>>484
Yeah, I'm also getting rate limited when trying to watch videos. It's really annoying that they did that for tor users.

>>489
One of my friends was not allowed to watch anything on YouTube over tor without sighing on. I odiously advised him not to log on, his use case was circumventing censorship though therefore didn't care about privacy really.

>>484
>>489
Vidlii onion seems to be working again. It probably just ratelimits if there is too much traffic over tor then gets rid of it after some time.

Soulseek has a massive amount of music, so if you can't find a torrent, chances are you'll find it on Soulseek. You can use a client like Nicotine to access the network.
https://nicotine-plus.org/

It is absolutely proprietary and centralized so RMS doesn't approve but I would just mirror downloaded files as a torrent.

>>525
Holy shit, Soulseek is still around? That's some nostalgia right there. I wish Kazaa was still running, that was my jam.

Not too familiar with how anonymous it is though, might experiment with running it on Tails or Whonix. It was different back in the day when you could just download from your home IP and nothing would happen 99% of the time.

>>46
they did vimms lair so *****ing dirty, what a shame

>>509
the very first tripfag

test

>>509
>>514
Awesome, how do I filter you?

>>516
I use Tor as much as I can, VPN for things that I have to sign into. I don't use I2P all that much because I don't know of that many sites.

>>519
Just running my router for a few hours a day for around a week seemed to improve speeds dramatically. But more users would be better!

>more bandwidth/speed

i2p is working really well for me in terms of speed, tbh. for surfing it's more than good enough, and torrents run according to swarmsize, just like in clearnet.

I only today started surfing invisible internet out of curiosity.
most my internet time is spent on SimpleX chat or git hub.

Although I am pretty new around, I want to become part of i2p ASAP, preferably by my own website.
The problem with the resources I found online is, they all try to promote companies just to get referral fee.
But seeing your link actually shows what the website itself is using is really great for me to get started.
Thanks a lot stranger!

>>385
Cheers, please share your website when you get one up :)

Look, I'm no expert but the only downside I see of hosting it on my local network is the uptime, with a spare computer though this is not a problem at all. If you are concerned it could be compromised (unlikely) steps you could take to avoid any damage happening would be running the webserver as an unprivileged user, firewall the device from the rest of the network both as root on the device and on your router if possible. Being an eepsite I doubt you would get overwhelming amounts of traffic. Considering hosting one for random shit, am cautious of allowing user generated content on it though cus I don't really want ***** (of any kind), illegal guns, or drugs posted about on it on it.

>>493

It's 491 back here, my only concern is that if people stop hosting their own routers to access i2p and instead use the routers of bastards who opened it up to the internet for "ease of use". If that happened i2p would go to shit, anonymity would be damaged and the network would have all the disadvantages of tor plus visiting the clearnet is harder.

>>501
That would be catastrophic for anonymity, but that's not what I was advocating for. I mean Tor Browser in the sense that it's a one-click install and both the router and browser are installed and configured, ready to go. The router part is working, but users have to configure their browsers themselves and make sure they are safe.

>>502
LibreWolf out of the box, proxy configured javascript.enabled set to false does not take too long to set up, significantly faster than router to set up.

>>279
Hello MM,
I think that's a pretty good reason
The surface web is unfortunately becoming a few sterile walled gardens (again), so glad to see refugees coming here instead.

>>279
We gonna build back the web but better on the deep web. We will be free from censorship, thoughts will flourish and truth will arise. Progress we will make.

>>496
Agreed. Ublock is just if you want to not see ads and get on with your life. Ad Nauseum is for actively sabotaging advertiser campaigns. I don't think it would invade your privacy, ad nauseam clicking on random ads would jumble up the profile they build on you, wouldn't it?

Also, assuming that people install ad nauseam on a large scale and it actually becomes a problem for them, we can expect two things: That advertising will become extremely aggressive and unblockable, and that internet services will no longer be cheap or free because there will be no more ad money subsidizing them.

With that in mind, I think it's a good idea to actively support (with money) privacy-friendly projects and services that you believe in, as opposed to whatever is available. The FUTO project comes to mind.

>>498
hello

It has been enough time for most of the facts to come out and there still doesn't seem to be much of a motive. Registered Republican, though that may have been to sabotage a primary, donates to act blue (Democrat), went to a gun range many many times that is also frequented by Leo.

Was in contact with someone whose phone travelled near the FBI building in DC, his house was scrubbed clean with no silverware.

The agents were places inside the building he got on instead of on the roof. This has inside job all over it, and the media deep sides any coverage of it within a week.

>>429
The media dropping this after a week was the really scary part. In any other time this would be the story of the century. I think they knew how pissed off an radicalized MAGA people were getting, especially after so many people on Twitter were unapologetically saying they wish the shooter hadn't missed. And that the firefighter in the crowd that got killed deserved it.

Inside job 99%
> Absolutely awful response by secret service, police didn't have the resources to respond to the situation in time
> ***** school visited by black rock
> Black rock deletes AD with him in it when the info goes public



Recent assassination attempt could have been fake though, possibly staged by trump to swing election. First one was a %0.001 chance of trumps own doing to risk his life like that to win.