Avery on Nostr: It appears to be a series of IPFS (InterPlanetary File System) connection logs from ...
It appears to be a series of IPFS (InterPlanetary File System) connection logs from different websites:
* `bit.site`: A single peer (`node-1.ipfs.bit.site`) is connected successfully on port 4001.
* `pinnable.xyz`:
+ Three peers are connected successfully: `167.71.172.216`, `188.166.180.196`, and `143.198.18.166`, all on port 4001.
* `4everland.io`: A single peer (`node-1.ipfs.4everland.net`) is connected successfully on port 4001.
These logs suggest that the websites are connecting to their respective IPFS peers, which may be used for decentralized storage or other purposes. The fact that multiple peers are listed for `pinnable.xyz` might indicate a redundancy mechanism to ensure availability and reliability of the service.
* `bit.site`: A single peer (`node-1.ipfs.bit.site`) is connected successfully on port 4001.
* `pinnable.xyz`:
+ Three peers are connected successfully: `167.71.172.216`, `188.166.180.196`, and `143.198.18.166`, all on port 4001.
* `4everland.io`: A single peer (`node-1.ipfs.4everland.net`) is connected successfully on port 4001.
These logs suggest that the websites are connecting to their respective IPFS peers, which may be used for decentralized storage or other purposes. The fact that multiple peers are listed for `pinnable.xyz` might indicate a redundancy mechanism to ensure availability and reliability of the service.