Am Samstag, 9. Februar 2013 schrieb grarpamp :
I'm planning to do
the same thing for measuring hidden service performance in Torperf.
there's a quite high probability that
you're using the same entry guard for the actual connection between
client and service.
For similar HS tests I
Small update:
I've snail-mailed them a letter based on what Moritz had posted. They
replied with a standardized letter without even commenting on my
statements. It's basically saying Last chance to pay or we'll go to
court.
So I'm a little unsure whether or not it's now time to actually
consult
It's my understanding they are segregating Tor and other
proxies under a non-ISO country, city, etc code. Besides not
being technically what GeoIP is supposed to do for locating
and breaking all of that context, it's showing arbitrary
'anti-spam/badness' mindset.
Perhaps GeoIP/Maxmind/etc are
Hey Joe,
thanks for sharing!
They're demanding €450 compensation for the alleged sharing of the
movie via BitTorrent. Plus €506 lawyer's fees. So in total we're
talking about €956,-
FOX is working with a German company, ipoque GmbH, that monitors
filesharing platforms. So they've logged my IP
If they are going to answer your mail with a proforma reply, just resend
it. Recorded delivery is a good idea too.
And contact your local Piratpartei.
Simon
On Monday, February 4, 2013, Hendrik Neumann wrote:
Hey guys,
have been lurking here for a while, but now I need some advice on how
least cause them to distribute a version of their datasets
that retain the original locations.
I asked their (first-level) support a few months ago, and they said
they're considering providing data sets without A1 codes some time this
year.
Any wiki'ers on the list want to wiki things like
On 11.02.2013 23:28, grarpamp wrote:
Years ago I thought there were some crowdsourced IP location
projects. While not being commercial where ISP's would
perhaps be more inclined to input their provisioning tables, they
covered userland's knowledge and self-submittals pretty good.
These
Hi!
TorBirdy 0.1.0 is now out; we think it is the the best release so far
and we encourage you to upgrade.
We welcome you to read more about this release and to comment on the
release on the Tor blog:
https://blog.torproject.org/blog/torbirdy-our-first-beta-release
This release is the first
Hi tor-talk,
I'm not sure where else to ask this question so I give my apologies if
this is off-topic. Please feel free to suggest a better list/forum/website.
I've had a personal email account with GMail since it was invite-only,
but lately I've read a few stories about Google's use of our
Hi,
After quite a long development cycle, we've tagged torsocks 1.3 today:
https://gitweb.torproject.org/torsocks.git/shortlog/refs/tags/1.3
We believe that this release fixes most of the outstanding torsocks
issues. We also also hope that it merges all of the various patches that
were being
Thanks for the update from a happy birdy user! It has been very useful on my
recent global travels, since many of the free networks I come across actually
block non-web ports. Also as the person who does all of the GP email support, I
am happy to not broadcast my actual IP in mail headers.
At
Nathan Freitas:
Thanks for the update from a happy birdy user! It has been very
useful on my recent global travels, since many of the free networks
I come across actually block non-web ports. Also as the person who
does all of the GP email support, I am happy to not broadcast my
actual IP in
Jacob Appelbaum ja...@appelbaum.net wrote:
I've experienced networks that were this terrible and perhaps worse;
what I've found is that I'd rather have Thunderbird fail closed and
safely so. Were you using IMAP?
Yes. The issue I have with POP3 is that I want to also access the mail from my
Hello bvvq:
Gmail is horrid. The only way I can think of to get Google of my
path is to encrypt all the e-mails I send through them. The only
problem is that I can't get anyone I know to download the software
they would need to decrypt. I'm pretty sure the only way around all
that is to get a
There are some good ones out there, but if you're using Tor to create the
account and login, you should know that many have started blocking Tor
users (or deactivating their accounts in the case of Yahoo). Size could
also be an issue, but if you're deleting them off the server on download,
then
* Privacy-conscious (don't parse my emails to target advertisements to
Anonymous-/encryption-type services offered by HushMail or Safe-Mail
That rules out gmail, yahoo, hotmail/live.
Few services will state they don't, and statements are no guarantee.
Privacy (OpenPGP, etc) is your
On 2/11/2013 6:47 PM, bvvq wrote:
Hi tor-talk,
I'm not sure where else to ask this question so I give my apologies if
this is off-topic. Please feel free to suggest a better
list/forum/website.
I've had a personal email account with GMail since it was invite-only,
but lately I've read a
On 2/11/2013 9:51 PM, Griffin Boyce wrote:
There are some good ones out there, but if you're using Tor to create the
account and login, you should know that many have started blocking Tor
users (or deactivating their accounts in the case of Yahoo). Size could
also be an issue, but if you're
On 2/11/2013 10:04 PM, grarpamp wrote:
* Privacy-conscious (don't parse my emails to target advertisements to
Anonymous-/encryption-type services offered by HushMail or Safe-Mail
That rules out gmail, yahoo, hotmail/live.
Few services will state they don't, and statements are no guarantee.
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