> Has anyone else noticed Cloudflare captchas on sites that they would
> otherwise expect to be run by Tor-friendly entities?
Hi, why not also suggest to Tor-friendly entities to follow the
"Providers' Commitment for Privacy (PCP)"[1]?
"Short overview of level 3
- All services are also availabl
Mike Perry transcribed 3.6K bytes:
> I too find this situation unacceptable, since it seems to have been
> unilaterally decided by CloudFlare and not by their customers who are
> paying them. It has also proven to be buggy: I've gotten infinite
> captcha loops, no captchas, and broken no-JS support
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> I think the next step here is to try to gather a list of cloudflare
> customers we suspect to be Tor friendly, and have them politely request
> that their Tor users not be discriminated in this way, and failing that,
> publicly leave Cloudflare for a competing I
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Hi,
I want to support Tor and I want to run a relay on my home computer.
Is it fine to do that because the IP address keeps changing every 1-2
weeks. I know how to edit the config and everything else.
Sorry if I posted on the wrong place.
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I have experienced this problem many, many times. Seems that I am not
the only one! I agree that we need to do something about it.
(complaining/persuading to Cloudflare etc.) and without JS all the
captchas are buggy and useless.
On 16/09/14 07:45, Jo
Öyvind Saether, in a thread about captchas:
> I am not sure this is something most corporations would care about
> since Tor users tend to block their (javascript-using) advertisements
> anyway but webmasters, know that I am probably not the only one who
> will go somewhere else instead of enabling
On Mon, 15 Sep 2014 14:41:34 -0400
Rick wrote:
> On 09/15/2014 01:37 PM, Andrew Lewman wrote:
> > On 09/13/2014 06:35 PM, The Doctor wrote:
> >> "Reports have surfaced that Comcast agents have contacted customers
> >> using Tor and instructed them to stop using the browser or risk
> >> terminatio
> Using TBB, I've noticed a LOT more captchas in the last couple months -
> just to view the front page, or see the page linked from a search
> through StartPage or Ixquick.
> Some of the same sites presenting captchas in TBB, I tested in Firefox
> (31, 32) & did not get a captcha. But, I didn't r
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 just read through this massive thread. I agree with killing the
thread. The topic is important, but now no longer constructive for tor-talk.
Please no more replies to the thread. Thanks.
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On 09/15/2014 07:35 PM, Zenaan Harkness wrote:
> Those who matter do. A well written article or two on such things
> would undoubtedly be useful on occasion to point to, and in this
> (type of) thread in particular, it seems to me that referring to such
> an article early on may be about the most
I just realized there's a better way to control for some of these
effects using multivariate models. Another update will come later.
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* After filtering out the bot-net window, there's a stronger
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On 09/16/2014 01:35 AM, Zenaan Harkness wrote:
> Those who matter do.
+1
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> Most people on tor-talk don't necessarily care to hear about these topics
(or do they?) but we're all out there fighting the good fight. Our work
just isn't salacious enough to merit a poorly-written gossip column.
While I completely understand Tor people's reservations about the press
you've re
On 9/15/2014 4:16 PM, Mike Perry wrote:
Öyvind Saether:
These captchas recently started appearing (more often) on all kinds
of sites. By far the most common name that pops up associated with
this security is "Cloudfare," but also some others.
Aside from being forced to allow scripts in NoScri
> Anonymous wrote:
>>On Mon, Sep 15, 2014 at 12:29 PM, Ted Smith wrote:
>>> Tor as a technology and community helps women and
>>> humans far more than it hurts them,
>>
>>This is to the side of your main point (with which I am largely in
>>agreement), and I mean this in the most serious and respe
Öyvind Saether:
> > These captchas recently started appearing (more often) on all kinds
> > of sites. By far the most common name that pops up associated with
> > this security is "Cloudfare," but also some others.
> > Aside from being forced to allow scripts in NoScript from Cloudfare
> > for th
On Mon, Sep 15, 2014 at 12:29 PM, Ted Smith wrote:
> This thread is a good example of basic human rights for women being
> neutrally debated on tor-talk, by men.
> ...
