You picked the one thing agencies have boat loads of and made it a
requirement for operating critical parts of the network and you alienate
the honest users left. Have you thought of any better ways to kill
Freenet? That's got to be the dumbest idea I've heard. Its better to
hear my criticism
Let's talk about the bad news and the way forward.
There was a Sybil attack for 4 years. The Freenet 0day has been around
for so long that LE contractors have built a kit around it. Forget
global adversaries or nation states, its so bad that local police
stations with shoelace budgets can att
No but don't let that deter you. Facebook open sources their A/B python
package called Plan Out.
http://facebook.github.io/planout/
https://github.com/facebook/planout
On 2015-10-25 17:08, Ian Clarke wrote:
On Sun, Oct 25, 2015 at 2:01 PM,
wrote:
Self hosted A/B network.
https://github.co
Self hosted A/B network.
https://github.com/maccman/abba
On 2015-10-25 14:07, Ian Clarke wrote:
It would be great if we could try to use A/B testing to inform future
design changes with the website. One key metric to monitor would be
"downloads per visit".
To do this we'll need to use some ki
Freenet users have the reasonable expectation they won't be tracked by a
corporate third party when visiting a privacy promoting website.
On 2015-10-25 14:04, Ian wrote:
On Sat, Oct 24, 2015 at 10:38 PM,
wrote:
For Pete's sake don't run Google analytics on your site. I saw a
ticket
for it
I am impressed with the project picking up speed in important
directions.
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Right. In the PETS paper they were looking at unique identifiers over a
month. Your way of looking at hourly numbers is realistic because of
churn. CENO doesn't mention how they measured anywhere.
On 2015-10-25 01:05, Steve Dougherty wrote:
We're not using Google analytics; that bug is outdated
For Pete's sake don't run Google analytics on your site. I saw a ticket
for it on bug tracker. Piwik is an open source analytics system you can
try instead.
Speaking of analytics, I am trying to learn the network size. Steve's
site reports 10K nodes, the 2014 PETS paper puts it around 60K node
Tor is designing their transport framework with the idea that other
networks might be interested in them.
A month back they asked other network devs what they would like to see
in the framework because they are going to rewrite and improve it. Guys
from I2P gave feedback and you might want to.
@Steve
Very reasonable and I agree.
The GSoC Transport work gives people the option of using Tor without any
changes to the Freenet protocol.
@xor
You don't need to write a new Firefox plugin to do what you proposed.
The FoxyProxy addon can redirect browser requests to proxies based on
URL
You might want to look into maintaining a subreddit and other social
media accounts. Its a way to reach more people.
Reddit fundraising was a big success last year with tens of thousands of
dollars for privacy projects.
On 2015-10-18 15:54, Matthew Toseland wrote:
On 18/10/15 10:03, Arne Bab
I can't see the new page because of unauthorized error.
Some of the papers are on anonbib but many are not.
You can try the National Science Foundation or something like it in your
country for funding proposals.
On 2015-10-18 05:03, Arne Babenhauserheide wrote:
Am Sonntag, 18. Oktober 2015,
They frown on bittorrent yes but because it takes up limited exit
bandwidth. Theoretically Freenet is contained in the network and not
exiting. Recent statistics Tor put out say only 3% of total network
bandwidth goes to hidden service traffic, very underused. Total
connection is 6 hops but the
Right now Freenet discovers other clients on opennet by way of seed
nodes. Hypothetically you can run the nodes as hidden services and embed
the addresses in Freenet clients. Clients generate their own hidden
address keys and build routing tables from them.
No distributed system on I2P or Tor
Step back and take a deep breath. I'm not telling you to shutdown your
website and foundation and host your project on Tor' s site.
I'm questioning if the overhead of designing and maintaining yet another
anonymity protocol makes sense given Freenet's current situation. You
can concentrate on
I am a Freenet user and want you to succeed so look at my words from
that angle.
You are missing out on an obvious natural alliance with Tor that can
bring in many benefits from funding, users, publicity and manpower. The
Tor project also invested a lot in private client side applications like
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