On 10/01/2010 08:51 PM, Mike Perry wrote:
> Intuition also tells me that tor:// and tors:// urls will be easier to
> use, understand, and remember by the general public.. Can you give
> some examples/reasons why just using these schemes actually prevents
> us from doing this scheme layering idea fo
I am facing a moral dilemma in regards to joining the tor proxy
network. I am hoping a discussion may alleviate some of my concerns.
On the pro side we have a group of individuals whose intentions for
using the technology are consistent with common values. These include
uses such as researching
On Sat, 02 Oct 2010 14:59:42 -0500
David Bennett wrote:
> I haven't tried the new version yet, is there a descriptive popup that
> explains what's happening when a user clicks a tor:// or tors:// ?
Yes.
Robert Ransom
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On Sat, 02 Oct 2010 15:58:15 -0500
David Bennett wrote:
> I am facing a moral dilemma in regards to joining the tor proxy
> network. I am hoping a discussion may alleviate some of my concerns.
>
> On the pro side we have a group of individuals whose intentions for
> using the technology are con
Hi,
just installed Tor 0.2.2.15-alpha (git-eba3f37f17a2af4f) PPC, got the
following
'Oct 02 22:11:19.841 [warn] Corrupt state file? Build times count
mismatch. Read 29 times, but file says 1900544
Oct 02 22:11:19.850 [warn] or_state_save_broken(): Bug: Unable to parse
state in "[tor data dir]/state
On Sat, 02 Oct 2010 15:58:15 -0500
David Bennett wrote:
> I am facing a moral dilemma in regards to joining the tor proxy
> network. I am hoping a discussion may alleviate some of my concerns.
It seems what you are wrestling with is the dual use nature of
any technology.
Some easy examples a
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