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You still can but, make sure you don't do it in your house. Even one of the operators said, I guess I should have rented a server for this. Not that I agree w
by dsmithatx 11y ago
You still can but, make sure you don't do it in your house. Even one of the operators said, I guess I should have rented a server for this. Not that I agree with the warrant however, I'm not putting my dog's and children's lives in danger.
- dsp1234 11y agoThis is the advice given by a few people, but I'm not sure how valid it is. If the police have probable cause to search a server at a datacenter, then they would likely also have probable cause to search the computers of the owner's of those servers. In which case, we're back to 6am raids (probably done at the same time as the datacenter raid to prevent evidence tampering)
- mirimir 11y agoCheck out https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/doc/GoodBadISPs https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/doc/GoodBadISP... Find one that accepts Bitcoin. Use a pseudonym, and a throwaway email address. Find a plausible meatspace address and telephone number online. Maybe a hostel, business hotel, restaurant that just closed, etc.
- ianleeclark 11y agoRealistically the only way that I could test it is by whitelisting my home box, but this isn't entirely reasonable given that I wouldn't truly be testing it, as I wouldn't know for certain the kind of throughput it offers.
- noonespecial 11y agoA search warrant puts your childrens' lives in danger. How fucked up is that?
- boosting6889 11y agoI'd have called you tinfoil crazy until police raided one of my rental properties because a tenant was suspected of dealing drugs. One of the other 3 tenants (not suspected of any crime) had a friendly pit bull about a year old, wouldn't harm anyone, which was promptly shot 3 times in the abdomen right in front of its owner as police approached the property (and died).