Sure is! Go here

click on the forums tab at the top and on the top right it says create forum simple as that you do need a account

Holy hell, I haven't seen or heard of Oink and What.cd in a long time. I remember when an old room mate invited me to those.

Man, I sure do miss Napster, Kazaa, Limewire, Morpheus, etc. I used to have a pretty large music collection at one point. Though now I enjoy listening to some of my favorites on vinyl. We need a music forum, stat.

Can I ask how? I'm looking to make one myself

Is it possible for me to create my own sub?

Totally, I started out using Kazaa Lite and Morpheus. We had a nice amount of bandwidth for the Era at home, something like 8mbps. Then I started torrenting a bit later on suprnova.org. Now most people's experience on the internet is seeing posts from people they've known their entire life. It's narrowing, most of the culture i've learned about was from interacting with Europeans on IRC from Oink.me.uk and What.cd.

Hello! Glad to see a lot of I2P folk here. Already one member said they had never heard about it, and were going to look into it. Hoping this website encourages people to look into and support these various networks.

Hello from the I2P network =)

terminator >>>

It's anywhere you look on the internet, of course. :)

Our ruleset is basic ( /w/rules ) so if you're up for the task of moderating an adult forum, be my guest.

About 1 hour since last PC restart. Cause I do not run it 24/7 cause it's my desktop :D

Darn. How long has your I2P router been running? Is it well integrated right now?

I like the default terminal on pop os. It's simple and just requires 1 click to create a new tab. Super useful.

Woo, thank you! And enjoy. :)

Sadly website is not to stable cause sometimes it won't let me connect to website.

Ahhh, yes, that makes more sense. I guess I should have known that, but have been running on fumes. I'll update it soon.

Accessing the tor version. An awesome project Rambler!!

Welcome, and you make some good points.

Social media is a cancer. The prime internet, to me, was the mid 90's to early 00's. That was a time when file sharing was becoming mainstream, the internet was in more and more people's homes and more people were connected on IRC, chatrooms, and standalone message forums. You almost never knew or cared what the name of the person was you were interacting with, because everyone was behind a handle. If they shared an image for a profile picture (for example) it was almost always a movie, TV or cartoon character.

It was a simpler time in the digital age. A better time.

Right back at'cha.

Awesome!

I agree, it's very basic. Though it does work as intended for now.

Good question.

By design, not much is collected. What did you supply when signing up? A username and a password is what most people supply.

For those who value privacy, I would imagine they use a different username/password combination for each website, it's not a bad idea, and good OpSec practices are beneficial to everyone. :)

But you asked how things are stored and protected. Information (posts, comments, username/pass) are stored in a PostgreSQL database. Passwords are hashed using the bcrypt algorithm. IP logs are minimal and temporary, not that they'd offer much in terms of identification of users due to the options allowed (and encouraged) of connecting and interacting with the website. Since most people are using anonymity networks to access this website I think, there address of origin is ever changing.

Isn't it a security risk?

Saying hello from I2P network :)

It's running the open sourced Postmill application, which is written in php and on the Symfony framework. The open sourced code can be found here: https://gitlab.com/postmill/Postmill