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127 sats \ 3 replies \ @optimism 22h \ parent \ on: The SplinterNet tech
Exactly! I'm waiting for the day that the total Sybil infiltration of tor stops surveiling and starts censoring. To my memory we had a discussion that similar infiltration has happened on i2p - but can't seem to find it <sad_face>
When I'm done with this investigation, I'd like to look into segregating a network or active de-peering to do friend-of-friend connectivity again rather than DNS seeded discovery, just in case.
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110 sats \ 2 replies \ @justin_shocknet 22h
I'm waiting for the day that the total Sybil infiltration of tor stops surveiling and starts censoring
That'd kill the golden goose of sigint, it'll remain uncensored as long as Langley runs it, because that's where they honeytrap the retards
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117 sats \ 0 replies \ @KudzaiK OP 19h
Exactly, the spooks still need something that works and is connected to the masses
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17 sats \ 0 replies \ @optimism 20h
I understood the German BND was in the lead there at the moment and runs half the network, but regardless: if the protectionist curve continues upwards, things that defeat common sense / strategic thinking can happen in a blink. So it would be dumb, but I don't think it's impossible... that's a gut feeling though, so we'll see.
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