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$ ssh 123.45.67.8 Assuming there's internet on the ISS
by iso1631 5y ago
$ ssh 123.45.67.8
Assuming there's internet on the ISS
- monocasa 5y agoThere is. They look like they're coming from a ground station to geoip.
- iso1631 5y agoI guess it would be a hassle updating geoip databases every few seconds with a new location :D
- jancsika 5y agoI didn't write it explicitly, but I was describing ssh'ing to an RPI behind a NAT as most residential U.S. internet is. In that case 123.45.67.8 won't help you. In fact, I think the comment I was responding to understood my meaning and retroactively edited their comment to include the part between the dashes about accessing a compy behind a NAT. GP-- did you do that or am I imagining things? Anyway, I agree with that comment as written-- if you don't ever need to care about breaking through NATs, Tor isn't a big benefit. (But there are, however, a large number of situations where users do care about NATs. GP only mentioned the one I had in mind. So I don't agree with the greater upshot of anonymity being the determining factor in Tor use.)