On Mon, 1 Feb 2016 15:47:30 -0800
Green Dream wrote:
> I still don't understand how such relays can gain a high consensus weight
> so quickly (in 1 or 2 days) without help from the bandwidth authorities.
Don't worry, just another sting operation to capture someone's traffic (by
directing them to
I still don't understand how such relays can gain a high consensus weight
so quickly (in 1 or 2 days) without help from the bandwidth authorities.
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The url Tor was downloaded from is guardianproject.info/apps/orbot
direct download(.apk). I tried doing so again and the tablet operating
system indicated it had downloaded, -- but had not. I did get rid of all
the google and other commercial apps on the tablet. Every one I could
find. Are an
Hi,
Spencer:
Should I uninstall this?
Yes. Then install the 5.5 stable release.
I am confused as to why the updater forced an alpha release on your
client.
What should I look for and where should I look?
For what exactly?
If you want to prevent this in the future, delete the three
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A NAS works at home very well, but if you need access from abroad you would
need to connect it to your router with a domain.
Personally I prefer the mentioned solution, but to blame TOR for the lock out
forced by ransomware on your desktop leads m
Hi,
Elrippo:
a cloud under your own control
A hard drive with Wi-Fi works wonders.
instead of blaming
It would be interesting to see what they see, so as to understand the
source of such confusion. Blame may be accurately placed if Tor is
being framed, even if indirectly through con
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Well, using Dropbox generally might not be the best option for the sake of your
privacy.
It would be smarter to use a cloud under your own control without the control
of ONE entity.
I may propose to use https://www.owncloud.org instead of blaming a
Hi Janos,
If your computer was taken over by ransomware that encrypted your files
then you are yelling at the wrong people. The "tor people" had nothing
to do with this.
You are the 2nd person this week to contact the list about this. The
first person had no backup/restore capability - at l
Dear Sirs,
I had Dropbox professional and they restore the all files stored in Dropbox.
I can offer this solution to you.
And I wish "GO TO HELL" to the tor-people.
Best regards,
Janos
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On 1/31/16 5:00 PM, amuse wrote:
> Hi Fabio:
>
> TLDR: No, I haven't and wouldn't try this.
>
>
> If I understand, you're asking "Why don't TOR operators discriminate on
> traffic by passing packets to popular, acceptable sites and
> discriminating against traffic headed "elsew
On 2/1/16, Michael wrote:
> ...
> My last question (for now) has to do with Fail2Ban and hidden services.
>
> My question is would you all prefer that separate jail.local configuration
> blocks be written for each Tor service port individually, ei failing one
> port
> doesn't ban from a possible s
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nusenu:
> Hi,
>
> in case anyone wonders about the recent spike in advertised exit
> bw [1][2], you can find these relays here [3].
>
> Rob playing around again? ;)
>
>
>
>
> [1] https://metrics.torproject.org/bandwidth-flags.html [2]
> https:/
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