masked.name

hi there, what's this really?

theon3 — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 17:48:34 +0000

hi there, what's this really?

anonmouse — Sat, 21 Aug 2010 07:52:08 +0000

@captainbeefy: Yea, I miss the good old days before Endless September.

I guess I like these little private interwebs because they are so much more like the olden days ..

captainbeefy — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 01:22:38 +0000

I guess I like these little private interwebs because they are so much more like the olden days ..
almost every consumer is a producer, .. its obscure, .. its leet...

like using gopher over a dialup line :)

I hope lot of people come use Tor2web,only for not to leave the place only to pedophile!Enjoy!

ManiHack — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 16:14:52 +0000

I hope lot of people come use Tor2web,only for not to leave the place only to pedophile!Enjoy!

Welcome, new posters

Celeste — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 20:29:30 +0000

Welcome, new posters

Recently I've been considering ways of improving my writing ability. Clearly one way I've considered

aovie — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 10:42:59 +0000

Recently I've been considering ways of improving my writing ability. Clearly one way I've considered is that of a blog, but I considered a few problems with that approach:

First, I want to be able to write about whatever I want to write about, ranging from the inane (how awesome polar bears are) to the boring (how proud I am of my "awesome" zsh configuration) to the unoriginal (Google's stealing our privacy) to the absolutely uninteresting (I have mental problems). Successful blogs tend to have one general idea and stick to it. Slashdot focuses on news for nerds; Techdirt focuses on things like copyright law, patent law, and business models; The Daily What focuses on the latest in Internet; etc. I don't want to constrain myself, and I don't want people judging me for the variety in my posts.

Second, I wanted to be able to write freely without worrying about who reads what I write. I want to be able to write about the most personal of problems I face without worrying that the love interest in the movie of my life might read it. I don't want to worry about my writing here to maybe influence any future career prospects ("We can't hire him. He supports polygamy.")

Third, I generally find blogs to be written by self-obsessed douchebags. I don't think this is always true, for example with the blogs mentioned in the first bullet point, but I do think it is true for a fair percentage of blogs. I don't want to be another one of those people who go on and on about how great their blog is or who complain about their lack of readers when all they write about are their goddamn cats.

Obviously, I've decided I won't have to worry about these issues if I write completely anonymously. I noticed masked is a lot more community-oriented than it was when I first stumbled upon it. I don't really plan on responding to posts made by other people, whether they're about my posts or not. It's nothing personal; I just think that doing so will make me more likely to be careless about preserving my anonymity. While I've used Tor for a long time, I've always said that I don't particularly need the anonymity Tor provides. For this, I do need it.

I guess that's my mission statement or something to that effect. Hopefully I'll post on a somewhat regular basis, but who knows.

Future posts may include things like

Why I think Louis CK is a great comedian

How Family Guy isn't very different from The Simpsons, and why that's perfectly okay

Tik Tok: A Critique

Trust in the digital age

Profanity: good or bad

Playing around with masked.name's input box

Hopefully my lists are preserved. Masked could benefit from some sort of preview button. Oh, good, there's an edit link. That should prove useful.

Just if someone from Germany would like to regularly crawl all tv shows from the last 7 days of the

Naic — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 05:22:08 +0000

Just if someone from Germany would like to regularly crawl all tv shows from the last 7 days of the tv station ZDF:
http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/naic/

ryRinads — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 00:09:54 +0000

@xcZlZQ/33: Very, very well said. Liked reading it, also very thought provoking.

iamerror — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 15:34:37 +0000

@s/467: I don't think translating what is said would help at all. As long as it can be understood, the problem is the content (not the form) being used to narrow down a person's identity. What might help is not having an identity attached to each post, but then it ceases to become blogging and loses a lot of it's benefits and appeal.

Sat, 17 Jul 2010 01:38:14 +0000

@iamerror: yes. blogging is totally non-anonymous. it's a shame that true anonymity requires a parasitic and non-intrusive personality. perhaps cross-translating between various languages in multiple translation engines?

