Quote from: iruu on February 07, 2014, 12:51:47 PM

Quote from: coolmist on February 07, 2014, 12:48:53 PM

Weekend project, let's build a DNS system guys!

Here is what I propose, we encode HTML webpages in base64, the base64 is then truncated and sent. the transaction ID's are retrieved and a master file with the locations (and format) of the truncated html is formed. The masterfile is returned and can be used to access the data.

Multiple master files can be formed (due to 1k data limit) and put into one, etc... unlimited amounts of data could be stored this way.

If a dynamic webpage is needed an account could be created and reserved for "hosting" the latest message sent by this account could be the updated website data. Accounts could be used as domain names in a customized browser.

I already have the truncation programs written, but who wants to join me and make this work?

I have a 100k nxt budget for this project (can be increased).

PM me if you are interested.

What's the point? Shocked

Uhh...

This is a much needed feature that we can code with available resources and API calls.

Project budget increased 150k NXT btw.