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Snerx is the poor man's future-soft and research organization with focuses in formal
logic, semiotics, governance & financial systems, steganography, cultural and research
-process technologies.
Snerx does not take corporate sponsorships nor run any ads. This site and all related
content is entirely out of my pocket and it always will be. My pockets are also empty
and so this site is a testament to what great and strange things can be accomplished
with nothing but raw imagination and a VPS. For those who asked to donate, you can do
so
here.
Ghostablook,
Sqice,
Michael Azzi, and
Monster Basement have created versions of the Snerx
logo used around the site.
This webserver is regularly nuked and reinstalled, you don't have to worry about logs.
We have never used cookies and will never use cookies. DNT respected, no trackers,
port 80 is closed, HTTP traffic is entirely ignored. We do this instead of using a
redirect to ensure traffic is always HTTP
S. This makes generic MITM upgrade attacks
impossible. We have looked into hosting the site through Tor, IPFS/ZeroNet, and other
networks to secure and anonymize traffic, but given the configuration of our server,
as long as you cycle your IP regularly you will effectively be just as anonymous.
We have completely disabled IPv4 before; this meant every time you connected to the
site, or at least every time you restarted the connecting device, you would have a
completely new IPv6 address, making it infeasible to correlate connections. But some
ISPs' infrastructures are so poor that they still don't support IPv6, so we re-enabled
IPv4.
If you disagree with any of the above, there are many ways to
contact us. We are ready
and very willing to fight about it.
Below is a directory of all the public pages on snerx. Complete
pages are ones that will only receive minor updates, if any at all in the future.
Ongoing pages are ones in which major content additions
are continually added. Incomplete pages are ones
that are mostly unfinished. Archived pages were either
discontinued or abandoned due to how old, juvenile, or unimportant they are.