red-Freenet-I2P

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   by red-Freenet-I2P 5y ago

   Make sure to increase your bandwidth in Core Settings. The recent installers ask (or calculate) how much bandwidth you want to use. Both Freenet and I2P historically assumed you are using Alaskan dial-up when you first install. Freeenet is
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   by red-Freenet-I2P 5y ago

   You're mostly right. There is FLIP (basically irc for Freenet) but as you can imagine it's very slow. No such thing as instant messaging on Freenet. You can theoretically stream live video at low resolution (with a large delay) bu
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   by red-Freenet-I2P 5y ago

   I've used heavily I2P and Freenet both. To answer your question, better? Neither I2P nor Freenet claim to be inherently better than the other. It depends entirely on what you are using Freenet or I2P for. I2P is like Tor but internal (
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   by red-Freenet-I2P 5y ago

   Aaron Jones (a cop) literally gave an introduction to his local Linux Usergroup to Freenet explaining what it is and how much he loves it. You can find that on the Freenet Project's website. You're only going to have a few encrypt
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   by red-Freenet-I2P 5y ago

   I've used Freenet and I2P heavily on and off for years. It still baffles me how people don't understand the mentality behind using Freenet. Censorship resistant platforms help keep society free, yes. And they are sometimes abused