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George Musk wrote:

I made a bit of a cypherpunk experiment - PHP textboard forum script that
uses PGP for authorization of posting messages (messages must be PGP
signed to pass). It also requires Argon2 PoW to register a key with the
forum as a kind of an anti-spam measure.
https://codeberg.org/grgmusk/mmmb
To post messages a user has to
1. Register theirs PGP key (there's a link in page top) by submitting
public PGP key and Argon2 hash of it's fingerprint calculated with
forum's required parameters (they're on the registration page,
configurable in forum settings)
( echo -n ABCD1FGHIJA2CDEFG3IJABC4EFGH6JABC8EFGHIJ|argon2 sOmEsAlT123 -t
60 -k 471040 -p 1)
2. Sign a message with that PGP key, put it into form in New thread/Reply
link.

I'm not even sure if it all works as intended lol.
I'll try running a live demo at
Tor: http://e5avrgc4ra2xxrrlfnobspec4vcntpro25gwtybxljufo6eukmlri6yd.onion/mmmb_en/
I2P: http://smr6fuqbpfhqtx2ffw6qrtkf6ddhe2v25inrz25kh2sfiejwmosa.b32.i2p/mmmb_en/
shortly after sending this news article. It won't run long, maybe for a
day. Please try posting something.

Nice idea! I just posted a message there. :-)

Regards
Stefan

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On Tue, 18 Mar 2025 17:06:50 +0100, Stefan Claas wrote:

Nice idea! I just posted a message there. :-)

You are the only person other than me who did.
At least not only I know that it kinda worked now :-D

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George Musk wrote:

On Tue, 18 Mar 2025 17:06:50 +0100, Stefan Claas wrote:

Nice idea! I just posted a message there. :-)

You are the only person other than me who did.
At least not only I know that it kinda worked now :-D

Yes, it is sad. Usenet regulars have become very very lazy
in the recent years and are no longer participating in new
things or technolgies, compared to Bitmessage users. Not
sure what is causing this. Maybe they are getting to old
and we have no new and young users.

Regards
Stefan

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Chris M. Thomasson wrote:

On 3/20/2025 12:18 AM, Stefan Claas wrote:

George Musk wrote:

On Tue, 18 Mar 2025 17:06:50 +0100, Stefan Claas wrote:

Nice idea! I just posted a message there. :-)

You are the only person other than me who did.
At least not only I know that it kinda worked now :-D

Yes, it is sad. Usenet regulars have become very very lazy
in the recent years and are no longer participating in new
things or technolgies, compared to Bitmessage users. Not
sure what is causing this. Maybe they are getting to old
and we have no new and young users.

http://fractallife247.com/test/hmac_cipher/ver_0_0_0_1?ct_hmac_cipher=

e7dd8885830a8534368ea03fa19e890d2a9ff513df0667de33a2af628fdd4f6938bd19d245dfdbcd3b9337a94d53f79a87ebd3d2890e5c2d2c96ec9d4d2cedfec6a165d460c6d6b2def86414fdc1da490d598b319bfeb7847138129a39f8f10a16b996e3745ca4db561647a78553fcc5a358e5a4600ebfaed91deebb2ba042e
575355c619c2b73b3eec102a00bfc0619f3b5916e486516b523bdf47d8eced538c6c7ecc25227308a1c22ef1e90ac9e4f84de035ac902c51448f8d7c16c45b2b0eade16067f5a069041397065c4b991b476918b4c98d2657ac92952387e1ff0dd8c3f7ab9b27f81d23b68bb262db8f5b429e01bdeaae7264ed6c0afd4da9101
971ca2a3a350902aefd4

I do not always have a web browser handy.

Can you make it a habbit pleaseto reply here
in Usenet, as a Usenet users?

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