I keep using the "Join" link instead of "Sign-in". I think my brain interprets "Sign-in" as "Sign-up

iamerror — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 16:11:17 +0000

I keep using the "Join" link instead of "Sign-in". I think my brain interprets "Sign-in" as "Sign-up". I think the "Join" page should have a repeated password field that gets checked against the first to decrease the chances of people mistyping passwords. It'd also help prevent me from stupidly trying to sign-up instead of sign-in.

testing privacybox.de

hunter — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 15:01:18 +0000

testing privacybox.de

Blogging anonymously presents a problem as blogs are typically used to relate personal views and exp

iamerror — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 22:47:28 +0000

Blogging anonymously presents a problem as blogs are typically used to relate personal views and experiences which, over time, can be used to narrow down an individual's identity. I wonder if there's a way around this. I suppose the problem stems from being able to associate multiple posts with a single persona.

I think I have a perianal hematoma again. It feels like a small, painful grape is lodged in my anus.

iamerror — Sun, 04 Jul 2010 19:37:53 +0000

I think I have a perianal hematoma again. It feels like a small, painful grape is lodged in my anus. I hope it fixes itself soon.

I wish I could remove myself from this situation but, as it stands at the moment, the only other opt

iamerror — Sun, 04 Jul 2010 17:21:29 +0000

@AnonoDad/461

I wish I could remove myself from this situation but, as it stands at the moment, the only other option is homelessness.

Who says he isn't culpable for his behavior? Even if he isn't, so what? It wouldn't make me hate him any less. You could use your style of rationale to justify all kinds of behavior from all kinds of people, or any behavior from anyone when you factor out the foolish and outdated notion of "free will". I can't control my hatred any more than Mongo can control his behavior.

AnonoDad — Sun, 04 Jul 2010 14:50:02 +0000

@iamerror/459 What's impossible about moving out or otherwise removing yourself from the situation? Doing harm to someone else is only going to put your lively hood/freedom at risk. Also consider that the retardo didn't choose his condition. Would you also drill a baby's skull because they can't care for themselves? The scenarios aren't that different as neither have the brain cells to experience reality as we do. The only difference is the baby will probably eventually figure it out like you did while retardo is sentenced to a life of hardship simply by chance. The logical thing to do is remove yourself from the situation and move on. Otherwise, you might eventually find yourself in a jail cell with limited options.

I have started downloading child pornography recently. Not because I am a pedophile, but because I e

iamerror — Sun, 04 Jul 2010 10:51:49 +0000

I have started downloading child pornography recently. Not because I am a pedophile, but because I enjoy the feeling of doing something that the vast majority of people in society would abhor and do anything to prevent (yet cannot). I guess it's a power thing.

I suppose I already feel marginalized and powerless and so this is my pathetic way of "fighting back" and exercising some twisted kind of control.

I have to live with a retard and I hate him. I think the world would be a much better place without

iamerror — Sun, 04 Jul 2010 10:10:28 +0000

I have to live with a retard and I hate him. I think the world would be a much better place without him. I know my life certainly would be. People run around trying to handle his bullshit all day and he doesn't care, he just repays them with even more obnoxious behavior. He can't even talk properly. Remember Mumbles from the Dick Tracy film? Imagine somebody like that but who shouts, talks twice as loudly and rambles incoherently to themselves. He has literally no redeeming features and I just don't see the point in him being alive when all he does is cause people frustration and misery. I suppose his parents can satisfy their selfish need to perceive themselves as "good parents".

I fantasize about killing him. If there was some surreptitious way of doing it that I knew I could get away with, I would. Really, though, I'd just like to cut his throat or drive a fucking power drill into his head with everyone watching. I'd be so much happier if he died. Fucking retard spastic mongoloid cunt.

Have you ever busted a fart at the computer and been thoroughly disgusted with yourself? Nearly to t

AnonoDad — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 21:55:10 +0000

Have you ever busted a fart at the computer and been thoroughly disgusted with yourself? Nearly to the point of getting up and walking out of the room, but being just a little to lazy to get up and move out of the fumes? Yea, that's where I'm at right now. God, that was a sickening blast of hot air.

I hate my wife. I would leave her but I've found a way to make her suffer and it pleases me. I feel

AnonoDad — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 00:48:51 +0000

I hate my wife. I would leave her but I've found a way to make her suffer and it pleases me. I feel bad for her sometimes because she is so ignorant and unable to take charge of her life. Sometimes I just sit back and laugh to myself at how pathetic she is. Part of me, the good part of me, wants to stop torturing her because I've always been a generally good person and I feel like it's damaging me more than just being in what I see as a typical failed marriage.

