tor_user

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by tor_user 8y ago
Washington post running the same headline, bravo whoever wrote the headline on hn.
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by tor_user 8y ago
Very interesting info, but they own the OS and in some cases the compiler: https://www.infoq.com/news/2016/06/visual-cpp-telemetry Given that, I don't care to engage in whack a mole with them. They have
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by tor_user 8y ago
> I know what I'm getting into by using Windows. the problem is rather that you think you do - but you don't and can't.
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by tor_user 8y ago
quiet except for a few microsoft addresses when you run a spotlight command searching your own apple brand hard disk. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spotlight_(software)#Privacy_c...
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by tor_user 8y ago
Microsoft have a long history of overriding and ignoring hosts configurations to their own addresses so I am skeptical on the utility of this. I think you might be a little too trusting. I do not have time to repeat the efforts outlined by
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by tor_user 8y ago
You may want to have a look at the number of possible events sent to America compared between 'basic' and 'full' (93|112), (410|422). https://www.ghacks.net/2018/11/23/german-federal-office
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by tor_user 8y ago
> If you wait a few years for HTTP/3 to settle, proxies will be available that could be glued into tor inside a weekend hackathon. In 16 years they have not managed to support UDP and now you say of a project (you are not familiar w
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by tor_user 8y ago
The oppressed people of the world salute your endeavours.
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by tor_user 8y ago
"Will" - are you from the future?
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by tor_user 8y ago
How can I realise something that may or may not happen? Everything that goes over UDP is not supported as of 2018 and some volunteer project is going to figure this out? Hubris.
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by tor_user 8y ago
Still not getting it. Every site is hosted. The hosting company needs to spend money on HTTP/2, and be allowed to use it. The networks need to allow TCP through. All the steps down to the transport layer now require legacy maintenance.
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by tor_user 8y ago
???? != nothing. Why run HTTP/3 if HTTP/1 costs nothing? Where I work legacy gets dropped sooner rather than later. I hope this bombs, er tanks.
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by tor_user 8y ago
Working without javascript requires money . Running old versions of HTTP requires ???? .
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by tor_user 8y ago
like websites without javascript?
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by tor_user 8y ago
have any of you geniuses figured out this will break websites for tor users yet?