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I'm not sure how that works, I resolve the domain, and it sends me to an IP address hosting what?

>>2920
the domain points to a server running nginx that proxies the requests via socat to the server's tor proxy which then finally proxies the request to the actual onion address that points to my home server that is actually hosting the website

from the client perspective it's indistinguishable from accessing any other domain

i would post the link but you know..

tried out i2p for hosting, on the project website they say it's faster than tor hidden services but it's actually considerably slower, even after i've upped the low bandwidth limits

i'm going to try lokinet next, honestly i'm not a fan of the whole crapto angle it has going on for it, what's your opinion on it whatmin

>>3049
I hear i2p is written in Java is p2p and not intended for normal internet use, Freenet is ultra retarded do not use it, and I know nothing about lokinet.

Personally I think Tor is the real winner and everything else is irrelevant. I trust Tor with my life.

Also thinking about trying to get a gf again

>>3050
>and not intended for normal internet use
yes, the focus is less on accessing clearnet sites and more on accessing the sites internally on the network unlike tor, and that's what i was doing but it was super slow, maybe i just don't know how to configure it properly

>I trust Tor with my life.
you're making it sound like you're some kind of operative in the field in a hostile country

>Also thinking about trying to get a gf again
thought you stopped caring about that after what happened the last time

tried out lokinet

it's nice how transparent it is, after you configure it everything can just resolve .loki links as if they were regular domains

the project feels abandoned though, or at the very least their documentation is really shitty, i was troubleshooting it thinking it wasn't working when i realized that their own wiki isn't reachable over the loki address they've provided anymore

the worst thing though that it's actually slower than tor which is the main reason i even wanted to try it out

the only issue i have with tor right now is that the site randomly goes down because tor routing seems to stop working for like 5-10 minutes 2-3 times a day and i don't really know why

>>3188
I wouldn't expect anything better from something named after a pagan God.

>>3190
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