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So why not a .onion? You can set it up so that name resolution goes through Tor, but you still connect directly to the IP, if you're after speed. He could even

So why not a .onion? You can set it up so that name resolution goes through Tor, but you still connect directly to the IP, if you're after speed. He could even manage to get mega.onion.

pyrotechnick 14y ago
The first rule...
- anonymous 14y ago
  It will be the best thing to happen to the TOR network - thousands of new (mostly non-exit, but still) nodes carrying all sorts of legal and illegal traffic.
  - pyrotechnick 14y ago
    TOR is THEIR network.
- benologist 14y ago
  ... is that it's 2012, digg is dead and nobody cares for the tired old memes that somehow outlasted it.
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  - xtracto 14y ago
    Wow, I can't believe I just read someone referencing a Usenet meme thinking it was originated in Digg. September did never end uh?
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haakon 14y ago
It doesn't work like that. Reaching a .onion involves going through six proxies. You can't connect directly to its IP, because you don't know what it is and it probably doesn't listen on a public interface anyway.