When you stare into the void. The void stares back. Just don't scream into the void. That's what the abyss is for. We are not insured for you to scream into the void.
If you've come here on the standard clear-net address which is https://www.s-config.com then you don't have much to worry about. However, to reach more readers, mirrors are generated on this site and sent off on various protocols for people to view. The logic of these different protocols is that it's neutral and somewhat anonymous. We don't care what kind of browser you are running what kind of screen resolution size you are rocking or what kind of sites you were on before us. We're solely focused on accessibility and that is all.
Below you will find those mirrors of accessibility. Each of them has its own positives and perils and if you wish to try out different protocols you are more than welcome to use our site as a test bed to verify connection to these "black mirrors" or alternative protocols for your site.
There are some protocols you will not find a mirror of us on:
- IFPS - Article here, the short answer is a "no."
- CryptoNet - Things like Forever-domains or anything based on a DNS-via-Etherium blockchain is a Ponzi scheme only designed to get your money. None of the domains within the blockchain have proven even remotely viable to bring in readership. They can barely provide a viable address to use Bitcoin on. There are clear-net alternatives that work far better. We don't need to find a third party to convert Bitcoin into something tangible without destroying me on fees just to give one example.
The mirrors we search for are darker.
Here is the list of active mirrors pointing to the same site one would expect on the clear-net.
Our Tor v3 onion address:
Tor was the first alternative network we tried with a bit of effort to make WordPress and as a result, has been a good alternative resource for us.
http://xjfbpuj56rdazx4iolylxplbvyft2onuerjeimlcqwaihp3s6r4xebqd.onion
The graphic above with the address, and the text below. Check the difference! If you see a difference in the addresses. Bad news, you're on a copied website. Also, if you see random CP banners in the footer. You're on a fake site. We despise CP AND advertisements. Sadly, some people fake content instead of making their own. But there you have it. Low effort = low reward.
If you are using the Brave Browser or the official Tor Browser then typing in our clear-net address will take you automatically to the onion address. QR Code is provided as well for those rocking Brave or Tor Browser on your phone. When visiting this site you'll see a 'Tor' icon like the one pictured above. This is because we placed our onion-header file directly into our site and Brave Browser detects that.
Our I2P address:
I2P is another privacy standard that we offer to our readers. A little on the slow side but it works.
Base 32 address is as follows:
http://atlkfvuwwpgvnw24dkwyyxf5psrueozxb3i6zgebymjuquuquvqq.b32.i2p
The vanity DNS name is as follows:
http://s-config.i2p
Click here to find out more and our review of I2P technology.
Old Skool mode.
For those who want to try their retro-computer on our site and realize that SSL+TLSv1.3 certification is a little much for your 8/16-bit machine. You're covered.
Kindly note that the http-only address may not work on modern browsers because out of sheer paranoia, every modern browser automatically pushes everyone to HTTPS. However, on an older system, the worst you'll experience is possible fucked up CSS code your legacy browser may or may not understand.
In this case, there's no need to make a QR-Code for this as QR recognition would probably put you in the 32-bit era of computing and thus you would not require such a thing. Write the address above into a notepad and hammer it onto some punch cards.
Would you like to know more? More info here!
Our OpenNIC address.
This is very similar to our oldskool address except instead of entering a subdomain to access you could use one of the OpenNIC DNS servers and afterwards, type in the following address:
Did an article and published it over here. Because there are no real SSL providers within these primary domain authorities it also operates with just raw HTTP.
Kindly note that if you do not use one of OpenNIC's DNS servers the .geek address will not work and will likely 404 out.
Final words.
We thank you for checking out our blog and hope you have a wonderful time wherever you are in the universe of life.
Server protect you.
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