hi,
new talk subscriber. i'm
volunteering to help keep torcloud alive by offering help even though i
can't be primary maintainer.
i recently got a torcloud node up and running. $3 month first year is
quite good. stable and once going no hassles. i like the idea. less
prone to outages than m
$20/year would encourage me to keep torcloud running with or without a
home node running.
since torcloud can limit usage accurately per user something like a
"Bulk deal" with solid use control might go a long way to someone with
the skills to negotiate with amazon.
that and an incredible arc
i neglected to mention that i'm willing to sign legal docs/promises to
abide by torproject wishes when helping out torcloud if it can be
maintained.
hoping someone with proper trust level can help maintain. as i
mentioned i'm willing to help to take duties of the primary maintainers
plate as
not sure yet but this is a start
http://cloud-computing.findthebest.com/
http://raydepena.wordpress.com/2011/01/01/90-cloud-computing-companies-to-watch-in-2011/
these sites were mentioned is a lame "get on the cloud" provincial
business communique in ontario but a lead is a lead.
need to sta
a start if an openshift/redhat build can be accomplished a la amazon
torcloud.
https://www.openshift.com/
https://openshift.redhat.com/app/login?then=%2Fapp%2Faccount
free no credit card required.
3 "gears" permitted.
testing and devel
https://www.openshift.com/products/pricing
"bronze" level
hi virgil
my skills are old but i might be of use.
are you using a single dependent/outcome variable (eg multiple
regression) model or are what i think of as a "real" multivariate model?
(multiple independent variables and multiple dependent variables) ?
if multiple regression i can likely be
i wanted to run a bridge relay but learned long term consistency is
key. torcloud is a good solution imo.
i have to build a bsd or linux system from old hw VS running a bridge
from my desktop to make a home bridge work.
i had good luck running torcloud.
https://cloud.torproject.org/
it costs
nice !
is the dataset available?
On 16/09/2014 5:17 AM, Virgil Griffith wrote:
Just multiple regression. Nothing fancy.
And yes all data is works on a standard desktop. I use Rstudio for
everything.
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i ran into tor ban lists in the uk
eg
i emailed the operator. he was reasonable and polite about my query.
just asked why he ran tor ban lists.
he was just sick of the smtp irc and brute for ssh attacks.
though it sounds like the climate is quite bad in the UK generally.
[...]
T
hi,
in an effort to document the torcloud process again i started another
torlcoud node.
this time i got an error. i don't know if it's of concern or not though
i guess torcloud log viewing doesn't differ from a home node.
getting ssh to work for the uninitiated is a terrible chore using
amazon'
great tip here re: multiple torcloud accounts. it worked for me as well.
same credit card number.
glad amazon is good about that. in the end they make more money and
increase their subscriber stats. torcloud is "balsa wood" weight on
their systems. this is the first "cloud" implementation that
hi
rene
have you considered the torcloud option? at least for bridge relay?
i'm glad i stumbled into this version of tor.
https://cloud.torproject.org/
it's inexpensive. the first year is up to $3 USD per month using the amazon
free cloud account.tor limits the bandwidth so people like me
some weeks ago i asked daniel why he blocked tor traffic. he sited SSH brute
force, smtp and other abuse issues. he's a sysadmin so i can understand the
need to protect his networks.
thanks for brining in a higher resolution view here.
hope your approach works or at least opens the door to c
i think roger dingledine presented some short timeline evidence awhile back in
a video i saw but this is from memory.
a US university and the DoJ usa tallied tor traffic on their relay and only
found something like 3% "unwanted" traffic.
that could have included things like copyrighted music s
n one of Roger's videos, though if anyone has a specific
> pointer that would be very much appreciated.
>
> On Thu, Oct 2, 2014 at 7:57 PM, stn wrote:
>
>>
>> i think roger dingledine presented some short timeline evidence awhile
>> back in a video i saw but
i don't believe this is the video with the short lived DoJ study reference.
sorry about that.
but this video tutorial contains allot of content related to "tor is evil if
only tor disappeared" ...
at about 40:23 for the start of "evil alice user"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBHcIvMoRMs
it's
i found this ref regarding appropriate analysis on tor given the recent threads
and interest. might be dated with a 2010 pub date..
http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1894882
[...]