Almost 6 years ago, I got so fed up with her bad behaviour, I stopped having sex with her. She was a typical wife that withheld from her husband. She'd allow me to do it about once a month, while I was more interested in once or twice a week. I was always the one to initiate it and hope I'd get lucky and like a pathetic puppy dog always begging for scraps, keep trying for more.

Eventually her other bad behaviours began to sicken me to a type of critical mass. I realized that it was much easier to masterbate to some super fine hot and seamingly horny pornstar, get my jollies, and move on with the day. I didn't need the fucking hassle of that fucking cunt - making me beg for it, cuddle with her in bed and tell her how pretty she was, buy her shit most other guys in my circle of friends couldn't do for their girls.

So I stopped trying to have sex with her. After awhile of masterbating whenever she wasn't around, I got a little irritated with myself because I felt like I was hiding it. So I started masterbating in bed at night before we'd go to sleep. Oh my god that was pure fucking justice. I loved it. Once or twice she'd ask if I need any help. I allowed it but it was the most degrading sexual experience of my life. I would get depressed if I spend even one second trying to remember exactly what occured. But I remember the feeling of utter disgust from the situation. I could tell by her lack of enthusiasm and movements that it was for anything but a loving and healthy sexual encounter.

That was the last time I participated in any kind of sexual activity with my wife. Fucking bitch. I know it's sounds pathetic of me to stick around for this charade and to spite my own sexual health, but I keep telling myself it's for the kid's benefit. After all, we don't really argue any more than any other couples I see. There's no example for them to learn how a loving couple should interact, but they wouldn't get that if we were divorced either. So I guess it's their burden in life to figure out when the time comes.

But the joy I get from denying my "wife" any type of affection, especially when I know she needs it, is simply blissful when I compare it to the lack of lust I've received from her from the very beginning. Fucking blissful.

And now, I think I'll pull up some fucking skinny, firm, hot, naked asian chick porn, bust a load of jizz in my sock, and get on with my day.

New at TOR > BookPusher's eBook Collection - Over 2800 high quality science fiction,fantasy, and par

iskanderarchiv — Sun, 27 Jun 2010 07:51:38 +0000

New at TOR > BookPusher's eBook Collection - Over 2800 high quality science fiction,fantasy, and paranormal ebooks; updated often. http://w4dzvkf6hu5d5pha.onion/
last month nearly every day a new book !

FBA uploaded also some books at TOR
http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/iskanderarchiv/Wikkawikkki/wikka.php?wakka=OnionEbookLinks

New HomePage Style

Started to Download some Books with VUZE (Azureus) and Stealthnet

Problems:
VUZE = non anonymous Torrent
Stealthnet = many wired books i will not mirror

Hello world..Figured as the world becomes more "security" focused the free thinkers will have to ban

Aknight — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 22:03:26 +0000

Hello world..Figured as the world becomes more "security" focused the free thinkers will have to ban together

With greater access to media, information goes around more freely. With time, people are less likely

Celeste — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 03:52:21 +0000

With greater access to media, information goes around more freely. With time, people are less likely to fall for the old tricks from anyone seeking a position of power. It will change the political realms, though the silent majority will have to face desperate lobbyists first, before we get a worthy representation.

Political Reform We are under an illusion that democracy is the best political system available. Th

