Iceland checking in here, I'm not sure where you're getting that
information but we have quite a number of other ISP's here that offer
VPS service. The problem you may be referring to is that since we're
only connected by three submarine cables (two of which are effectively
government owned) ip
> On 9 Apr 2016, at 04:21, Nicholas R. Parker (RIT Student)
> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I've got an issue that I'm seeking help with. I'm with a small group out of
> RIT that's trying to construct a private TOR network for research purposes,
> but we've hit a bit of a snag.
>
> I've worked wit
Xza writes:
> On April 8, 2016 7:13:17 PM GMT+02:00, ng0 wrote:
>>Tristan writes:
>>
>>> I think https://compass.torproject.org has all the info I need. After
>>> grouping by AS name for the United States, I decided to go with
>>Hostwinds.
>>> They say 100Mbps unmetered for $7.50 a month, but t
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On April 8, 2016 7:13:17 PM GMT+02:00, ng0 wrote:
>Tristan writes:
>
>> I think https://compass.torproject.org has all the info I need. After
>> grouping by AS name for the United States, I decided to go with
>Hostwinds.
>> They say 100Mbps unmet
Hi all,
I've got an issue that I'm seeking help with. I'm with a small group out of
RIT that's trying to construct a private TOR network for research purposes,
but we've hit a bit of a snag.
I've worked with both liu fengyun's (
http://liufengyun.chaos-lab.com/prog/2015/01/09/private-tor-network.
In this instance, it was local authorities, and the guy bought all-new
hardware, so I'd say this specific problem is solved.
For future reference, how would we even find these incidents? This time it
was on the news, but if it wasn't, nobody would have known.
On Apr 8, 2016 12:54 PM, "Green Dream"
Who said Tor was against the police?
The fact is, in the United States, the FBI and other law enforcement
agencies have been known to plant malware, modify hardware, etc., in order
to maintain persistent access to machines they wish to monitor. Whether or
not you think this is valid in some cases
Tristan writes:
> I think https://compass.torproject.org has all the info I need. After
> grouping by AS name for the United States, I decided to go with Hostwinds.
> They say 100Mbps unmetered for $7.50 a month, but the management page says
> 10TB per month.
Sometimes countries definitions of "
I think https://compass.torproject.org has all the info I need. After
grouping by AS name for the United States, I decided to go with Hostwinds.
They say 100Mbps unmetered for $7.50 a month, but the management page says
10TB per month.
Fun fact, US has quite a lot of exit relays, but France holds
Two amendments at the moment from me:
https://verelox.com does only offer a 1024 GB/month Transfer - unmetered
is at about 60€/month
hukot.net - is promising 100Mbits/s - reality after a month of testing
at the cheapest rate shows sometimes only 10Mibts/s if at all
Paul
Am 06.04.2016 um 19:55
Green Dream wrote on 08/04/2016 01:54:
> As I already said, this particular case is not so clear cut. However
> letting the police poke around...
I didn't realize that Tor was against the police, or vice-versa, at
least in decent countries like yours or mine, so far. I don't think
it's a good ide
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