Great work!

I like this idea.

XFCE terminal because I like the tabs but anything will do in a pinch.

I don't see why not. I'm not sure the gains will be anywhere near the same from 2020-2030 as it was from 2010-2020. Don't invest more than you can afford to lose. If you want stability invest in precious metals that you can hold and physical property like... actual land or something.

As a fellow I2P+ user I see that you're a man of culture.

Jesus Christ I feel bad that I laughed at this.

I wouldn't want to be first in line anyway but I wonder how common it is for allergies to make a vaccine not safe for use?

I'm using the I2P access right now. Site works well and seems stable but ramble.i2p still doesn't load yet so i'm using the base32 address instead.

I'm using clernet

I'll use tor browser, I'll test i2p but I'm waiting a ZeroNet integration :)

Oh, I found it! https://featherwallet.org/ (finally)

Duck Duck Go
https://3g2upl4pq6kufc4m.onion/

BBC News
https://www.bbcnewsv2vjtpsuy.onion/

Long List of Debian Onion Links
https://onion.debian.org/

sadly all of those are v2

...currently a good location for up to date onion links is reddit's r/onions sidebar >.>

I'm using the Yggdrasil service now that I'm on another device, it's so fast! http://[200:718d:c499:3fce:c5e:65c6:73d6:f46d]/f/ramble/38/how-are-you-accessing-the-website-clearnet-i2p-site-tor-site

Working fine on the android Tor app.

Can anyone else using ios test this out so we can determine if it's a bug?

I'm glad to see going to the clearnet on the tor browser shows the ".onion available" button.

Glad to hear it. It's a pretty neat feature where you can insert the onion service location in the header.

Nifty little feature for anyone hosting a site that is available on both the clearnet and TOR: https://community.torproject.org/onion-services/advanced/onion-location/

Now testing with the Tor Android app using the onion site. Last comment was the Tor Android app using the clearnet site.

Test test. Beep boop.

I'm running in clearnet and tor (on linux), no apparent problems yet with access. I'm glad to see going to the clearnet on the tor browser shows the ".onion available" button.

Testing, testing. 1, 2, 3.

Yeah, "Error loading form, Please try again"

Interesting. I've got the TOR Android app so I'll create an account with that and test. I know the desktop Tor browser and .onion site with no javascript functions fine.

If all goes well you'll see another comment reply soon.

Your account(s) would be stored in users.json in the data directory.

Comment replies are broken on Tor browser for ios... but I might be the only person on the planet that uses that.

I learned about l2p today because of this site... so I'll be checking that out.

Well what I like about the voting system is it's democratic in theory (though there isn't anything stopping you from creating dozens of accounts, realistically) and because it's a decent gauge of what content belongs and doesn't like someone else pointed out.

I'm more likely to look at a link or read something that has hundreds of upvotes on reddit, for example, than I would if it only had 3. And that's a psychological thing that I'm sure sites like reddit are gaming, because it tricks you into thinking, "Wow, this must be good". I guess on our end, you'll just have to trust that we won't game it.

One of the features I love most about our voting system is it's reminiscent of the earlier days of reddit where you see both the upvote and down vote totals. This feature has been removed from reddit since probably 2010-2012 or so. I know Ruqqus has this feature in place and I think Voat may as well. I always thought it was good for perspective of what the actual community using the website though, and that removing them was a step in the wrong direction.

Anyway, do you know why I've called this place RAMBLE yet?

IMO straight voting systems are great until botnets start doing there thing and giving one person the votes of hundreds of users. Hopefully they have something to counteract those types ....

Yes it does!

Are there any decent alternatives to YouTube? I think the only reason most people use it is because that is where the content is.

I've had some luck with BitChute, namely when I wanted to find some old Million Dollar Extreme episodes that had been scrubbed from YouTube.

Nowadays, it's not a bad idea to just save videos from YouTube directly ( https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl ) because people have entire playlists of removed content. I think it's hilarious (I mean, "not really") that YouTube removes so much content but not the link to it from people's subscriptions/playlists so they just have a bunch of gray boxes where thumbnails used to be.

One thing I'd LOVE to see is a quality peer to peer streaming network. Something where you can filter out the junk you DONT want to see and stream with no interuption the stuff you DO want to see. Items can't be removed once uploaded, perhaps tagged for end-user filtering so they don't have to see things they don't want to or can opt out of unknowingly hosting bits of that content.