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• forest Member

  August 26

  @barbarza said:

  @forest said:

  @dbadude said: Anything darkweb i am interrested in. I2P i didnt know. As the darkweb is a kind of decentralised it brings back the old internet spirit.

  There's also Freenet (Hyphanet): https://www.hyphanet.org/

  I run several nodes.

  What don’t you run?

  Hentai@home.

  yet

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• forest Member

  August 26 edited August 26

  @dbadude said:

  @barbarza said:

  @forest said:

  @dbadude said: Anything darkweb i am interrested in. I2P i didnt know. As the darkweb is a kind of decentralised it brings back the old internet spirit.

  There's also Freenet (Hyphanet): https://www.hyphanet.org/

  I run several nodes.

  What don’t you run?

  He's probably making sure he doesnt have any iddlers left. 100% CPU utilization optimization. I like 20% utilization, but hey i am a database man. Application server administrators like 50 to 80%

  Exactly (within the FUP at least). I hate idle resources. I won't go for 100% utilization because that limits its ability to handle burst traffic, but I go as high as I can while doing something useful.

  Lots of disk space and RAM? I can run Freenet. Lots of disk space but little RAM? Anna's Archive mirroring with rtorrent. Large and very fast NVMe? Monero non-mining node. Lots of vCPUs? I'll fire up I2P, which is too heavy to run alongside Tor on the same vCPU. . An extra IPv4? Snowflake proxy. Fast network that handles bursts? Syncthing relay.

  I'm currently looking for something that can make use of very small (<15 GB) storage and requires very little CPU and RAM. Seeding Anna's Archive torrents _would_ fit the bill but isn't practical without >100 GB free. And H&H sadly uses Java.

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• dbadude Member

  August 26

  @forest said:

  I'm currently looking for something that can make use of very small (<15 GB) storage and requires very little CPU and RAM. Seeding Anna's Archive torrents is lightweight but isn't practical without >100 GB free. And H&H sadly uses Java.

  Maybe a dns service,http redirect,network time,whatmyip service?
• forest Member

  August 26

  @dbadude said:

  @forest said:

  I'm currently looking for something that can make use of very small (<15 GB) storage and requires very little CPU and RAM. Seeding Anna's Archive torrents is lightweight but isn't practical without >100 GB free. And H&H sadly uses Java.

  Maybe a dns service,http redirect,network time,whatmyip service?

  That could work on a single system, but there won't be much use for 58 identical "what's my IP" services.
• dbadude Member

  August 26

  @forest said:

  @dbadude said:

  @forest said:

  I'm currently looking for something that can make use of very small (<15 GB) storage and requires very little CPU and RAM. Seeding Anna's Archive torrents is lightweight but isn't practical without >100 GB free. And H&H sadly uses Java.

  Maybe a dns service,http redirect,network time,whatmyip service?

  That could work on a single system, but there won't be much use for 58 identical "what's my IP" services.

  vibe coding your own version of some saas is the new normal.

  Thanked by 2forest barbarza
• TimboJones Member

  August 26

  @dbadude said:

  @deafcon said:

  @luckypenguin said:

  @dbadude said: Yeah but i remember the beginning of internet was also about 80% of the traffic was only porn related

  This started to happen much, much later. Adult sites wasn't even a thing until the early 2000s. This was a very SFW place in the beginning, because you could only host things
  on boxes that were directly tied to your identity in one way or another.
  If it falls in the legal category - you don't need to host it on Tor/I2P.

  That all depends on how you define adult sites. I probably downloaded my first nudie pics from Usenet in 96 or 97.

  EDIT: I see forest and Timbo beat me to the punch.

  Downloading Pamela's leaked avi video with her rockstar friend took hours to download. Video was kind of impossible that time, unless your were very very patient or had access to the internet backbone. The closest to online video were short gifs with pornstars repeating a task over and over again.

  We had broadband in Canada in the 90's. I lived in rural places and had cable or dsl options in like '96.
• dbadude Member

  August 27 edited August 27

  @TimboJones said:

  @dbadude said:

  @deafcon said:

  @luckypenguin said:

  @dbadude said: Yeah but i remember the beginning of internet was also about 80% of the traffic was only porn related

  This started to happen much, much later. Adult sites wasn't even a thing until the early 2000s. This was a very SFW place in the beginning, because you could only host things
  on boxes that were directly tied to your identity in one way or another.
  If it falls in the legal category - you don't need to host it on Tor/I2P.

  That all depends on how you define adult sites. I probably downloaded my first nudie pics from Usenet in 96 or 97.

  EDIT: I see forest and Timbo beat me to the punch.

  Downloading Pamela's leaked avi video with her rockstar friend took hours to download. Video was kind of impossible that time, unless your were very very patient or had access to the internet backbone. The closest to online video were short gifs with pornstars repeating a task over and over again.

  We had broadband in Canada in the 90's. I lived in rural places and had cable or dsl options in like '96.

  In Netherlands I had my first home broadband in 1999 done by a hugely incompetent ISP operator UPC/Chello, the performance was sometimes even slower than dailup modem. I remember often switching to dailup when the cable internet was too slow, even slower than dailup. The operator said those were just young child diseases and will be solved soon. I switched to dsl not much later, which had lower download speeds but was much more predictable.