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1. drak

   “After running the #Tor services for years it was a big relief to just shut down the services for good and say 'fuck it'. I never again had to worry no more about security. With #Freenet I am Free, it suites the name pretty well if you ask me.” — Unkwon

   Wednesday, 26-Nov-14 22:11:46 UTC von web
   • erkan Freenet Project , tor

     cc !freenet !tor

     Wednesday, 26-Nov-14 22:23:13 UTC
     drak gefällt das.
   • nawi

     @drak Which is better #Tor or #Freenet ... tried both and find them very slow.

     Wednesday, 26-Nov-14 22:58:48 UTC
   • drak nawi

     @nawi #Freenet and #Tor are very different projects. Tor allows accessing the clearweb. Freenet provides decentralized websites.

     Thursday, 27-Nov-14 13:00:57 UTC
   • drak nawi

     !quote this week: "What is really good is the fact that I have been with #freenet for a lot of years, and with this latest release 1466, unpatched, it screams! no patch needed for downloads! Downloaded ~300MB in less than 2 days - and that never happened before…I am impressed!! ☺

     Thursday, 27-Nov-14 13:03:37 UTC
   • nawi

     @drak Yes, I know that they are different. If the quote is from you, the question is answered.

     Thursday, 27-Nov-14 13:20:37 UTC
   • cyberkiller Freenet Project

     @drak what about cpu and disk io usage? I left !freenet because it made my machine unusable :-/

     Thursday, 27-Nov-14 14:42:25 UTC
   • drak nawi

     the quote is from moon… on FMS.

     Thursday, 27-Nov-14 19:49:55 UTC
   • drak Freenet Project , cyberkiller

     if you avoid the Web of Trust, it’s pretty tame nowadays. Sadly the Web of Trust is expensive, but required for some very cool features.

     Thursday, 27-Nov-14 20:12:20 UTC