so called onion routing

Wed Aug 5 11:19:05 PDT 2015

Yes, just get a new DHCP lease - rock solid.

This is actually pretty easy; First read the protocol spec then read the
code.

If there is a backdoor or vulnerability, please let everyone know.

If you can do away with evils like centralized directory servers while
retaining sybill resistance please publish your ideas.

If your arguments are that the project is intrinsically evil, by virtue of
the authors being tainted with 'reptilian money' - that's not really a
technically robust.

-Travis

On Wed, Aug 5, 2015, 9:24 AM Cari Machet <carimachet at gmail.com> wrote:

> i think there could be solutions utilized like easily shifting the ip
> address of comp and router yourself in your own little hut > 'ghost' it but
> not thru others .... pretty fucking simple i know but maybe effective in a
> really different way than having the fake government of the US build
> something and use people that are activists against them to make it work
> also i think the infrastructure is too bulky
>
> i like to think about satelites (and thats all i will say about that) - i
> dont know i would have to have a real think about solutions it is very
> important to think about it and not just the problem for sure but i dont
> think the methodology of tor is a solution i think it is a stoppage point
> that people are not seeing beyond ... people dont think it has been
> penetrated and i have no proof of that but maybe that isnt the main problem
> for me ... structurally speaking it is a disaster ... the masses being
> handed a tool in order to subvert the government??? as they say you cant
> make this shit up
>
> i know that when i was in syria i could get a fucking video call in the
> desert where there was nothing ... this was syria not a rich country per
> say like at all so i think the choking of the communication system is super
> in play ... if others dont think thats a problem then they need to educate
> themselves ... do people that live in the US on this list even know that
> the infrastructure of fiber optics that underlies the communications may
> not even be utilized in their city and that the reason it is not used is
> because the communication companies bought a contract with there city that
> freezes it all up? please look into the chatanooga model if you dont know
> about this 'freemarket' bullshit>>>> also fyi iraq had video calls
> nationwide in 2000 or even before ... now i am not sure what tech they were
> using i think radiowaves and shooting the signal over land that way but it
> all points to a tremendous shut down of functionality  .... not that it was
> probably all that healthy for people but...
>
> sure we can write each other little words on this frame of communications
> but see what happens when attempting to shift in a large way ... like when
> they printed the 3d gun... people had to git fr USA & like when barrett
> made project pm and this is a major reason i think there should be as many
> solutions as possible not just one - not as easy for gov/corp to take them
> out
>
> On Wed, Aug 5, 2015 at 11:15 AM, Juan <juan.g71 at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> On Tue, 4 Aug 2015 22:36:00 -0700
>> coderman <coderman at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> > On 8/3/15, Juan <juan.g71 at gmail.com> wrote:
>> > > ...
>> > > http://www.onion-router.net/History.html
>> > > 1995:
>> > > Initial work on Onion Routing begins, funded by ONR.
>> >
>> > back in this day, fully saturated ISDN pairs made for great zero
>> > knowledge overlays, too.
>> >
>> > the real question is, what do you propose to do better?
>>
>>
>>         what I was getting at is that, if I'm not  mistaken, syverson
>>         and co. claim to have 'invented' 'onion routing'
>>
>>         but they didn't come up with the ideas and didn't even come up
>>         with the name apparently
>>
>>
>> >
>> >
>> > if TCP Tor is just a jump toward datagram traffic analysis resistant
>> > overlays, how little it matters what origins for this open source",
>> > distributed, public infrastructure?
>> >
>>
>>         do you consider your governemnt to be a 'repressive regime'
>>         coderman?
>>
>>         does tor protect people from your goverment's attacks?
>>
>>         do you think tor helps the US government in any way?
>>
>>
>>         do you think it's 'hypotetically' acceptable to murder say a 100
>>         people so that 1 million  people can 'anonymously' browse
>>         their newspaper or favorite sports website?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> > cooperation is the future. learn to do it least badly :P
>> >
>> >
>> > best regards,
>>
>>
>
>
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