Hi Leeroy,
Yes, Atlas was a poor choice. Before you suggested searching the log
through Terminal, I wasn't even thinking of that possibility.
As for improvements: I think a) would be quite important. Using a better
port worked, as far as I can tell, and I was not aware that I put myself
in a very
>
> Date: Thu, 23 Apr 2015 20:06:09 -0400
> From: "l.m"
>
> Hi Sophie,
>
> …
> When using Tor Browser, the tor process is kind enough to take notice
> when using certain ports (WarnPlaintextPorts). So maybe TorBirdy
> should do the same. That is to say, make TorBirdy more verbose about
> choic
The common user does not apply to all threat models. If you are a high
volume recreational drug salesman, you must expect 0days and snitches.
If you however are merely a recreational drug consumer, Tor can cover
all of your security risks, because only low cost automated
investigation will be used
Désolé, mais je pense que vous êtes un chapeau de cul.
aka:
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Speak Freely wrote:
> Désolé, mais je pense que vous êtes un chapeau de cul.
>
>
> aka:
> <... l
On 04/24/2015 06:46 PM, aka wrote:
> buying recreational drugs and watching censored adult
> porn (which honestly is 90% of Tor's current userbase anyway)
Speak for yourself.
(Because, right. Clearly it has proven technically feasible for you to
survey Tor's users (and/or traffic) to
determi
[TRIGGER WARNING]
Outgoing traffic stats from Tor exit nodes. Almost all traffic of
Chinese speaking Tor users is average adult porn, which is banned in
China. You can tell it's from China because the sites are aimed to Hong
Kong residents. The "Chinese people use Tor because they are supressed
in
In a word, "No."
I think it's cute you get to post unsubstantiated claims against an
entire group of people, while expecting to be treated individually
special, while talking explicitly and directly to the people you are
making the claims against.
The next time you try to dictate to me how to tal
More wanking = fewer wars, so that is a need, IMO, along with food, water,
shelter and medical care.
Beyond that, define "need". Privacy and freedom from government and
corporate surveillance are fundamental rights, IMO. Keeping your internet
activity private from your ISP and the world-at-large
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Hi,
what is the current policy if a single or multiple exit relays in a
declared MyFamily do things that get them the badexit flag. Will other
relays in that family also get that flag?
One such example is the following family where 2 out of 3 got t
I think the correlation between wanking and war is only a confounding
variable to the amount of easily obtainable sexual gratification and
reproductive success.
That being said,
I have been working on solar powered tor servers that run project
maelstrom, with public tor2web instances in azure.
B
Thanks for this explanation, Roger. I have a couple of follow-up questions:
1) How much is this DARPA contract/grant worth?
2) Did Tor developers sign NDAs or any other kind of contract that bars you
from discussing certain parts of the project publicly?
Thanks!
YL
Yasha Levine
Pando.com
On Fri, 24 Apr 2015 11:57:42 -0700
Yasha Levine wrote:
> Thanks for this explanation, Roger. I have a couple of follow-up
> questions:
>
> 1) How much is this DARPA contract/grant worth?
> 2) Did Tor developers sign NDAs or any other kind of contract that
> bars you from discussing certain part
Quoting aka :
if we won't be able to politicaly supress mass
surveilance and atm it very much appears we won't.
A little optimism, please.
gz
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Roger Dingledine:
And to be clear, I think this is a great trend: we need to make onion
services easier to understand and more accessible (and faster and more
robust) for ordinary people, or we'll remain stuck with all the metaphors
that include the word 'dark'.
Realizing that there are many di
On 4/25/15, goofyzrn...@vfemail.net wrote:
> Roger Dingledine:
>> And to be clear, I think this is a great trend: we need to make onion
>> services easier to understand and more accessible (and faster and more
>> robust) for ordinary people, or we'll remain stuck with all the metaphors
>> that inc
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