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Can `dat` protocol efficiently support live streaming of video?

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问题 I would like to be able to live stream video (or any other file that is large and continuously modified/appended) via dat . Here it says, The dat:// protocol doesn't support partial updates at the file-level, which means that with multiple records in a single file, every time a user adds a record, anyone who follows that user must sync and re-download the entire file. As the file continues to grow, performance will degrade. Putting each record in an individual file is much more efficient:

What is hyperdrive and how is that different from dat?

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问题 I've been trying to get into dat recently and I'm wondering about the difference between dat and the hyperdrive module. 回答1: TL;DR: Dat is for end users and Hyperdrive for developers. Dat is a user friendly interface for sharing distributed files. Anyone can download the program and use it to securely share files peer-to-peer. Under the hood it uses Hyperdrive which is a Node.js package that aims to implement the same APIs as Node.js' core fs module, but it also offers data replication

What is hyperdrive and how is that different from dat?

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I've been trying to get into dat recently and I'm wondering about the difference between dat and the hyperdrive module. TL;DR: Dat is for end users and Hyperdrive for developers. Dat is a user friendly interface for sharing distributed files. Anyone can download the program and use it to securely share files peer-to-peer. Under the hood it uses Hyperdrive which is a Node.js package that aims to implement the same APIs as Node.js' core fs module, but it also offers data replication features. There also is a dat-node module to use Dat's features in your own Node.js applications. With dat-node it