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by yc1010 12y ago
If I were a UTAH politician pushing for this I would be very careful now, You might just wake up one morning with a squad of armed policemen storming your house who will "find" child porn on your computer.
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"The slapshot nature of how sites were seized suggests that rather than starting with an onion address and then discovering the host server to seize, this campaign simply vacuumed up a large number of onion websites by targeting specif
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by yc1010 12y ago
Well its nice to see article like this as opposed to "Young Brits in Syria"
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by yc1010 12y ago
I regularly construct/test/burnin Supermicro servers here in home office before sending them off for collocation The noise is something else from just one server with the fans being especially annoying In a datacenter environment
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by yc1010 12y ago
What about the noise? Servers can be extremely noisy, in a home environment they would drive the occupier insane (well unless they are deaf)
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by yc1010 12y ago
I had a few expensive top end storage servers (36 drives), they worked fine for years, only 1-2 drive failures, no power failures or major network outages I can remember. Last year i switched to collocation instead, but still have 1 server
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by yc1010 12y ago
"... Obama asked for no blocking of websites ..." So no blocking of torrent sites? yeh as if thats going to happen, rolls eyes
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by yc1010 12y ago
He calls for "Free and Open Internet" An internet where all traffic is closely monitored, recorded and data-mined is not free and open in my books.
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by yc1010 12y ago
I am not American (feel free to ignore my opinion) but this is just a bad joke from someone who seems to be an utmost failure. Especially in light of last week FBI/NSA/DHS undermining TOR and killing its utility for any dissidents
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by yc1010 12y ago
Sure see support Request #248668 I have cancelled my cloudflare pro subscription (used to have a business one) after about a year, its not worth it imho :( No email was sent/forwarded to me as has happened once or twice before (and was
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Bypass Cloudflare protection using DMCA
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by yc1010 12y ago
I had another thought about how the hidden tor sites were found, they were all using Bitcoin what if they were traced via the ip addresses of transactions being issued by their servers running bitcoin deamon?
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by yc1010 12y ago
If I were dissident in an oppressed country (sigh the way things are going we in the west arent that far behind authoritarian regimes such as China, Iran and Russia) i would be very very worried now as the same method could be used or &quot
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by yc1010 12y ago
Of course tho' I doubt it be enough for evidence in court especially if everything is bought with fake aliases. And the saving memory contents (could hold config files on tmpfs for example) seems to be a difficult process, from wikiped
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by yc1010 12y ago
Assuming TOR is compromised, what is to stop someone buying a vps (with fake/disposable credit card etc) hiding the main server behind this vps (with haproxy or stunnel)? FBI come along and image the vps, but it wont be the main server
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by yc1010 12y ago
I doubt the FBI cares, lets not forget that for a long time they put a blind eye on organized crime (Mafia etc) while spending 100% of their resources looking for communists in every bush.