. Whenever a pool finds a new block it becomes the DNS server that calls the shots till a new block is found. How many IP addresses an autonomous system controls depends on the amount of hashrate that it contributed to that block. Oh and domains aren't strictly needed. The DNS server could just map npubs to IP addresses (or ranges). Just point your hashrate at your internet gateway - which also happens to be a pool, and you get your fair share of public IP addresses.

Seeing that syncthing exists makes me wonder why anyone would want to host their data on something like owncloud. Where is the catch? @hzrd149 do you have an option on this?

Syncthing

MVP

The modern CI-CD pipeline for testing hardware: 1. VPS publishes a note mentioning the git commit hash, git branch etc on nostr. 2. VPS replies to the note with a URL for downloading the binary upon success or with a URL of logs in the case of failure. 3. Device runs tests on first boot and replies to note with test result. 4. VPS publishes binaries on blossom... Does this sound useful to others too? Any recommendations around existing nostr tooling for git?