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-Under the hood, Hyperdrive is built using two append-only log data structures called [Hypercores](https://github.com/mafintosh/hypercore), one for an efficient metadata index and one for binary file content. You can learn more about Hypercore from the [Hypercore Protocol website](https://hypercore-protocol.org). Hypercore gives us a fast and secure foundation for exchanging ordered blocks of data, but a good filesystem depends a good index.
+Under the hood, Hyperdrive is built using two append-only log data structures called [Hypercores](https://github.com/mafintosh/hypercore), one for an efficient metadata index and one for binary file content. You can learn more about Hypercore from the [Hypercore Protocol website](https://hypercore-protocol.org). Hypercore gives us a fast and secure foundation for exchanging ordered blocks of data, but a good filesystem depends on a good index.
 
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