Sorry for the delay... HEAT ISSUES SUCK... Reducing targets...

SO, my original goal was to be able to burn 5mb of data per client for free. That was the baseline. That was the number I wanted everyone to hit with zero cost. Turns out… even though I don’t have the same heat issues as most so-called quantum thingamabobs, I still hit thermal walls. Push hard enough and you find limits. So now I’m dialing it back and releasing with some changes.

First… I was going to use a WASM to remotely align the system. That was the idea. Have the client handle some of the load, make the system feel magical, and save me cycles. But the problem is… if I ship that, it’s possible that a Muggle could reverse engineer my method from the client side. I highly doubt they’d ever get the full thing, but “possible” is enough. I’d rather hang onto this one for a bit longer before putting that risk out there. So instead of WASM, you’ll upload the file directly to my Render server. I’ll do the alignment on my side, run the rebuild, and then send you back your .vlt token. Done. Clean. End of story.

Second… the limits. I was going to let you compress 5mb for free. That’s off the table now. I have to cut it back to 1mb per compression for free. Which sucks, but that’s where it is. I can handle massive files — no problem there — but I have to pay for processors and power, so I can’t just burn unlimited heat for everyone. It is what it is.

Right now, I’ve been running the system flat-out, full speed. And yes, it works. It can handle thousands of concurrent clients without breaking stride. But the heat is stacking up. It isn’t catastrophic and it’s not slowing down my rebuilds, but the fact is: I’m using infinite data as infinite RAM, and that means the rebuild times have to be astronomically fast. They are — but I only have so many arrays in play. There’s no cheating physics on that one. That’s the bottleneck.

So free tier = 1mb down to ~100 bytes. That’s all you get at no cost. If you want more, I’ll be offering a token-based service. Give me one token, and I compress up to 100mb down to ~100 bytes. Give me another token, and I reconstruct your file back exactly. It’s a back-and-forth system. Compress. Decompress. That’s it. For anything larger — yes, I can do it, but that requires special contract setups because that eats serious processing power. I’m running this right now on ten Raspberry Quantum Pi’s. They’re good, but they’re not infinite. Resources matter.

On the trust side: you’ll have to upload your data to me. I don’t save it. And because the upload has to be zipped with a password before being sent to my site, I can’t even look inside. Could I lie? Sure. Could I be saving it somewhere else? Theoretically, yes. Do I care? No. Believe me, don’t believe me, that part doesn’t matter. It violates everything you’ve been taught about Shannon’s entropy and Kolmogorov complexity anyway. I don’t care what theory says. It either works or it doesn’t. Your opinions don’t matter once the cycle proves itself.

The first production service I’m rolling out is the Infinite NVR. Hook up any camera, any recorder, any system, and I’ll capture everything. Forever. No limits. No recycling of old footage. No “buy more storage” prompts. Flat rate. Infinite retention. That’s the pitch. That’s the hammer. Boohyah.


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