ki4jgt
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Untraceable, Unblockable Vpn (my Weekend Project)
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Everything in Tor is end-to-end encrypted also. It's just not on exit nodes. (from what I've read) but 1p2 isn't encrypted on exit nodes either, but I do agree. it is faster. Do they offer a terminal based version? or a way to run it from the terminal? -
http://www.cnn.com/2011/TECH/social.media/08/11/london.riots.social.media/index.html?eref=mrss_igoogle_cnn
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You have to keep in mind, it may not even be the original Anonymous who is doing this. In fact, it isn't. Anyone can claim to be Anonymous. That's the problem with Anonymous style justice. It may have good intentions in the first, but after the beginning, it goes bad. My reference, KKK They started out as a fraturnity. With anonymity, comes lack of responsibility. If Anonymous had a third party which they could use to hold them accountable, they would be a lot better, but then, they wouldn't be anonymous.
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Love those things. . . :D But they're too light. If someone was paying attention, they would know it was fake. Do you remember in HS, when people would try to give you an empty soda can or an empty gum wrapper? I don't know about you, but I was always able to tell if it was fake. People hold lighter things differently than they do heavier ones. For one, a full coke can will usually be more influenced by gravity than an empty one. It will always be pulled to the ground. Most people mess up and wave it around like it's a stick, or they hold it like it's light as a feather. The fake gum is pretty much the same. Plus, I'd hate to actually give a cashier my adult video collection (don't have one, but if I did) instead of the money. Don't get me wrong, I LOVE EM. They're just too risky for my tastes. If I used them, I'd place them up on a shelf somewhere in a display case and make people think they were really important, so they wouldn't ask to see them. Something like, hey those were a gift from my girlfriend who passed away in high school, and make up some story about them.
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Sorry if I'm misunderstanding, but please elaborate on this step: TOR —> VPN (Anon VPN so all traffic is encrypted through TOR; end node can’t even see data VPN sees TOR IP not mine) —> Connect to anonymous VPS setup to run I2P —> Proxy running SSL I'm assuminging you're just running Tor through the VPN connection? If so, the Tor node would start at where the VPN stops. It's not an extra layer of protection, as much as it's an extension of the connection. So, I connect to bob's VPN, Bob then speaks to the Tor network for me. It's essentially, adding another connection in line to the three the tor program already provides you. You data will still be able to be seen by the third (forth in this case) individual who is the Tor exit none. I2P works essentially the same way. Your communication is just bounced around the network. 3 is enough. Tor doesn't keep your information, so it's safe to use. TAILS is even safer, but routing through a VPN jeperdises your security, as it leaves a trace.
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There will be those who reference my life. They will tell you that because I have failed, you will too. Do not believe them. They do not speak for me. ~ KI4JGT
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The one thing which influences your computer the most, doesn't even exist; yet you're staring right at it.
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HB Frank Hula @Brittany Smith (who for some reason shows up on my home page, but my wall won't allow me to tag :-( sorry)
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Here is an example: Alice sends bob a fax with this letter-head: Bob 123 Dead st. New York, New York Letter 129-4297-1709 Alice has a system of keeping up with the letters. If someone calls and asks for a particular letter number, Alice knows she sent the letter. Bob calls Alice: Bob: Hey Alice, I have this letter you sent me. It's letter 129-4297 something, but I can't remember the rest. Alice: (looking through her filing system for the first few numbers Bob gave her, finds the letter)(Alice then repeats the number in whole) Ah! Here it is Bob. You mean letter 129-4297-1709. Bob: (Knows the letter is from Alice, because she is able to complete the number sequence)
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Oh great! Computer just found a bunch of old songs I haven't heard since HS. :-( It seems to be stuck on all of them. They just keep coming and coming.
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My job as an agnostic, isn't to agree with one particular side. It's to point out the lies I see in either.
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We're living in a world, where people assume love doesn't exist. Yet, everyone of them wants to hear "I Love You"
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Hey guys, This is my hack of the week, I'm going to setup a PTPP server on a Zipit Wireless Z2 http://www.zipitwireless.com/default.aspx?skinid=1 The OS I am using, will be the Z2sidX Because I may not always have access to the network which I will be running this server on, I won't be able to forward ports on the firewall. Instead, (I know it will be slow, but I don't intend to use it for anything fast) I am going to create a Tor hidden service on the Zipit Z2, and run my PTPP through it. Next, I plan to install Tor on my laptop. After this, I will use a system proxy manager to connect to the tor proxy and the VPN the onion address. Anyone have any suggestions?
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Baxley himself incurred the wrath of the Ku Klux Klan when he reopened the case of the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing. In a letter, the Klan threatened him, compared him to JFK, and made him an "honorary nigger", but Baxley responded, on official state letterhead: "My response to your letter of February 19, 1976, is--kiss my ass."
