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dr|z3d
welcome back, RTP!
dr|z3d
if you hadn't already noticed, your blog is now linked on the + homepage.
dr|z3d
should have linked it a long time ago, sorry for the delay.
moe
orignal: does not publishing your ip mean you don't relay others' traffic? and which setting would that be for i2pd? thank you
uop23ip
dr|z3d, idk if i understood your post, but if you mean that if sidebar is shorter in height it should stick while i scrolling down the page - it doesn't. Tested with /home where my siebar is shorter. But i am not so sure i understood correctly what you mean
dr|z3d
ctrl+shift+r
dr|z3d
and yes, if the sidebar is shorter than the viewport, it should stick to the top of the page when you scroll.
uop23ip
Enable conditional sidebar - is the setting right?
dr|z3d
indeed it is, should be enabled by default.
dr|z3d
it assumes your viewport height is at least 700px, any less then it reverts to scrolling behavior.
dr|z3d
looking at that, not entirely convinved we need that 700px minimum threshold.
dr|z3d
*convinced
uop23ip
maybe that idk. did multi refresh, restart browser. nope does not stick
dr|z3d
what resolution are you running at on your monitor?
dr|z3d
try this, hit F11 and see if the behevior triggers.
orignal
you do relay other traffic even if you don't publish your IP
dr|z3d
it should also be stated that not publishing your ip address doesn't make you invisible.
uop23ip
:) that sticks
dr|z3d
ok, so it's the min height threshold then. I'll tweak it.
moe
orignal, dr|z3d: good to know. thank you
orignal
hoewever connection through Tor makes you invisible )))
orignal
at least non-existing for Java routers
uop23ip
lol
dr|z3d
Yeah, don't connect via Tor unless you want most of the network to ban your router :)
orignal
most of the network will not ban his router
dr|z3d
orignal: you compiled + snark on windows yet?
orignal
most of the netwrk will not know about his router
orignal
not yet
dr|z3d
most of the network will. the majority of the routers on the network run java, aka most :)
orignal
how?
orignal
Java ban by IP from the list
orignal
before it knows who is trying to connect
dr|z3d
we're assuming moe's already running his router in hidden mode? maybe he isn't. but if it is hidden and makes a direct connection, then *poof* ban.
orignal
it drops incoming conection
orignal
and what does it ban?
dr|z3d
iirc, it'll map the ip to a router hash and ban the hash.
dr|z3d
but my memory is a little hazy right now.
orignal
you are not listening
orignal
how would you know a router hash?
dr|z3d
direct connection.
dr|z3d
same way I know the ips of most of the firewalled routers.
orignal
again
orignal
you see that a direct connection come from Tor IP
orignal
can close it
orignal
you don't try hadshake
dr|z3d
if it's a direct connection, I know the router hash as well.
orignal
you don't know router hash until you receive SessionConfirmed message
dr|z3d
or maybe you're right, we block the ip first, ask questions later (never).
orignal
in case of Tor you don't accept a connection from ther IP
dr|z3d
the digital equivalent of not turning up for a date.
moe
is the corresponding i2pd setting trust.hidden or some combination of {ntcp2,ssu2}.published? i was under the impression that hidden mode disabled participation entirely
dr|z3d
hidden mode in java disables participation, I don't think i2pd has an explicit hidden mode option.
dr|z3d
or maybe it does?
orignal
no this setting is proxy
orignal
i2pd's "hidden mode" is proxy
orignal
and I'm going to add "stan" param to config to turn it on exeplicitly
RN
good old Stanley...
moe
orignal: so i2pd's and java i2p's hidden modes actually use different mechanisms? is that what you're saying?
orignal
right
orignal
i2pd's hidden mode is not just hidden
orignal
it;s activelt reisting the censorship
moe
i like that
moe
is there documentation on its mechanism or would i have to read the code to learn how it works?
orignal
no docs
dr|z3d
uop23ip: dev update available with sticky fix.
dr|z3d
if you sidebar is shorter than the height of the viewport, it should stick now, regardless of the viewport dimensions.
RTP
thanks dr|z3d! Much appreciated :D
dr|z3d
you're welcome, RTP :)
dr|z3d
RTP: throw the following in your site css file to remove the redundant disqus links:
dr|z3d
Blinded message
dr|z3d
display: none !important;
dr|z3d
}
dr|z3d
actually, that won't quite do it, one sec.
dr|z3d
try this:
dr|z3d
Blinded message
dr|z3d
display: none !important;
dr|z3d
}
dr|z3d
eyedeekay: something for the default railroad plugin css perhaps? ^
dr|z3d
hmm, the inline !important probably means it won't get hidden. maybe you need to give your template a tweak, RTP, remove the disqus crud :)
RTP
Ah thank you! Been traveling quite a bit over summer, but have had goal to refine things more. Thanks for the snippet. :)
RTP
definitely wanted to either have comments or get rid of the 'crud' :-P
dr|z3d
yeah, no one will use disqus to comment I suspect, even less so when it relies on js.
RTP
facts
uop23ip
what is the highest number of hops possible in the i2p network? Is there a max allowed?