Alien — Sun, 13 Jun 2010 08:43:54 +0000

Political Reform
We are under an illusion that democracy is the best political system available. The truth is democracy is not democratic in any way. True democracy is being informed, voting on issues rather than individuals.
Set out below are the foundations for a much better system without all the bullshit. Right now the vocal moral majority (who are in fact an ill informed generally religious minority), capitalistic power brokers and old boys clubs rule the stage. The result is a never ending assault on our liberties, knee jerk reactions and a feeling of utter helplessness and despair as the world plays diplomacy.
You will need to form a political party and have one agenda and one agenda only. That is to instigate into politics a one third constant seat proportion in all houses where the issues before the house are voted on by the public not politicians. All information on the issues shall be made available. Voting is not compulsory and is anonymous.
Issues you wish to have considered are listed on a web site with bbs style set ups with links to information. When a predetermined number of constituents wish to have the issue go to parliament it will be listed and voted upon, along with all the other issues tabled by the politicians. Simple!
No more knee jerk, no more political bullshit. Most Americans never wanted the war in Iraq, but it still happened. Most Australians don’t want internet censorship, but the moral protectors are doing their best to inflict it. Most English don’t want a nanny state but they have it. The list goes on and on. There will still be stuff ups but at least we can truly start to take responsibility for our own destiny. I know that it will be hard in some countries where religion is a supreme moral endeavor. But that’s the point; there is nothing more destructive than moral dictatorship in politics. Yet righteous politicians seem to be a never ending procession with prohibition of liberties the all ending solution.
We need to have a greater say in what’s going on. We have evolved beyond the need to have other people decide our destiny. We don’t need leaders we need a voice. Our own!

Free Bibliotheca Alexandrina read all http://ms4kc75hlvnfcxgz.onion/iskanderarchiv I switched off

iskanderarchiv — Fri, 11 Jun 2010 19:51:02 +0000

Free Bibliotheca Alexandrina read all http://ms4kc75hlvnfcxgz.onion/iskanderarchiv

I switched off the error messages at the wiki.
I found a lot of SF-books at I2pSnark from bookpusher.
i started to mirror the TOR library's.
with DownThemAll with about 75MB/h (21kb/s)
i lost one day with freenet.
i will look out for other anonymous file sharing tools.

Italy strikes again. So, we call ourselves a "democracy", and by any means the fundations of demo

boarder — Fri, 11 Jun 2010 14:36:33 +0000

Italy strikes again.

So, we call ourselves a "democracy", and by any means the fundations of democracy are there: the right to vote, the right to be voted, the separation of powers. Still, the substance of these principles is degenerating into the void.

Off too work // Off to work // I go and go // Never to know // Which part of the fork // I shall tak

monkey — Sun, 06 Jun 2010 19:28:59 +0000

Off too work // Off to work // I go and go // Never to know // Which part of the fork // I shall take // 1/2 move to mistake. :: I'm losing my good 1/2

The Gnostic Handbook http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/library/Gnostic_Handbook.pdf "Plontinus,

monkey — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 16:43:45 +0000

The Gnostic Handbook
http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/library/Gnostic_Handbook.pdf
"Plontinus, a classic Neo-Platonist, outlined a map which was founded on the indescribable One (En) who is the causeless cause. Plontinus also called it the Good and the first god, Protos Theos. Below En is a series of hypostasis or emanations which make up the Great Chain of Be- ing. Below En is the Nous or "Gods thought" in which exist the Platonic forms of Archetypes. From Nous emanates Soul (Psyche), and then Psyche emanates the World Soul and individual souls. The World Soul has higher and lower natures, one of which is the archetype of nature, Physis. It is from Physis that the material world emanates. The three primary emanations of En, Nous and Psyche form the nexus of Plotinus' system."

Hello i am a monkey. I am here to fling my paint(feces) at your work of art to destroy art. Because

monkey — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 06:15:24 +0000

Hello i am a monkey. I am here to fling my paint(feces) at your work of art to destroy art. Because everything comes from a single thought and the only way to create new is to be apart of the destruction of that thought. I am monkey. I am a god. In my reality you all suffer through my windows.

Bibliotheca Alexandrina is now Free Bibliotheca Alexandrina Free Bibliotheca Alexandrina is reac

iskanderarchiv — Wed, 26 May 2010 10:45:44 +0000

Bibliotheca Alexandrina
is now Free Bibliotheca Alexandrina

Free Bibliotheca Alexandrina is reach able via tor-web-proxys.

https://www.awxcnx.de/cgi-bin/proxy3/nph-proxy.cgi/000000A/http/xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/iskanderarchiv/

https://tor-proxy.net/proxy/tor/browse.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fxqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion%2Fusers%2Fiskanderarchiv%2F&b=14

this is good to have a look but we suggest using tor.

We have already received a book donation.

It is planned a book database for the management of the up-and downloads.
We are still working on Solutions for easier up- and downloads.

