Nomad Network hosting #11
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@hermitage/Owners @hermitage/Non-owners, today I discovered this really awesome thing called Nomad Network. Basically, it's like the web, but instead of routing with IP addresses, domain names, and the Internet, you route over Reticulum with things called "identities".
Would you all like me to set up a Nomad node to host Nomad Network sites out of a HermitGit repo? (No guarantees about reliability.)
Edit: I may or may not go through with this idea.
Just to be clear, if this happens, I'll need you all to make sure that all code is reviewed by me before being committed because I don't want to host malware.
so its the internet but its not the internet. reminds me on when i tried convincing my dad that SpotPass in the 3ds wasn't the internet, it was Nintendo's internet
@supervoidcoder wrote in #11 (comment):
Sort of, yeah, but the thing about Reticulum is that you don't have to route it over the Internet (as opposed to Tor & I2P), so you can connect over ham, LoRA, a cable, whatever floats your boat, and other nodes will automatically bridge over the network and give you access to a wider variety of sites.