> Maybe you could comment on the comments, or at least keep an eye on it
Replied. I clicked watch but I'm not familiar with how github code
reviews work so I might not notice updates.
> Also, I don't suppose you know how to comment on the file, instead of on the
> diff?
I don't. Personally I do
On 7/12/12 12:15 PM, Damian Johnson wrote:
Also, you aren't checking that all of the descriptors are of the same
type. If you get a list with both server descriptors and extrainfo
descriptors then I'm not sure what this function will do, but it's
probably not what the user wants. Please include
take a look at https://anonbox.net/ for a similar service.
a few considerations: if you create an "app" that lives on a mobile
phone, are private keys stored on the phone? are they secured somehow
while the app is running / not running? which public keys will be stored
on the phone? will messages
I'm doing a little brainstorming to properly secure my app specifically
made for tor.
I notice vidalia has a new identity button. I pressed it and couldn't
tell what it did. While looking at the network view i saw a few
connections get closed (but not all) and that was about it.
It appears every
Hi Erik. In addition to Norman's feedback...
> def descriptor_csv_exp(descr, head=True, incl_fields=[], excl_fields=[]):
It's redundant to call this descriptor_csv_exp() since it's in
'stem.descriptor.*'. Lets just call it something simple like
export_csv(). Also, I still think that we should com
Hi Roger, hi Nick,
here are the first five metrics tech reports that I'd like to turn into
Tor tech reports (see #5405 for the idea behind this). If you agree
that this is a good idea, I'll push the sources to tech-reports.git and
put the PDFs on the Tor website. I need your confirmation for eac
