dar on this, because a lot of the
people we are working with are operating in very sensitive
environments,"
said Michael Posner, assistant U.S. secretary of state for human rights
and
labor.
Full article:
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/03/25/us-rights-usa-technology-idUSTRE7206DH20
On Thu, 2011-04-07 at 14:54 -0400, grarpamp wrote:
> > If I understand some Tor users' reasoning, they want to use Tor w/ email
> > for various privacy reasons AND they want to use "really good services &
> > tie-ins" at the same time? ... My questions here are sincere - trying to
> > learn
>
> T
I ran across this on Instructables.com
http://www.instructables.com/id/Put-Tor-On-A-Chumby/
Excerpt:
A few years ago, Tor developer Jake Appelbaum told me about putting tor
on a chumby. I didn't think much of it until recently when woot.com had
a chumbys for sale. Seeing the chumby as a new toy
Apologies in advance. This is not directly related to Tor. However,
it's inspiring and is related to the circumvention of bad actors
attempting to restrict people's communication. And, maybe they did use
Tor, too! ;-)
Excerpt:
The Wall Street Journal today brings us an amazing story of a few s
ory.com/rs/2011/06/09/senators-call-for-crackdown-on-bitcoin-as-drug-traffickers-take-hold/
Since it appears they're going to be targeting a Hidden Service, it will
be an interesting test of Tor's resilience given the resources available
to the US government.
Take care,
Chris
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tates?
It seems to me that anyone wishing to use Tor to protect themselves,
especially at cafes, would start being unnecessarily harassed.
Take care,
Chris
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Christopher A. Lindsey
Garuda LLC
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