> Since Tor's infrastructure relies entirely on volunteer contributions,
> this makes discussion of the morality of some hidden se
Nick Sullivan from CloudFlare responded on twitter yesterday that they're
trying to make sites more accessible.
https://twitter.com/grittygrease/status/511283723514290176
Also this https://twitter.com/xxdesmus/status/511283225818189825
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> These captchas recently started appearing (more often) on all kinds
> of sites. By far the most common name that pops up associated with
> this security is "Cloudfare," but also some others.
> Aside from being forced to allow scripts in NoScript from Cloudfare
> for the captcha to work (or whic
Using TBB, I've noticed a LOT more captchas in the last couple months -
just to view the front page, or see the page linked from a search
through StartPage or Ixquick.
Some of the same sites presenting captchas in TBB, I tested in Firefox
(31, 32) & did not get a captcha. But, I didn't repeat t
On 09/15/2014 01:37 PM, Andrew Lewman wrote:
On 09/13/2014 06:35 PM, The Doctor wrote:
"Reports have surfaced that Comcast agents have contacted customers
using Tor and instructed them to stop using the browser or risk
termination of service. A Comcast agent named Jeremy allegedly called
Tor an
SecTech transcribed 1.2K bytes:
> Hi,
> I have accidently checked the do not ask again checkbox of the "load
> external content" security question in TBB. Could someone tell me how
> to reenable it?
>
Hey,
If you go to `about:config` and search for the
`extensions.torbutton.launch_warning` prefe
As some of the list knows, my introduction to Tor was while working on a peer
counseling project that primarily served women. Even now, the *vast* majority
of people that I teach about online privacy and security are women in very
high-risk situations -- frequently involving stalking, domestic v
On 09/15/2014 11:37 AM, Andrew Lewman wrote:
> On 09/13/2014 06:35 PM, The Doctor wrote:
>> "Reports have surfaced that Comcast agents have contacted customers
>> using Tor and instructed them to stop using the browser or risk
>> termination of service. A Comcast agent named Jeremy allegedly called
On 09/15/2014 10:29 AM, Ted Smith wrote:
> This thread is a good example of basic human rights for women being
> neutrally debated on tor-talk, by men.
That's a mischaracterization. Only one poster has defended the site. If
I had the skills and resources, I'd take it down. Maybe I'll take a
shot,
On 09/13/2014 06:35 PM, The Doctor wrote:
> "Reports have surfaced that Comcast agents have contacted customers
> using Tor and instructed them to stop using the browser or risk
> termination of service. A Comcast agent named Jeremy allegedly called
> Tor an “illegal service.” The Comcast agent tol
On Mon, 2014-09-15 at 10:00 -0700, Damian Johnson wrote:
> > This is to the side of your main point (with which I am largely in
> > agreement), and I mean this in the most serious and respectful way
> > possible: can you point to statistics, metrics, data that support this
> > point?
> >
> > I susp
> This is to the side of your main point (with which I am largely in
> agreement), and I mean this in the most serious and respectful way
> possible: can you point to statistics, metrics, data that support this
> point?
>
> I suspect the opposite is true, but I very much want to know the real
> fac
On Mon, Sep 15, 2014 at 12:29 PM, Ted Smith wrote:
> Tor as a technology and community helps women and humans far more than
> it hurts them,
>
This is to the side of your main point (with which I am largely in
agreement), and I mean this in the most serious and respectful way
possible: can you p
This thread is a good example of basic human rights for women being
neutrally debated on tor-talk, by men.
While this is a subject that most if not all men can discuss neutrally,
it's a much more personal topic for most women, and seeing this
"discussed" (or rather: seeing the sexual assault of wo
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Hello Kyle,Tuesday, September 9, 2014, 10:49:50 PM, you wrote:
> Seems to me that would likely be problematic from an OPSEC / anonymity
Indeed you are correct.
However, I guessed, whether correct or incorrect, that on my home
personal computer it may be a passable solution.
And I discovered a wa
On 09/15/2014 12:02 AM, grarpamp wrote:
> On Sun, Sep 14, 2014 at 7:27 AM, Mirimir wrote:
>> I consider PinkMeth to be far worse, and far worse for Tor's public
>> image, than anything I've seen before. It dehumanizes and exploits the
>> women, of course. But it also corrupts and perverts its user
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