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Tor isn't as decentralised as we thought?
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this post was submitted on 22 Nov 2023
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Yes, it is not as decentralised as you have thought. I thought this is a fairly known fact. If you need something truly decentralized, I2P is probably the way.
Agreed, hopefully i2p adoption ramps up.
But now i2p it is being developed, mostly, by Russians. And you hate them. How are you going to use it?
Do we hate them, all of them? Personally, I don't.
Russophobes always say that. the German Nazis also said so.
I'm using something developed by Russians, said I'm not disliking Russians, and now I'm a russophobe. Ok. You do you.