zellyn on Nostr: Is there even a theoretically plausible way to serve content (like SciHub) without ...
Is there even a theoretically plausible way to serve content (like SciHub) without being able to track it back to the host? Please, no solutions suggesting anything web3/crypto, nor solutions that require someone else voluntarily hosting your content for free (that's how IPFS works, right?. Although I guess of something popular like SciHub, that kind of mirroring might actually work…)
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2023-08-24 16:29:15Event JSON
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