Danny O'Brien
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Commented on Intro to TOR: how you can be an anti-censorship activist in your sleep
I set up a tor bridge relay pretty recently on my home machine. If you have a directed wish to provide services to dissident groups in authoritarian regimes, running a bridge relay makes a lot of sense -- these are...
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Commented on What MP3 player should I buy?
The other key point about not having an iPod is that Apple deliberately cripples the music player so that you can't use anything *but* iTunes to transfer music to it (they store an encoded magic number with the music file...
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Commented on Secret copyright treaty leaks. It's bad. Very bad.
#38 -- ACTA originated under the Bush administration; the Obama administration opted to continue with the same policy. #16, #40 -- ACTA's digital chapter looks like they'll be based on IP provisions in the US/South Korean (and other) free trade...
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Commented on Spots Unknown - a great blog about San Francisco
The synchronization of the music and the images is great!...
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Commented on Little Brother wins the Prometheus Award for libertarian science fiction
There's a rich tradition of left-libertarians since the beginning of the libertarian movement. Although, frankly, given the tarnishing much of the core movement has suffered by hitching its fate with recent corporatist big-government warmongering Republicans, I would be surprised if...
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Commented on Lazyweb: turn the new version of Opera into an unstoppable grid of proxies for Iranians
#8, #9 -- No, you only go through Opera servers if Unite can't punch through your NAT. It's a direct connection otherwise....
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Commented on Lazyweb: turn the new version of Opera into an unstoppable grid of proxies for Iranians
#1, #2, #3: I mention Tor as the far better solution in the article. Here's the paragraph: A better solution, I know, is to get copies of Tor to those in Iran. But I think that much of what we’re...
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Commented on Ecstatic epilepsy seizures
#9 - You can get Greg Egan's "Reasons to be Cheerful" as an $0.80 ebook from FictionWise. It is indeed a great story....
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