wildbus8979

You breath more? Then you pay more!

[Boy Boy remembers that time they went to theDPRK to get a hair cut and the media completely _"missed"_ the point.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2BO83Ig-E8E)

Yeah, so it's not private at all.

Does "it's me" know which service is using it? Yeah? So it's not private at all.

Signal doesn't need to, you need to trust the whole chain. You'll need to trust AWS, you need to trust Intel SGX, etc

Intel based ones, foldable laptops like the Yoga, x220i, Framework 12, etc…


Debian, but it doesn’t really matter.

GNOME Boxes is ok, but rather limited. I suggest you give virt-manager a look!

You don’t need to blacklist based on IP. You can specify the country directly.


See man 5 tor.conf: ExcludeNodes and ExcludeExitNodes as well as the node definition under NodeFamily:



This option can be used multiple times. In addition to nodes, you can also list IP address and ranges and country codes in {curly braces}.

That might be, but if they’ve choose their nodes carefully that will make correlation attacks very difficult.

People who are seriously invested in IPsec absolutely do control their nodes. There’s a few settings in the Tor conf that allow you to exclude countries out of exit (and entry) nodes.

The principality of Sealand keeps annexing new land mass formations popping out of the Atlantic!