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Hm, this makes me wonder, are there any hand-assembled TTL computers that can send UDP packets on the internet? ChaCha20 is easy enough to implement and simple
by remexre 6y ago
Hm, this makes me wonder, are there any hand-assembled TTL computers that can send UDP packets on the internet? ChaCha20 is easy enough to implement and simple enough that you could probably do encrypted chat between two almost-definitely-not-backdoored computers if so.
EDIT: though, I supposed you don't need your NIC to be trusted any more than your ISP's router, so an esp8266 might be sufficient.
- Teknoman117 6y agohttp://www.homebrewcpu.com/ http://www.homebrewcpu.com/ A computer built from 74-series logic running Minix (with a full tcp/ip stack). Once upon a time you could telnet into it.