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• @lispi314@udongein.xyz 2026-02-13 23:26

  @lynne@mk.pars.ee @0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange It only needs "overengineering" because the clearnet is inherently not something that should be directly used by any program and so an inordinate amount of effort is required work around that. It is a routing layer and should not be used as anything else. It is deeply flawed both in replicating power structures consciously in its design and in failing to achieve a basic standard of privacy & security that is baseline in key-addressed overlay networks (anonymizing or not). End-to-end encrypted chat in I2P is literally as simple as opening netcat pointed at a particular listening peer's netcat in listening mode, if you really want to strip it down to the absolute most basic. A two liner in shell (a single line per host). There you go. e2ee chat. How's that for overengineering?

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