How I Steal Storage Using Code :)

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• telegram actually encrypts by default

• How did you do the time tracking?

• this is just amazing! Subscribed for this haha!

• What is the name of the music playing in the background? Anyone?

• Where are the graphs he showed at the end from?

• A very interesting project, great work! Also, what did you use to track time spent on the project?

• Me, with slow af internet:

• Entire video was superb. Just didn't understand the one part. Time stamp : 4:05.
  "Why don't I store just a single chunk which needs to be uploaded, encrypt the chunk, upload it and just delete the chunk, that's how it's gonna store only 20MB on the server"?

  Why only 20MB when the actual file is let's say 2GB?

  Is the @StupidGeek talking about the middle server which is responsible to the the encryption and has the other APIs to upload the data to the Telegram?

• Sir, please tell me the project Management software you are using.
  Thank you

• how did u track time spent in the last part of the video?

• 3:29 "downlaod" lol

• Why is this video interlaced??

• How do you get those GitHub analytics?

• The time you put in such projects could have been wage hours towards a NAS with no strings attached.

• Kinda reminds me of using YouTube as a file system but in less cursed

• did you roll your own crypto?

• If I were you I would get this thing up and working and then I'd start selling the storage to make a profit.

• I would pay the cost of an external drive to avoid going through this lmao

• All the splitting an encryption stuff could have been solved just using standard zip segmenting and encryption. It would also decrease the size of the upload making it faster.

• Nice project bro, what program do you use at 5:17?

• You do know Telegram deletes data every 6 months right? All chat history, files and media, same for bots. It's in the settings it can't be turned off but you can adjust the time, max is 6 months tho

• Use MTProto

• check unlim opensource project ,that may help you

• Your server will store 20 MB file for each client , if there are more people won't it crash ?

• amazing video bro!

• If you use typescript your code should be clear than js. And you can another solve problem that 20mb limit (polling, 2gb is webhook). But all of those stuffs take a more time you can imagine

• "I found some libraries but they all lacked some or the other functionality" This is literally the JS ecosystem in a nutshell

• Nah bro give us the bot this is so cool I wanna use it

• Care to share the code? Some very interesting things you've done that I like to learn

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