For the planned Free University Alexandrina , we will build up a Forum together with a section for the Free Bibliotheca Alexandrina.

in this case we will have also Private Massages for forum members.
we like to have also a e-mail form at our wiki.

a lot of work is waiting for voluntary helpers.

at the wiki we have got some ugly error messages we will care about.

Ah, I remembered my password! Sweet, I was quite worried there for a while. So I've found a somewhat

Peregrine — Mon, 24 May 2010 07:11:18 +0000

Ah, I remembered my password! Sweet, I was quite worried there for a while. So I've found a somewhat snappy tor relay, I've entered the i2p network (fast!), and I've discovered amazing music in the Norwegian band Gnizzt! What more could a paranoid geek possibly want? Oh, right, company... Well, can't have everything!

I think we need more bloggers... But how do you recruit people to an anonymous network without giving yourself away?

Yours truly,
Peregrine

Oh... awesome.

nomatterwat — Tue, 11 May 2010 14:08:51 +0000

Oh... awesome.

Very promising project.

kelm — Sun, 09 May 2010 16:04:43 +0000

Very promising project.

Any community project on Tor are a step in the right direction

Celeste — Thu, 06 May 2010 06:38:35 +0000

Any community project on Tor are a step in the right direction

Hello invisible world, og hei usynlige verden! Took me a while to realize (with a feeling of dread)

Peregrine — Wed, 05 May 2010 03:21:35 +0000

Hello invisible world, og hei usynlige verden!
Took me a while to realize (with a feeling of dread) that I needed to re-enable cookies, but I suppose I'll trust masked.name. Though I don't know how to do it, I feel like this site shouldn't use cookies at all, as a they kind of compromise the whole anonymity thing. Then again, I've already given away three bits of information about myself, theoretically making me identifiable...

Sincerely
Kamerat Peregrine

Bibliotheca Alexandrina is open now http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/iskanderarchiv/ It is a e-

iskanderarchiv — Sun, 02 May 2010 22:59:13 +0000

Bibliotheca Alexandrina is open now
http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/iskanderarchiv/
It is a e-book Wiki and an e-book file server

Donate an e-book at Bibliotheca Alexandrina Upload
http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/iskanderbox/upload.php
we host every e-book you find worth to upload.

publish an e-book at Bibliotheca Alexandrina Wiki
http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/iskanderarchiv/Wikkawikkki/wikka.php?wakka=HomePage
but you may also read, write, describe or discuss an e-book.

you may download e-books at Bibliotheca Alexandrina Download
http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/iskanderarchiv/download/index.php
Sorry but the bookshelf's are empty today 2010,Mai,3
but it would be interesting to see what the people like to share with us.

authors are welcome write without restrictions what and how you like.
at Bibliotheca Alexandrina Wiki

Just how dark is this darknet? Between TOR and freenet, how anonymous am I really?

zaq — Sun, 02 May 2010 03:57:07 +0000

Just how dark is this darknet? Between TOR and freenet, how anonymous am I really?

Today April,29,10 i add a small empty wikki and the frontpage to Bibliotheca Alexandrina you can

iskanderarchiv — Thu, 29 Apr 2010 21:07:39 +0000

Today April,29,10

i add a small empty wikki and the frontpage to Bibliotheca Alexandrina
you can reach it now via Tor at
http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/iskanderarchiv
it is a onion library for e-books

project description Bibliotheca Alexandrina - is a onion e-book storage we store .txt .rtf *.p

iskanderarchiv — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 03:08:38 +0000

project description

Bibliotheca Alexandrina - is a onion e-book storage
we store *.txt *.rtf *.pdf *.doc *.html and other readable e-book formats

status today 27.4.10 at work not ready

So... no updates from me lately, mostly because I haven't been in much of the mood to write. Sorry a

DeadInside — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 04:35:51 +0000

So... no updates from me lately, mostly because I haven't been in much of the mood to write. Sorry about that.

From where we left off before, hm... to be honest, my life is not much better, and is in fact worse. My pet and I have no contact, which I have grown to accept... and in all honesty, I don't even consider him to *be* my pet anymore.

He clearly does not take this sort of relationship seriously, so I see no reason to keep him. *Shrugs* It is a waste of my time. Especially considering that he has a boyfriend now (without asking for my permission beforehand... a major no-no if you're already owned). Faggot.

