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Let me defend myself a bit more: I developed this for many years now and it is now absolutely stable and tested. I am very low on resources and this way (filo-hosting / lemmy) was the only way of hosting/publishing i could find:
- github is Microsoft
- GNU Savannah was very rude to me (i don’t know why)
- gitlab is a payed service and centralized
- free http-hosters look as unprofessional as this
- …
Sure, you always put trust in the publisher - and obviously also in this case. BUT this project is very-very tiny and relies on very mature dependencies: you can read my source code (and it’s easy to understand) and the rest are just very well established projects (privoxy, core-utils, ag, …)
[edit: also, this is a masterpiece, and i wanted to share it with a community that is worthy enough …]
screenshot of the help screen:

thx for your attention and polite response. ^1
github is no option for me; my syntax is POSIX SHELL, you can read it - rest is alpine linux.
screenhost: see comments
yes, no mentions: it’s original content and exclusivly posted on lemmy.
If in doubt, just take the client itself (100% POSIX SHELL) and follow the regular README. It runs on every linux around. The container app is just for convenience.
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#linux #gaming #indiegaming #cyberpunk #decentralization #free-and-libre #terminal #unix #network
release fountain : Beyond the Iron Cycle
download: https://limewire.com/d/LUrxA#ZfERLUVwxU (limited downloads) sha256sum: 9cfb455a5ce72fd9fa9c9929cbb6ca6de6c120074da9921e5d656dbb7330e3bc hc-25-12-17.tar.bz2
game start: POS: Pos: r=1.1 SNU; dlt=32.11; phi=45.06 - relay pod
. . . This is an automated beacon signal . . .
You managed to reach the relay-pod, right on the edge of the estimated maximum extend of the Iron Cycle.
You need an operational hypercore to jump away from here.
Intermediate tasks:
- get&start the hypercore (hc-YY-MM-DD.tar.bz2)
- start a tor daemon
- contact the outpost pod [Sun, UTC 18-20]
- configure a tor-service (check MY_README)
- set up an url1 ([r][h])
- send a peer request to user1
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