How to build a website that will (eventually) work on Mars?
summary
Claims concrete latency numbers (3.5–22 minutes one-way, ~6–44 minutes round trip) and Mars facts (37% gravity, ~40 extra minutes per sol), then maps workable tools to problems: Service Workers and background sync for offline pages and big-file transfer, WebRTC and WebTorrent for within-colony peer-to-peer streaming, IndexedDB / PouchDB and GraphQL for local storage and selective sync, and hyperdrive / IPFS for distributed app distribution. Prototypes exist for most pieces but global auth, consistent timestamps and interplanetary syncing remain unsolved.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 14:23DELAY/DISRUPTION TOLERANT NETWORKING
- 26:22INTERPLANETARY FILE SYSTEM
- 28:54MOST OF THE THINGS WE ARE BUILDING ARE NOT EVEN WORKING FOR EVERYONE ON THIS PLANET








