GM

The fastest way to access my website is not through the permissioned internet, but through @FIPS Incredible.

''' | path | address | total (s) | % | |------------|--------------------------|-----------|------| | fips-udp | npub1crpl…t59ud.fips | 0.610 | 100% | | direct-ip |

Laan Tungir

| 0.729 | 120% | | dns |

Laan Tungir

| 0.784 | 129% | | tor-onion | kn2jam4k…uvnad.onion | 1.444 | 237% | | tor-exit | laantungir.net | 1.450 | 238% | | fips-tor | npub1crpl…t59ud.fips | 3.949 | 647% | ''' I tested how fast it was to retrieve the main page of my website. There was no way I expected FIPS to be the fastest. And it wasn't by an insignificant amount. Consistently around 20% faster! Unfortunately using tor as a transport in fips is really slow. :-( View article →

If you were put at a random spot in the universe, it would be pitch black. The odds that you would be close enough to a star or a galaxy to be able to see it are about a billion to 1. In other words, about zero chance you would be able to see anything. We are in the Milky Way, so we see all those stars in our galaxy at night, but that is unusual. We can also see Andromeda galaxy with the naked eye. Also unusual, although galaxies cluster. The universe dark. The odds that you could touch something is better, so cheer up. In deep intergalactic space, [which is most of everything] there is about 1 proton in every 4 cubic meters. You could touch a proton every now and then. But one proton is about nothing. There isn't much of anything out there either. GM P.S. It's really really cold out there too.

GM my friends.

This keyboard might slow me up a bit.

GM

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You can build your home here, and the ability for someone to take away your home has never been lower. View quoted note →

When you leave that dying body and walk off into cyberspace what do you want cyberspace to look like? View quoted note →