#tor node

[ariestu]

I like Onions

When taking on the great duty of running a Tor relay (a local one, that is), I did not expect I would encounter each and every imaginable conundrum on the way - I am looking at you NetworkManager.

- what my homies think of NetworkManager

However after spending the past two days debugging port connectivity and nearly resorting to wiping out my entire Pi, I have discovered that I am a dumb-dumb who did not realise he uses one router to connect to the Pi and another one to connect to the internet (always bet on the router) and did not open the port on the latter.

- no dose of acid will ever dilate my pupils as much as the sight of these valid connections did

Despite shattering my self-image of an advanced networking guru I am pleased to announce I am ready (in a few days) to take on the responsibility of safely routing your next drug purchase on Tor!

P.S.: run your own relays if you can ^^

- strength equivalent of a Tor node operator

[c4ss]

The C4SS Q1 Tor Node Fundraiser

C4SS | @c4ssdotorg | Support this author on Patreon | January 13th, 2016

Essentially, the tragedy of past revolutions has been that, sooner or later, their doors closed, “at ten in the evening.” The most critical function of modern technology must be to keep the doors of the revolution open forever! –Murray Bookchin

Part of the dissolutionary strategy advocated by C4SS is called Open Source Insurgency or embracing institutional, organizational or technological innovations — low-tech or high-tech — that render centralized or authoritarian governance impossible (or so damn costly as to be regarded impossible). One of these innovations is Tor. And, so, C4SS maintains an always-on Tor Node. But we need your help.

C4SS has maintained a Tor relay node for going-on 5 years. This is our first quarter fundraiser for this project. Every contribution will help us maintain the node until April 2016.

We encourage everyone to consider operating a Tor relay node yourself. If this, for whatever reason, is not an option, you can still support the Tor project and online anonymity with a $5 donation to the C4SS Tor relay node. ...

[c4ss]

The C4SS Q4 Tor Node Fundraiser

Essentially, the tragedy of past revolutions has been that, sooner or later, their doors closed, "at ten in the evening." The most critical function of modern technology must be to keep the doors of the revolution open forever! –Murray Bookchin

Part of the dissolutionary strategy advocated by C4SS is called Open Source Insurgency or embracing institutional, organizational or technological innovations -- low-tech or high-tech -- that render centralized or authoritarian governance impossible (or so damn costly as to be regarded impossible). One of these innovations is Tor. And, so, C4SS maintains an always-on Tor Node. But we need your help. ...