Make the internet yours again with an instant mesh network
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Make the internet yours again with an instant mesh network
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#3Sounds a bit like Zerotier. But I'm not sure how it's different. How does it find other machines, deal with NAT, other corner cases?
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#4Related thread 6 months ago with 105 comments : Yggdrasil – Early-stage implementation of an end-to-end encrypted IPv6 network [1]
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#5Would this be useful to people in countries like Iran, where the internet is restricted and completely cut out whenever the government needs to shut people up?
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#6Would this be useful to people in countries like Iran, where the internet is restricted and completely cut out whenever the government needs to shut people up?
Let's assume this is a perfect technical solution to a government that wants to censor your speech - that doesn't help much if the government has ball-pein hammers and rubber hoses, and is willing to use them on people living in houses broadcasting wifi.
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#7Would this be useful to people in countries like Iran, where the internet is restricted and completely cut out whenever the government needs to shut people up?
No. That's what Tor is for.
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#8I like the use of IPv6 addresses as a cryptographic identity.
Have there been any discussions about DNS-style layers on top of the mesh?
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#10Would this be useful to people in countries like Iran, where the internet is restricted and completely cut out whenever the government needs to shut people up?
Let's assume this is a perfect technical solution to a government that wants to censor your speech - that doesn't help much if the government has ball-pein hammers and rubber hoses, and is willing to use them on people living in houses broadcasting wifi.
> houses broadcasting wifi
Cell phones are popular with drug dealers in south america because they're impossible to shut down - if the government can't shut down drug dealers, they definitely can't shut down people sharing offensive memes.