Beaker looks dead simple indeed.

Now I only have to understand the P2P part.

dat://c5374667fe1dcdedfb48d41c138cc6f9baf6ec9b059d12e6cda7629908393179

@dataKnightmare cozy Den! ;)

@charlyblack ARGH! You could see it?

@charlyblack can you access the /gdprref folder?
I thought I needed this DAT thing to actually be visible from the outside

@dataKnightmare yep I see that too, the dat address points to the whole /library

@charlyblack good then. feel free to roam, that's my collection of (mostly in Italian) GDPR stuff

@dataKnightmare my rotting brain will get lost if I try to read probably :P, but thanks!
btw I wonder if there's a way to share selectively with chosen peers..

@charlyblack I may also add my "data&society" and "AI" reading folders :)

@dataKnightmare oh yeah please :)

@dataKnightmare my links collection is always hungry
dat://fc42b5b51d9f1f20cf6c86e6a276ab6711b379ddd638b1c86817d3240057145c

@charlyblack doing it now. Only doubt: is this Node.js thing worthy? wouldnt like to bring in a can of worms into my own PC, would use a VM instead.

@dataKnightmare mmh.. I am not sure I follow, I am trying the AppImage, didn't build from source

@charlyblack oh, me too. Node.js is needed to run DAT proper. Maybe it's the part needed for proper file replication. So far I am "seeding" your files, but I see no trace of them on my disk.

@charlyblack excellent link list. Some I already read, but not too many. Interesting.

@dataKnightmare what would be really cool is integration with a web-archiving tool, so that in case the links break there's a local copy of the web pages permanently recorded and stored