The Tor network is one of the largest deployed anonymity networks, consisting
of 1500+ volunteer-run relays and
yes they have allot of good usage data tied to political and social change and
censorship methods.
in other videos too i believe. if you have time keep obtaining the vidoes and
watching if you can.
you'll learn allot. don't be afraid of "hacker" conference videos on tor.
lots of good tor
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hZZNFQm1Vs
more social and political change data but with more examples than the previous
video mentioned regarding the very real dangers involved trying to speak one's
beliefs in an oppressive regime. worse case death.
writeup
Published on Aug 30, 2013
Tor d
this video addresses tor and tor in media gap (at least in part)
also examples of enforcement using tor to do their jobs.
"bad people use tor" raised again.
consequences removing tor and constrasted in different scenarios early in talk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NxTFDDdjd4
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found it here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NxTFDDdjd4
at about 10:35
DMCA takedown seems to have killed the study
questions as to how that data was gathered. had to "tap" an exit node
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i've started another torcloud account on amazon but received my invoice for the
1st torcloud node
it really is free under the amazon cutoff bandwidth !
nice
torcloud is capped to 40GB which is a $3max per month using the right location
(virginia east i think).
i used the same credit card for b
[embarrassed]
even better. avoiding youtube is a good idea anyway.
On Oct 3, 2014, at 11:03 PM, I wrote:
> It was here too with others.
>
> https://media.torproject.org/video/
>
> Robert
>
>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hZZNFQm1Vs
>>
>> more social and political change data but with mor
robert pointed me back to the media archive at tor. thanks.
nice cache there. i like how the OGV format doesn't take any time to view over
a browser in addition to its open/free nature. other formats or containers
include avi mov webm mp4.
vlc seems to play everything so far.
this video look
thanks so much virgil.
both report and posting dataset.
steve
On Oct 4, 2014, at 7:57 PM, Virgil Griffith wrote:
> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3308162/tor%20growth.pdf
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hi todd
well you can try the canadian best buy for fun.
http://www.bestbuy.ca/ for contrasting data.
h the "muskoka" line of cookware is on sale. ...
muskokas are a long standing toronto reachable pricey kind of cottage country.
and yes residents of the muskokas would rightly be miffed at
hi
i've been informed running a bridge relay/node requires 24/7 uptime so i'm
building a "Box" to run at home dedicated to a tor bridge.
it takes more than a week for a node to start to integrate into the network and
every time the node goes down i think you start again.
but you can run one vi
hi,
i am not very young either.
On Oct 6, 2014, at 5:13 AM, Hartmut Haase wrote:
> Hi stn,
> I suspect I'm to old to understand this kind of stuff, and I certainly do not
> want to cooperate with amazon.
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either.
best
steve
On Oct 6, 2014, at 5:13 AM, Hartmut Haase wrote:
> Hi stn,
> I suspect I'm to old to understand this kind of stuff, and I certainly do not
> want to cooperate with amazon.
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> Hartmut
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> hi stn,
>
> In my opinion you aren't right if you think that it's good for diversity
> when you are hosting your TOR rely on torcloud.
> Because if many people think so, tha
this is "gold" to me.
what i mean is i can do some stats analysis for the torproject if the dataset
exists and there is a question defined.this churn question is a nice
example.
the datasets are identified
instructions exist to parse the data (willing to try)
delimeters or data tags are giv
hi,
just a note. might be of interest to others.
https wget.
assuming no sftp ports are open
i tried to wget datasets from the archive
are there https friendly versions of wget out there?
perferably for mac at this point but i'm slowly rebuilidng nix skills.
can try manually command line with n
answer yes thankfully but back to command line.
both gui versions i have failed on macosx
On Oct 8, 2014, at 3:38 PM, stn wrote:
> hi,
> just a note. might be of interest to others.
> https wget.
>
> assuming no sftp ports are open
> i tried to wget datasets from the arch
this shareware app succeeded under osx.
without turning off the certificate check (!)
nice.
"deep vacuum"
http://www.hexcat.com/downloads.html
warning. shareware fee for some features.
also seems to be easier to use then cocao wget for most users.
from a usability perspective issues i've run int
On Oct 19, 2014, at 10:43 PM, Rick wrote:
> On 10/19/2014 09:16 PM, z9wahqvh wrote:
>> that McCoy et al document has been helpful to my research as well, so thank
>> you.
>>
>> in the exchange below, there is a reference to an "assertion by DOJ" that
>> has been "referenced in a few talks." Does
this is a good opportunity to ask since someone is asking about simulators and
uwaterloo experimentor.
if one were to buy an old mac pro or build a nix box how much RAM is needed to
run something like experimentor well enough to model the Tor network usefully ?
multiple cpu socket boards cost
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