2009/2/24 coderman :
> On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 12:04 PM, Fran Litterio wrote:
>> ...
>> This is ok, but I'd also like to be alerted when the certificate changes for
>> a site that I regularly visit.
>
> yes.
>
> Tyler's suggestion is a good one. if you want the certs themselves
> authenticated yo
Tor, one for
everything else. Again, more memory/disk, but worth the effort.
I like the idea of knowing exactly how a browser instance is going to
connect to a web server, without having to remember whether or not
I've previously white listed it.
Jo
private - particularly what *isn't* provided).
Maybe I'm looking too far forward and should just see how the software
and its usage develops. Given some of the recent moves by major
western governments I think more and more people are going to discover
a need for this sort of software.
Jo
ing ... a quick scan of core.onion show
some more that may exist only inside the network.
Some recent discussions, though, seem to indicate that CPU is a large
bottleneck. If the network will scale then will more nodes mean more
potential circuits, and will this reduce the CPU load on individual
hosts? Or will it have some other effect?
Jo
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