i2p offers that but it's a security risk because you have to trust the dns server unless you use proof of work like namecoin.
onion addresses are based on the web site's public key so you can't fake them without brute force.
just bookmark the url or learn it by heart.
dammit i cant compile the fucker i even trying using cygwin but no dice
what? just dual boot into linux. kubuntu or whatever if you're new, or lubuntu if your computer sucks.
Because the dam and installer doesn't recognize my hard drive yet I can still mount it It's literally a piece of shit lenovo I can't fucken do anything with
run a vm or put linux on a flash drive.
or put *buntu iso on flash and supergrubdisc on disc and boot the iso via grub menu.
Yeah I guess I'll go and install zat again or install tails on a usb sick
But once I do get this work and get a full understanding of how this project works I'm planning on making a local mesh network using this project Running on top of CJDNS And I am going to create document explaining on how to connect to the network Which will include the following
sounds like insecure bullshit. but why would i have assumed anything else when someone calls their system "DNS"
It's called a petname system. The proper way to do it would be for the web browser to display .onion domains with the name you chose. But this will never be implemented in today's bloated browser without 500 vulns over the next 10 years.
it would suck. they would probably make it centralized like its on i2p so they can censor things they dont like.
Yeah, but if anybody can make a "petname" list then as soon as someone censors one someone else will make a new list you can download with the links that the other list censored.