I’d wager you could… kind of… the issue is nothing not I2P would be able to see the server by its I2P domain, sort of like running an .onion, so no other fediverse things could federate to you. In theory you could probably rig up one clearnet domain to be federated to which is also reachable by users on I2P, though…

This has been happening in the US since 9/11 at least

You can eke a lot of use out of an old computer as long as it’s not a public server. I ran my sister’s old Celeron laptop as a Debian server for doing local sftp file transfers at my parents’ house when visiting there for holidays, which it was perfectly useful for until like 2018, when it finally fully died. In the end it ran as a server more years than it was useful as a windows workstation.

I’ve noticed it lack robustness on Linux. There’s a pretty solid chance it just craps out without reconnecting (I’d say it craps out once every two weeks on average) so I’d consider that if you plan to pirate with it.

Obama also killed US citizens.

A lot of torrent sites are on cloudflare. The IP owners are less balls to the wall than you’d think for non-sports content because it loses money anyway and more exposure potentially makes money in terms of expanding the brand long term.

Also, the only reason they were successful at all was his mom was on the IBM board and got IBM to support their shit.

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