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         <h1>my stuff</h1>
         <ul>
             <li><a href="mygames.md">games</a> i've designed</li>
+            <li><a href="ok-mixnet.md">OK-mixnet</a>, a high-security cryptosystem i'm designing. it's good at the cost of some inconvenience.</li>
             <li>free <a href="http://moreorcs.com">orc-themed email addresses</a> (receive only)</li>
             <li>free <a href="http://moreorcs.com/domain.html">orc-themed subdomains</a> (ddns)</li>
         </ul>

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-version 0
-0   157.131.95.172      za3k.laptop
-1   71.19.156.60        za3k.deadtree

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+[za3k](/) > protocols > ok-mixnet
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 I'm a human being, and sometimes I'd like to send someone a message. I don't want anyone other than me and whoever the message is for to read it--not strangers, not companies, and not governments. It's possible, and with computers, it should be easy and instant.
 
+A proof of concept is [on github](https://github.com/za3k/ok-mixnet). If you want to join, meail me--happy to add you.
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 # OK-Mixnet
 OK-Mixnet is my proposed sketch for a method to send small messages, slowly. It's designed for things like email, IRC-style slow chatrooms, or bulletin boards. In my experience, this is the same stuff I'd use GPG for.