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subject="comment 1"
date="2013-10-22T17:37:44Z"
content="""
The sad state of affairs that in the supposedly modern 21st century, popular operating systems are regressing in functionality?
Yes, git-annex can deal with this. `git annex init` will detect when it's run on a crippled filesystem and enable various workarounds, including [[direct_mode]].
The git-annex android app deals with all this automatically when creating a repository.
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date="2013-10-22T17:41:58Z"
content="""
You're basically correct. Typically if you have a central machine, it's a server, so at that point you're not pairing, but are just adding a ssh server, or some other type of remote.
I think that systems like AeroFS are pretty neat, but my goal is not really to build another one of those. I'd rather make git-annex be able to use such things as [[special_remotes]].
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