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v2 domains were just the maximum length that you could reasonably memorize them, perfect for privacy. There's no chance for memorizing a v3 domain, so you'll ha
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v2 domains were just the maximum length that you could reasonably memorize them, perfect for privacy. There's no chance for memorizing a v3 domain, so you'll have to write them down or persist them in some way. Having a post-it of a whistleblowing site's URL is never great.
- BelenusMordred 5y agohttps://dark.fail https://dark.fail Pretty easy to remember for whistleblowers.
- arthurcolle 5y agoThis was domain squatted by phishers, so that is no longer a safe mirror actually
- BelenusMordred 5y agoWow, you are right, good call. Everything there is V2 addresses which is shady as fuck. Haven't looked at it in a long time sorry. I generally like the non-deletion policy on HN but really wish I could get rid of this now. Shame I can't flag my own post. For anyone reading, please do so.
- arthurcolle 5y agoNo problem, I literally just happened to see the dark.fail account on Twitter post a notice about it earlier today after a long slumber where I've been off the web for a couple days so I figured you'd like to know that that's not a recommended URL any longer. EDIT: you can probably reach out to dang or to hn@ycombinator.com and they will delete this if you state your case