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[1] hashrates can't be compared directly due to different hashing algorithms having different costs for producing a hash.
The zeronet.io is hosted on vultr.com. Why don't they use zeronet to deliver its own website?
Given the long history of vulnerabilities in the the browsers, trusting js from a well-known website might be OK, trusting js from zeronet is unreasonable.
If ZeroNet could run with js code generated only by the local daemon or without js it would be brilliant.
The zeronet.io is hosted on vultr.com. Why don't they use zeronet to deliver its own website?
I always wondered why you couldn't just download a torrent of torrents for the month.
As for uncensorable, if the content is illegal, the torrent peers may be incriminated distribution of illegal content
Which logically leads to an unrelated question -- if ISPs are doing DPI on every packet, they at least theoretically 'know' whether you're transmitting 'illegal' content. If I were a rights holder, I'd be making that argument against ISPs. I don't know how I'd sleep at night, maybe, but I wouldn't let ISPs have their cake (valuable user data) and eat it too (immunity based on status as ISP-only).