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1. silverpill (silverpill@mitra.social)'s status on Saturday, 16-Sep-2023 11:15:44 JST silverpill

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   • Anark Karabey

   @k4r4b3y @ShadowRebel Yes, self-hosted Tor instance is a way to go if you want to be completely independent. People who don't self-host can link their account to a public key and move to another instance if something bad happens, this is also supported (still experimental and undocumented though; I'll try to find some time to write an explainer).

   Finally, the protocol can be extended to support nostr-like architecture with simple relays and rich clients. Maybe I will implement that too, or somebody else can start such project.

   • Anark Karabey (k4r4b3y@mitra.karapara.net)'s status on Saturday, 16-Sep-2023 11:15:45 JST Anark Karabey

     @ShadowRebel

     >would force us to abandon IP address and DNS based systems such as federated ones.

     Hey I hate the DNS like the next hacker. I think we can migrate to Tor HiddenServices and use Onion URLs for our mitra instances---if the need be. Afaik, mitra allows tor-only instances (they can federate to other onion instances, and/or to the clearnet ones over the tor exit nodes).

     Definitely checkout mitra.social.

     cc: @silverpill