Sure, but I can't use them or find a list. Lame. The LCD designer is awesome though. For anyone who has ever tried to use a a line display LCD it can be a challenge. Many of them come with a controller that handles most of the messy protocol for you and you just talk to it via SPI or I2C.

While it is true that positive outcomes are also likely, consider the following negative ones: the stock market might crash permanently the internet might be rendered inoperable for years AGI might choose to destroy us, by means that we do not understand in advance countries might wage large-scale wars in fight for diminishing resources All those outcomes are very serious in nature, and cannot simply be answered with ignorance and willful disbelief by any reasonable person. The awesome...

Well, it can stay where it is - at inproxy.tino.i2p.to http://i2p.to/ can become some "new chooser page" or whatever. And what will then happen to the mapped eepsites below i2p.to? Well, they can stay there as well! All you need is to map the wildcard *.i2p.to to the IP of my inProxy (actually I will give you a CNAME such that you do not need to alter the DNS records).

( up ) (irc log edited for clarity) <bar> a question i've been pondering is, who is later going to have balls big enough to host syndie production servers/archives? <bar> aren't those going to be as easy to track down as the eepsites are today? <jrandom> public syndie archives do not have the ability to *read* the content posted to forums, unless the forums publish the keys to do so <jrandom> and see the second paragraph of usecases.html <jrandom> of course, those hosting...

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