IRC - Tor - Open chat (repost from freenet)

IRC - Tor - very open chat on 2024-02-22 13:04:16	Permalink Shareable Link Reply
New IRC server is here - address in KSK@irc (but anyone can overwrite this alias)
address: tiauc4jobytzqusmsbj4rdqfa7qvagfgulndlviighhx7bdnha6syxqd.onion :6667

The +pros -cons are:
+ open server. almost no rules just don't break server. no registration.
+ can talk in private instantly and fast (admin still sees content)
+ can impersonate other users (anon IP/host) = deniability
- can impersonate other users (anon IP/host) = not trusted chat
+ in future bouncer to stay connected and hide uptime of users
+ in future means to limit DDoS/connection spam (captcha?)

Lets talk and develop things. DHT is a good topic.
#dht use darknet
#x public
#devel you code?
#spam can write anything I do not care (server still lags large inserts)

Pick any IRC client, set proxy localhost 9050 (SOCKS5)
and connect to:
tiauc4jobytzqusmsbj4rdqfa7qvagfgulndlviighhx7bdnha6syxqd.onion
port 6667

Run public channel /j #yourtopic and done!
Channel is taken/lost? Start #yourtopic-2 and so.
/mode #channame +s to make it secret channel
/list to see non-secret channels
/join #channame to join and talk

talk in private (example) :
/j #asdfkkg3plupkgf
(this is random name)
after joining make channel secret and set random password P332hdhh3r3a
/mode +s #asdfkkg3plupkgf
/mode +k #asdfkkg3plupkgf P332hdhh3r3a

tell the users you want to join secret and passworded channel using:
/join #asdfkkg3plupkgf P332hdhh3r3a

Like privacy or anarchy, either or both, want to experiment? Just try.