Subnostr

Thank you, I’ll check out your mentions. I use a router based VPN, it seems close, the missing link is going from the 10.0.1.x ip range to the public IP of the VPN. Maybe it is a routing table thing, but that level of Linux is over my head at this point. I’m pretty quick at learning from YouTube, but most of the resources there assume I understand basic concepts that I don’t yet understand.

hit with a hint of s 2y ago

If I may ask, why do you want your relay to be public?

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Jac 2y ago

Just to contribute bandwidth to the project generally. I believe that like Tor and Bitcoin wider node distribution promotes freedom and resiliency for the protocol.

hit with a hint of s 2y ago

I was thinking the same but.

1) Without gossip there is little incentive for clients to connect to small relays

2) I am not sure about the legal/copyright implications of running a node

Jac 2y ago

Addressing item one, I don’t actually have any opinion about whether anyone uses my node or not. It is truly about providing options to people, pure philanthropy.

I support several different P2P technologies using obfuscation currently. While I recognize that personal consequences and fear prevent many from participating and supporting these technologies, these mechanisms are the tools establishment uses to censor and divide members of a populous. Without clear channels of communication we as a society are susceptible to mass formation psychosis and widespread manipulation by the myriad agenda motivated groups in the modern world. Resilience and resistance will only survive through the active support of brave, intelligent individuals.