[ANN] Storj - Decentralized Storage - page 112.

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Quote from: Dabs on May 05, 2014, 10:00:30 PM

So, when can I start selling my terabytes of space? I'm about to go and buy 49 hard drives which will connect to my 49 port USB hub.

Do I get paid in bitcoin? Can I be anonymous?

We are building out the front end app first, and we are almost ready to release it. You can have all the space you want, but if no one is buying it you won't earn a penny.
If you run a full web node yes you can get paid in Bitcoin, and be somewhat anonymous. Don't want to give a specific date for the selling portion. We don't make two week(tm) promises.

Get some good data on my proof of storage algorithm this month. After that we will doing limited testing with early supporters till we get it right.

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Of course the hub can power the drives. They were designed to power 49 hex-chip miners all at once. Like 1 amp at 5 volts per port.

If I use a fat desktop hard drive though, those are externally powered. There are even fireproof/waterproof hard drives.

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Quote from: Dabs on May 05, 2014, 10:00:30 PM

So, when can I start selling my terabytes of space? I'm about to go and buy 49 hard drives which will connect to my 49 port USB hub.

Do I get paid in bitcoin? Can I be anonymous?

I'm sure you know what you're doing, but make sure that your hub can power all your drives. I have a hub that my drive doesn't work on.

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So, when can I start selling my terabytes of space? I'm about to go and buy 49 hard drives which will connect to my 49 port USB hub.

Do I get paid in bitcoin? Can I be anonymous?

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This is the cool app we need for Bitcoin.

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Looking very good!

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Here is a little update for everyone:

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Yeah is just "storage". We just had to pick a fancy looking name Wink

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Quote from: voldemort628 on May 05, 2014, 07:45:10 AM

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Quote from: lunokhod2 on May 05, 2014, 04:28:16 AM

I have a stupid question: How do you pronounce "Storj"?

So its "storage". Ok, but its not obvious...

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Quote from: lunokhod2 on May 05, 2014, 04:28:16 AM

I have a stupid question: How do you pronounce "Storj"?

I've been pronouncing it "storge"

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ˈstɔːrɪdʒ

Quote from: lunokhod2 on May 05, 2014, 04:28:16 AM

I have a stupid question: How do you pronounce "Storj"?

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I have a stupid question: How do you pronounce "Storj"?

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Quote from: ndonnard on May 02, 2014, 03:56:54 AM

This is a great idea and I'm glad to see people trying to put it into place. Is this a similar idea to BitCloud? It looks like you guys are ahead of them to be honest. I'd be really interested in trying it out (already signed up for the newsletter lol).

We are planning on talking to BitCloud guys this week on ways we can collaborate.

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This is a great idea and I'm glad to see people trying to put it into place. Is this a similar idea to BitCloud? It looks like you guys are ahead of them to be honest. I'd be really interested in trying it out (already signed up for the newsletter lol).

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Decentralize All The Things!

I can't believe I haven't heard about this project before! I'm reading the Storj paper now and this is exactly what I have been looking for since canceling my Dropbox subscription for obvious reasons.

Now shut up and take my money!

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I just learned about this project now and I am very impressed. Nice work Super3.

Hopefully I can transition to Storj before my 1 year subscription with Dropbox is up!

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Quote from: jab00110 on April 30, 2014, 12:46:16 PM

Out of curiosity, what is Storj doing for their network/storage infrastructure? I work for an IT Infrastructure Provider out of NYC called Myriad Supply - we work with many of the top hosting companies.

Any idea who handles the infrastructure for Storj?

Storj handles itself. Its autonomous. Simply anyone who runs the software on their hardware. Storj probably will need some large hosting companies to jump in to provide the early nodes. Simple because we expect a decent bit of demand, and we want the network to keep up.

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Quote from: js1985 on April 30, 2014, 06:13:02 PM

Ok lets say one connects a 150TB storage server on a 10gbit line to the Storj network, can one make money selling all this storage space? Is that the plan? have people sell storage capacity to the network?

edit: read the whitepaper, its rather short

Whats to stop a "node" from deleting all the files on it after it gets paid? how exactly does one do a "proof of existence of file(s)"

Last time I ran the numbers it was around $8k per 1Gbit at market prices. Dropbox charges $1 per GB per year, so you can do the math on that one.

We have a pretty awesome team. They are actually implementing it faster than I can write about it, so I just started spending my time working with them then writing papers. We are just about done with our top level prototype application. After that is done, I'll spend some days writing up a new whitepaper that dives into some of the meaty technical details.

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Ok lets say one connects a 150TB storage server on a 10gbit line to the Storj network, can one make money selling all this storage space? Is that the plan? have people sell storage capacity to the network?

edit: read the whitepaper, its rather short

Whats to stop a "node" from deleting all the files on it after it gets paid? how exactly does one do a "proof of existence of file(s)"

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Out of curiosity, what is Storj doing for their network/storage infrastructure? I work for an IT Infrastructure Provider out of NYC called Myriad Supply - we work with many of the top hosting companies.

Any idea who handles the infrastructure for Storj?

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