Do we have backup plan if this list disappears?
Do we have backup plan if this list disappears? Two public security lists I have been on degraded to the point I unsubscribed (on the second they filtered me at SMTP). Generalization: Do we have backup plan if the interwebz lose a lot of connectivity? (maybe some kind of radio communications). Probably revealing the plans to adversaries is not good idea, not sure.
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 04/19/2016 07:06 AM, Georgi Guninski wrote:
Do we have backup plan if this list disappears?
Two public security lists I have been on degraded to the point I unsubscribed (on the second they filtered me at SMTP).
Generalization:
Do we have backup plan if the interwebz lose a lot of connectivity? (maybe some kind of radio communications).
Probably revealing the plans to adversaries is not good idea, not sure.
Last time I looked there was still a copy of the historical CPunk archive from JYA alive on the i2p torrent network. Maybe somebody will periodically upload updated torrents? Backups are nice, distributed anonymized backups are even more so. For interactive use in i2p space, CPunks could be recast as a "forum", or just route any ole *NIX list server through i2p and use native i2p mail addresses. Of course that won't be a thing until or unless going dark (-ish) suits a critical mass of subscribers. I don't see that happening any time soon. But then, the world ends tomorrow, replaced by an even stranger one than appeared when the world ended yesterday. :o) -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.22 (GNU/Linux) iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJXFkDBAAoJEDZ0Gg87KR0LVusP/Rn6zYeuPcxVGgTBZ9rC26pO qXNZ6GVk1qPhOJ1e7sCqX5ivEFohH7BHD7lGbAF1qsYwm+9X5Z/rwvBHYNRB1A0/ Fp1p8zTBblD8czaIkN+C9EidZcstybZvXUNrR38XwfL4aFnD0kSlQc0BUFSHAzul wy6x2YzE3RSLsd2a1+Q1uauPn4rQ/GNDXkGi+Bs2BMn+vv38pGLi85GPEHVk6K5o ttkcsdtSNHgYQR2eKuLOwmsaAhTlMnWFW19zNwHPb1QmV8B2Ych1EhN3rKSSecwy wR5jpB//cbesHrHM7w6ntU7mLzbsph1YZ/Hi9uwXw5T3dOhq7X07gFzdpeZ7B584 JiCgsJhXmQGhdZeOmjNkV+lk9waEAcSofIkF8EvHaM8TGTVlZNs5v4LSJiQcZGlW TdiReJqtC6jdiEqztD33PBYt0TOQGKcQFsvWnNwXsxPxU/G5L5bzxn57i3cM9k1x tnlguoyTYoyMPtuPFhU6INp0aeh3cmsfK3UUndZKJl7EogBkokYiVzsW1pmVM1CC u38wGEZaW+Db20BTE25uDivPpRdcVyb6JrRrdEMYxJDJcj59FNUGXvl0LYIv01wk Wi+63WUpd0kEc59/W2bnxfgRVJMmqGMGpFhMYStJXn0rssBWJ+WMhpX511I37gYR tTDgdGjr66/BQ11oy2kB =5Sfh -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
Hi, Dnia wtorek, 19 kwietnia 2016 14:06:44 CEST Georgi Guninski pisze:
Do we have backup plan if this list disappears?
Two public security lists I have been on degraded to the point I unsubscribed (on the second they filtered me at SMTP).
I am working on making Schleuder3 easily runnable through the magic of Docker: https://git.occrp.org/libre/schlocker-compose/ Schleuder3 is a GPG-enabled mailinglist manager. Perhaps it's something we might want to look at. Or perhaps we should just move to a truly decentralized, p2p solutions. Twister supports groups nowadays: http://twister.net.co/
Generalization:
Do we have backup plan if the interwebz lose a lot of connectivity? (maybe some kind of radio communications).
Probably revealing the plans to adversaries is not good idea, not sure.
That's a whole different story, on a whole different level. I would say, these are two different questions: - having a place like CypherPunks to discuss stuff; - making sure the infrastructure needed for it is in place. Mesh networking would be part of the answer, I guess. -- Pozdrawiam, Michał "rysiek" Woźniak Zmieniam klucz GPG :: http://rys.io/pl/147 GPG Key Transition :: http://rys.io/en/147
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