Common CDN assets (JS / CSS)

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Jonas Z

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Feb 27, 2018, 7:49:44 PM2/27/18
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In a decentralized web, nobody wants to rely on (not truly decentraliced) CDNs for their common JS and CSS assets. Why don't we mirror the most commen assets into a dat archive like this: dat://common-assets-jfowl.hashbase.io (most stuff taken from the Decentraleyes extension), so that everyone can use them and they don't end up re-dat-ed for each side where they are used?

Is hashbase enough for re-seeding these assets?
They take up ~ 20 MB, and I think many of us would be able to hypercored this on their own servers.

Paul Frazee

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Feb 27, 2018, 8:02:09 PM2/27/18
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I see no reason not to do it, especially as we start using ES modules.

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