alt Hacker NewsEvery time I read about an emulation or file sharing project kicked off of GitHub, I think: should have used Radicle.
You can put your node behind Tor if you’re worried about demand letters, by the way.
Every time I read about an emulation or file sharing project kicked off of GitHub, I think: should have used Radicle.
You can put your node behind Tor if you’re worried about demand letters, by the way.
Is it straightforward to set up a seed node that's simultaneously available on multiple networks? For example tor, i2p, clearnet, and maybe even yggdrasil all at the same time. I ask because I recall (not git related) projects in the past that did not do well when configured in such a way.