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Sure, but the equivalent would be to host your content on a Raspberry Pi that is not connected to the internet. What would be the point ?
by golem14 6y ago
Sure, but the equivalent would be to host your content on a Raspberry Pi that is not connected to the internet. What would be the point ?
- mirimir 6y agoTrue. But you could host on a Pi via Tor, as an onion site.
- golem14 6y agoI don't understand the premise. Why would one expect to be able to interact with the world without any consequences ? That makes little sense, philosophically, at least to me. Even hosting via Tor can have consequences, if the government has enough incentive. However, practically speaking, I think the OP would probably be fine posting on AWS, as others have remarked.
- mirimir 6y ago> Why would one expect to be able to interact with the world without any consequences ? Because you're not free if you can't do that. > Even hosting via Tor can have consequences, if the government has enough incentive. Then you can chain Tor with other anonymity networks. Such as nested VPN chains, Orchid, or LokiNet. Based on what I've seen, people have generally been pwned because they screwed up, and not through fundamental compromises.