I would use storj a lot more if it had a web interface where you could actually upload data. Also, it makes sense to rent out HDD on servers that are connected to the network 24/7, like web servers are.
I would use storj a lot more if it had a web interface where you could actually upload data. Also, it makes sense to rent out HDD on servers that are connected to the network 24/7, like web servers are.
That's true.The upload is hard and webservers aren't 24/7 as they can have downtime or you can host webserver on your pc and I'm sure you wont let your pc 24/7
Just set up a storj node to try it out. Pretty cool in terms of a way to use un-used space, there is just not enough market potential there yet. The storj team pointed me to an app that is alpha but ready to check it out which is kind of a dropbox-like client to use the system. Haven't tried it yet though
You mean the filezilla beta app?
No another one using Python QT. Filezilla integration is also nice but since I am on a mac and use Cyberduck I'm still waiting for something I can use