The Linux Help and Tutorial Thread

[D_A]

I would still argue, "not really". There are sites that can only be accessed if you know the IP address, much like it was in the early days of the internet. It's the same concept though, stuff that's not available via public search engines.

Gophernet (gttp protocol from memory) died a while back btw.

[PoppaGeek]

I would still argue, "not really". There are sites that can only be accessed if you know the IP address, much like it was in the early days of the internet. It's the same concept though, stuff that's not available via public search engines.

Gophernet (gttp protocol from memory) died a while back btw.

And I won't. Like I said not everyone knows about it and dark net might well have been misappropriated but I was not looking for a semantics debate. Sorry I mentioned it, not sure why I did anyway.

@nkrader My mention of network monitoring was not directed at you personally. I was poking around in it and Wireshark and thought I would mention in the thread how useful it can be to see what is going on on your network.

[NKrader]

And I won't. Like I said not everyone knows about it and dark net might well have been misappropriated but I was not looking for a semantics debate. Sorry I mentioned it, not sure why I did anyway.

@nkrader My mention of network monitoring was not directed at you personally. I was poking around in it and Wireshark and thought I would mention in the thread how useful it can be to see what is going on on your network.

fair enough im just talkin lol. i do this too much