Reporter: [REDACTED]
Reason: piracy
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this post was submitted on 11 Sep 2024
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Bro has to chill. He didnβt specifically mention it, but obviously just uses it for those shiny new Arch Linux (GNU/Linux) ISOs.
Iβm not the one who needs to chill: the reporter whose name I redacted does.
I2P is great for privacy but it sloooooow even much slower than Tor from my experience
Maybe there's fast node out there but who knows.... δΉβ (β Β β β°Ν‘β Β β ΔΉΜ―β Β β β°Ν‘β Β β )β Β β γ
If you're using it to browse webpages on the clearnet then yes, it's slower, because that's not the use-case for i2p. I've seen speeds around 1MBit/s which isn't lightning fast, but also not terrible for an anonymous network.
It should be faster unless its under attack. When was the last time you used it?
Last month
You may of used it right when it was hit with an attack
Video states it should be way faster.
I hope more people would hop on to i2p. Its really easy to setup.
Especially with the Easy Install Bundle for Windows. Sets everything up for you.
Yup. Linux also was really easy. I have used both.
Is there a how to for Linux?
Watch the video?