Java is not insecure. Applets, which nobody has used in the past 10 years, are insecure. Just saying.
On Monday, May 13, 2013, Yussi wrote: > I haven't properly tested those, but there are now several > alternatives to netsukuku, I hear commotion is quite good, cjdns also > looks promising. > > The very neat thing about the netsukuku's design for me was the > addressing system (the whole node,gnode,ggnode...), but as far as a > dynamic wireless meshes goes, there are now quite a few more active > projects which are at much more advanced stage than this. > > for not so dynamic meshes, you can use OSLR or BATMAN, those are both > mature projects. > > for darknets, cjdns/hyperboria looks very good, and gnunet is one to > keep an eye on. I used to have i2p running, but it's java based so I > guess until someone implements the whole thing in something other then > java it's out of the game. > > Those are my two cents. > > > On 13/05/13 08:44, [email protected] <javascript:;> wrote: > > > > available here: http://anonymos.earthsociety.org > > > > For one of my future options with this device I'm interested in > > using Netsukuku instead of normal wifi. > > > > Open to hearing ideas/thoughts. > > > > Thanks, > > > > Tyler Jordan > > _______________________________________________ > Netsukuku mailing list > [email protected] <javascript:;> > https://mailinglists.dyne.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/netsukuku >
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