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title = 'Running a Yggdrasil peer on a shoestring budget'
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Recently I have been seeing this weird "Yggdrasil Network" mentioned alongside Tor and I2P. A few days ago I have started researching it, and it is really cool. Basically, it is a mesh network, but it encrypts your traffic. I think that's really cool, and while not really a privacy tool, I'd say it would be a great way to avoid any interference in your traffic by your ISP or similar.
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## Step 3. Profit
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Now you've succesfully configured a Yggdrasil peer for just $3.50/year! Wow! To see my finished work, or to peer with me, use `tcp://bg1-ygg.kogaionon.xyz:13710` or `tls://bg1-ygg.kogaionon.xyz:13711`.
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Also, this site is now available over Yggdrasil <a href="http://[201:acd2:6e63:671b:f32f:8a4:d7d6:3537]">here</a>!
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Also, this site is now available over Yggdrasil <a href="http://[201:acd2:6e63:671b:f32f:8a4:d7d6:3537]">here</a>!
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