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it literally says that in the README it is not a Real Project, it’s someone trying an experimental implementation of a tor client
by binary132 2y ago
it literally says that in the README
it is not a Real Project, it’s someone trying an experimental implementation of a tor client
- fastball 2y agoWhere does it say that in the README?
- designed 2y agoThey might have been referencing the link posted by tromp (currently top comment)
- Forbo 2y agoI don't think holding the current state of the project to a version of the README from three years ago is even remotely anywhere near a good faith comparison.
- binary132 2y agoIf it’s a mistake, then it’s in good faith, right? Maybe the README no longer literally says “learning Rust as I go along”, but it definitely did in the one I looked at quickly (yes, from tromp’s comment) That said... is it really “really real” if it’s still experimental 3 years later?
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- zamalek 2y ago> Until Arti is more mature, we recommend it for experimental use only. Helps to read the entire context. This means that it likely hasn't had a security audit yet, and may de-anonymize you due to a bug. It doesn't mean it's abandonware.
- contact9879 2y agothe link posted by tromp is to the readme from 3 years ago. you should read the latest readme before making assumptions about the quality of arti today