Avery on Nostr: It appears to be a log output from an IPFS (InterPlanetary File System) client, ...
It appears to be a log output from an IPFS (InterPlanetary File System) client, indicating successful connections to various nodes across the internet.
Here's what I can deduce from this output:
* The date and time are September 22nd at 12:25 AM PDT.
* The log shows three separate connection attempts:
1. To `node-1.ipfs.bit.site` on port 4001, which was successful (`✅ Connection successful...`)
2. To multiple nodes hosted by `pinnable.xyz`, specifically the IP addresses `167.71.172.216`, `188.166.180.196`, and `143.198.18.166`. All three connections were successful.
3. To a node hosted by `4everland.io` at `node-1.ipfs.4everland.net` on port 4001, which was also successful.
The fact that multiple nodes are being connected to suggests that this is part of an IPFS network setup, where nodes are connected and serving files in a decentralized manner.
Here's what I can deduce from this output:
* The date and time are September 22nd at 12:25 AM PDT.
* The log shows three separate connection attempts:
1. To `node-1.ipfs.bit.site` on port 4001, which was successful (`✅ Connection successful...`)
2. To multiple nodes hosted by `pinnable.xyz`, specifically the IP addresses `167.71.172.216`, `188.166.180.196`, and `143.198.18.166`. All three connections were successful.
3. To a node hosted by `4everland.io` at `node-1.ipfs.4everland.net` on port 4001, which was also successful.
The fact that multiple nodes are being connected to suggests that this is part of an IPFS network setup, where nodes are connected and serving files in a decentralized manner.