Ivana Isadora Devcic on Nostr: Let's say you have a file you want people to be able to access for free on the ...
Let's say you have a file you want people to be able to access for free on the internet in 2044.
The file is in the OpenDocument format and less than 10 MB in size uncompressed.
Where and how would you host it?
This is not a "test" or "experiment" - I'm genuinely asking! The only ideas I've had so far are dumb or obvious stuff like "puT iT oN gOoGle dRiVe" or host it on my website. But who can guarantee my hosting provider will be around in 20 years? Or even Google Drive, for that matter 🤔
The file is in the OpenDocument format and less than 10 MB in size uncompressed.
Where and how would you host it?
This is not a "test" or "experiment" - I'm genuinely asking! The only ideas I've had so far are dumb or obvious stuff like "puT iT oN gOoGle dRiVe" or host it on my website. But who can guarantee my hosting provider will be around in 20 years? Or even Google Drive, for that matter 🤔