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by Bender
311 days ago
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The real problem is convincing people you want to chat with that this it's important and worth all inconveniences During peace time I would agree but when the screws are tightened enough and one makes a zero-friction anonymous chat instance it might just get some use. Zero friction or near zero meaning click a URL, enter a temporary name and hit the "Start" button. [1] Channels do not really matter in this example as private chats would be the primary use case. Set up a simple IRCD on the backend that cloaks IP addresses. ngIRCD [2] takes 5 minutes to set up and one second to mask all IP's. There are many web front-ends [3] to make it happy-clicky. All of this can run from a ram-disk and deployed with automation and/or containers to low memory and low CPU servers. CloakHost = temp.chat
CloakHostModeX = temp.chat
CloakUserToNick = yes
MorePrivacy = yes
[1] - https://web.libera.chat/#hackernews [this instance does not cloak IP addresses, use a VPN][2] - https://github.com/ngircd/ngircd/ [3] - https://ircv3.net/software/clients#web-clients |
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