333.i2p

Before I share my own I thought I'd ask if anyone here is running anything interesting, neat little websites, chat services, blogs, anything really - political stuff. Really anything that I can browse and read from time to time. I must say the Russian side of i2p has me interested in all things Russian at the moment in the political scene.

I myself have the following things I am busy with:

An IRC network for progammers etc.: http://t4cvvenniup6dcdlu2ehdycos5r3luccfemwd6hh...

And also working on something similiar to dn42, anonet and chaosnet: http://t4cvvenniup6dcdlu2ehdycos5r3luccfemwd6hh...

I also have a blog at http://t4cvvenniup6dcdlu2ehdycos5r3luccfemwd6hh...

And you will find some of the programming projects I am working on there. Some notable ones are butterfly, my email protocol based in JSON, and then others such as DNET (which aims to be something like IRC but more modern, even have a GTK client that works very nicely). Some other things there are libraries I use to make my life easier etc. There are a few more things that could be listed on there but it is a work in progress.

There's a text client for DNET too, just an fyi for the GTK haters

I will resume development on my chat protocol, DNET, after March 15th when I want to start programming again (it coincides with when university starts).

Same goes for Butterfly (although this I might start earlier).

When I get that all finished prim-and-proper I will be back here and we can even try test over i2p. Butterfly works well, server-toserver-mail exchange works so that's great! Just some performance additions and re-workings that I want to add.

deavmi wrote:

...has me interested in all things Russian at the moment in the political scene.