The document discusses module management and the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS). It covers topics like how modules are currently managed through tools like npm, and some of the limitations of existing systems. It then introduces IPFS as a new protocol that could be used to upgrade the web by allowing modules and other content to be permanently stored, distributed and accessed in a decentralized manner. Key components of IPFS discussed include its use of content addressing, distributed hash tables, the merkle dag data structure, IPNS for mutable naming, and how these pieces could provide benefits like discovery, integrity, transport and updating of modules in a more robust way compared to existing systems.
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Who has fim , which hash( ) = 91?
80. What you get
✓ Discovery (through IPNS)
✓ Integrity (through
cryptographic hashing)
✓ Activity (the more
downloads, the merrier)
✓ Structure (download things
at most once)
✓ Transport (stream from
every peer that has the
module)
✓ Update (just sync the parts
that are changed)
✓ Ownership (private clusters,
IPNS records signed,