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The Diginet navy Network is a peer to peer darknet confederation of website strung together by members of the diginet navy. The trunk index provides links to each branch host, who upkeeps a mirror of the Diginet Navy forums, alongside any other service he or she wishes to provide. The prevailing theory is that should net nutraility ever break the Diginet navy will have a self-repairing information index in which to hide. | The Diginet navy Network is a peer to peer darknet confederation of website strung together by members of the diginet navy. The trunk index provides links to each branch host, who upkeeps a mirror of the Diginet Navy forums, alongside any other service he or she wishes to provide. The prevailing theory is that should net nutraility ever break the Diginet navy will have a self-repairing information index in which to hide. | ||
Revision as of 05:20, 1 January 2014
The Diginet navy Network is a peer to peer darknet confederation of website strung together by members of the diginet navy. The trunk index provides links to each branch host, who upkeeps a mirror of the Diginet Navy forums, alongside any other service he or she wishes to provide. The prevailing theory is that should net nutraility ever break the Diginet navy will have a self-repairing information index in which to hide.
Foundation
The Diginet Navy Network was first formulated by a user named Dimfish, mainly as a reaction the the recent movement in the US Congress regarding net neutrality laws. He then later poured his efforts into engineering the network and its base websites from scratch. The network officially launched on December 31st, 2013 at 11:24 PM EST.
Known Issues
At launch the forums did not work because the Java file that they depended on was not finished processing.