That aside, my own boyfriend has begun to stop talking to me, too... and I'm starting to think that he doesn't love me at all, to be quite frank. He says 'I really love you' on the rare occasions that we *do* speak, and acts all frantic when I bring the subject up, but... really, I think I am just his crutch.

A crutch he no longer needs, but can't bother to drop (so to say) and stop using. It's depressing, and I think about it often. But so is life... I really do hope that he loves me. I say he uses me as a crutch, and that I don't think he loves me, but... I love him, and I do still want to be in this relationship with him.

I just don't want it to be fake 'just for me'... especially if he's seeing another girlfriend behind my back. You know? I'm not even the jealous type, generally... but that concept is offensive to me.

And in general, I've been extremely cold (physically and emotionally), depressive, and lethargic, with no outward source (though the aforementioned things may have a part in it)... ho-hum.

In slightly less depressing news, a new friend of mine introduced me to a new band I like the other day, called Khanate... I highly reccomend them to anyone that likes doom metal, or minimalistic metal in general. You can see the music video for one of their songs (Dead) here; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2Ag4B4m0Cs

That's all for now, but... there is probably more in the future. I will, of course, let you all know if I do decide to off myself. Hehe.
Farewell ~

No, @functionzer0 there is nothing better than "Modern Life" except maybe future life. It is amazing

remul — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 19:57:02 +0000

No, @functionzer0 there is nothing better than "Modern Life" except maybe future life. It is amazing that such freedoms and choices and life does exist. Yet there is a lot that gets hidden from us as children and no one ever teaches us to deal with it... I wish it would happen sooner, but better lives will result from better parenting. Better parenting will result in lowering our tolerance for abusive relationships.
But I don't believe that it has to be a choice; we deserve truth which will create happiness. We are here to act on our virtues for truth to be happy.
Then again, what do I know...

Is there anything better than Modern Life? Being fortunate to live in a country where I can virtu

functionzer0 — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 10:11:22 +0000

Is there anything better than Modern Life?

Being fortunate to live in a country where I can virtually do whatever I want? Or is that an illusion. Are we here to be happy or are we here to see the truth?

Hard to believe you can't have a "normal" blog without compromising your anonymity... So here I a

berserk — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 16:17:32 +0000

Hard to believe you can't have a "normal" blog without compromising your anonymity...

So here I am, and (beware) I've gone berserk!

Hm... today wasn't really that bad, nor was yesterday. I went out to the arcade last night and playe

DeadInside — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 02:45:33 +0000

Hm... today wasn't really that bad, nor was yesterday. I went out to the arcade last night and played one of my favourite dancing games for about an hour, and then I drank a fuckton of energy-drinks (which led to me crashing today as a result).

That aside, my bipolarism only acted up once or twice, and things were okay today... I did get into a fight with a cloes friend and pet (bondage partner/submissive), but thankfully I was able to resolve it. I hate arguing with people that I love... it just kills me, even when we resolve it. I hope not to have another incident like that...

masked.name to the rescue, bitches Set ourselves to convert DeadInside to proven relaxation tec

Celeste — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 02:54:53 +0000

masked.name to the rescue, bitches

Set ourselves to convert DeadInside to proven relaxation techniques

Also, I'm on TorPM ( 4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion )

Of course, when I write these entries describing my every day life, one must realize that there are

DeadInside — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 09:02:29 +0000

Of course, when I write these entries describing my every day life, one must realize that there are certain details I omit because they become practically an every-day thing to me.

Such as... my fucking cunt of a mother being an abusive, smart-ass bitch to me on a nearly hourly basis, my bad bladder acting up every few minutes (causing me to take a piss for a large portion of the day... I swear, I'm going to have bladder-incontinence by my eighteenth birthday at this rate), people on the street being fucking faggots... I could go on.

So you'll excuse me if my posts seem a bit empty in that way... I'm not self-censoring out of some irrational fear. After all, this *is* a completely anonymous site, so doing so would be ridiculously conservative anyway.

Augh... today was even worse than yesterday. Where do I begin... I woke up at around 14:00 (which

DeadInside — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 05:14:26 +0000

Augh... today was even worse than yesterday.

Where do I begin... I woke up at around 14:00 (which is bad enough), but I was still tired. It took me four-and-a-half hours to clean my small bathroom that's not even so dirty.

