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There's still some good finds like a 'sysadmin' forum with huge amount of good posts & tips.
Unfortunately the application will be only available on Android. It is impossible to change wallpaper programatically on iOS.
I have built an Android app with a friend since 2 months and everythings's finally live. (you can check the announcement post here: https://creekorful.me/pimp-your-phone-like-never-before/) The application allows users to customize their phone with HD wallpapers grouped by categories. You don't have to choose the wallpaper anymore, you'll just need to select the things you like, set the change interval and let the app do the magic!
The technical stack is composed of 2 big parts:
- The native android application (written in Java&Kotlin because we needed access to low-level API).
- The API (written in Go) that communicates with a MongoDB. The API is used to abstract the different wallpaper providers that we use.
Authentication, analytics and user management are done using Google Firebase.
The whole stack is deployed on a Docker Swarm and routing stuff is done using Traefik.
Feedback is welcome ! And It would be a pleasure to answer any question (technical or not)
Why should I face legal problems?
Regarding the number of onion addresses available you are wrong. Addresses are encoded in Base32 which means there are 32 characters available. So there are 32^16=1.208925819614629174706176×10^24 addresses available.
Not taken but available.
I agree with the fact that the crawler is really simplistic. But the project is new (2 months I think) and has to evolve. You can make a PR If you want to help me to improve it!
There's no practical purpose for the crawler. It's more an educational project than anything.
The differences are explained in the post. The dark web is a vast groups of services that cannot be accessed without using special software / proxy.
The hidden services are service running on the TOR network and accessed using a browser that use the TOR proxy.
They are a type of dark web services, but not the entirety