Tor and i2p say hello. The internet itself will be totally usable. The clear net is what will become unusable.

People just go to the porn sites that aren’t hosted in a jurisdiction that requires ID verification and the ID verifying platforms lose traffic or people use VPNs.

Just goes to show that blue sky isn’t as decentralized as they would like you to think they are.

Its called i2p and tor

I completely agree. The minute a platform asks me to do age verification is the moment I leave that platform.

I will take my traffic to platforms that won’t do shit like that.

Eep, I would very honestly be afraid to take that thing out of the house because having that break would be worth crying over.

What would make me really happy is if viewership across YouTube entirely was down because people were getting fed up with YouTube and shifting to alternatives.

Meshtastic LongFast is a blazing 1.09kbps and even ShortFast is ~10kbps. Wifi 802.11ah halo can do 4mhz and 16mbps max.

This is what IPFS is for. Instead of linking to a location that would be way far away off planet, it links to the content which could very well be cached on planet or on a relay station closer. Sure, one person has to pull it down from the incredibly far away place, but once it’s pulled down at least one time, everybody else pulls it from the more local version that that person has. However, though, timeouts will need to be increased. Maybe not to some insanely stupid amount, but they will need to be increased somewhat.

Are there any instance administrators in Nepal to jail?

The problem is that if you can access one, you can access all of them. It doesn’t even matter how you access the one. Even if you access it over tor, as long as you can get to one instance, you’re in the Federation.

They’re still tor.

I’m betting GitHub is not the only place that the code repo is mirrored. Sure, it might be there, but something tells me it’s on a bunch of people’s computers as well, for people who work on it, or have just forked the repository. And there’s probably even copies of it on other mirrors, such as Code Bird, etc. in private repositories.

I wouldn’t be surprised.

And as we all know, that would not ban it entirely. They’d have to block every instance, every new instance that comes online, the main web page, the code repository, etc., to even have a hope of banning it.

I wish them luck banning Mastodon, Lemmy, and Nostr… Oh wait, they cant

Can’t have sex with an AI though… Yet…

https://lemmy.zip/comment/21190669

You could also set up a page on https://kuno.anne.media/.

It’s a Monero donation platform, so even if they were to remove your page, the donation wallet you set up for it would still be able to receive donations even without them.

Fuck all.

It also brings several downsides. The strong focus on security at all costs means there are no third party app repositories, so if a government entity tells them to take an app down, it’s just gone with no repercussions or recourse. Gov tells F-Droid to drop an app and its gone until the dev launches a tor onion repo and then its like nothing happened.

Play centralized games when centralized prizes.