I've been lethargic and depressed all day, and when I went to throw something away, I hurt myself by bashing my head into the garbage bin's lid... it still hurts, actually.

Fuck this shit.

So, I've been feeling rather drained lately... of energy, happiness, or any motivation to do much of

DeadInside — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 11:06:26 +0000

So, I've been feeling rather drained lately... of energy, happiness, or any motivation to do much of anything.

On top of that, I have my long-term depression to deal with, which actually drove my boyfriend to tears a couple of days ago over a suicidal statement I had made.

Usually, after someone has a 'negative' experience relating to suicide (saddened friends or family, death of a friend, or whatever in fuck), they have this 'life-changing epiphany', where they 'will never think about suicide ever again'.

Ah, to have such naïevity myself... I'm on a steady downwards decline, and everybody around me knows this. They'll pretend to give half a shit when I am dead, hanging from a rope in my back-yard, perhaps with some sleep-pills or lye in hand.

In truth, I don't give a shit about all that 'non-suicidal happiness' shit... it simply is not real to me. I feel bad when bringing it up to my boyfriend, because he always gets so sad about it, wanting to prevent it... but we both know that it's going to end badly. I don't really know why he bothers sometimes, even though I love him so much...

I think that, subconciously, I feed on such a strong, shocked reaction... on a purely emotional level, I hate to 'manipulate' my friends and family in such a way. But maybe on a psychological level (on the same plane as my vampyrism), I feed from it... ironically, it may be the only thing that keeps me alive.

I just don't know about much of anything any more. Nothing is worth anything... but so is life, I suppose. I should probably get to bed now, as it's 5:05 AM here, but I really don't care... my insomnia won't let me go to sleep anyway. So fuck it.

Hail.

DeadInside — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 10:43:58 +0000

Hail.

Hello world. It is a pleasure to be on a sit such as this.

KansasCityShuffle — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 19:49:45 +0000

Hello world. It is a pleasure to be on a sit such as this.

Hi all! Poland rlz. Pozdrawiam wszystkich Polaków. Jebać żydów, cyganów i innych odmie

polishfucker — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 11:30:05 +0000

Hi all!

Poland rlz.

Pozdrawiam wszystkich Polaków.

Jebać żydów, cyganów i innych odmieńców.

The dogs fly in the nighttime breeze of tomorrow's yesteryear. Think about that. Shaba

tony — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 05:24:09 +0000

The dogs fly in the nighttime breeze of tomorrow's yesteryear. Think about that. Shaba

Oh hai

Roflcopter — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 04:15:43 +0000

Oh hai

Welcome, NinjaTuna, as well as the others

Celeste — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 20:58:29 +0000

Welcome, NinjaTuna, as well as the others

Hello, onionland! My name is NinjaTuna, and I've decided to start blogging! I don't actually like tu

NinjaTuna — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 04:22:08 +0000

Hello, onionland! My name is NinjaTuna, and I've decided to start blogging! I don't actually like tuna, but I got the name from the sample songs that come with Windows 7. I use Tor a lot to evade parental controls and school filtering, so this is pretty awesome!

Dicks

tits — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 01:27:13 +0000

Dicks

I'm glad to see that there's a link between onionland and the outside world.

Quartz — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 19:46:17 +0000

I'm glad to see that there's a link between onionland and the outside world.

Well. Here we are New Years day and I've finally decided to post. Hello, onionworld.

g0ldmund — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 19:22:24 +0000

Well. Here we are New Years day and I've finally decided to post. Hello, onionworld.

hello, world.

vestiga — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 13:44:17 +0000

hello, world.

Happy almost newyears everyone.

System — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 13:37:32 +0000

Happy almost newyears everyone.

TheManWhoLaughs — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 05:08:56 +0000

@Celeste True, it won't work, but that doesn't mean we should lie down and let it happen.

The concept of a blacklist for Internet access is flawed, domains change, and you cannot know in adv

Celeste — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 21:11:03 +0000

The concept of a blacklist for Internet access is flawed, domains change, and you cannot know in advance what they are going to be, and keeping blocking old ones prevent them to be used, at some point, it will deplete the pool of valid ones...

Freedom is the real life. Anything less, Anything more.

kovalova — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 11:32:13 +0000

Freedom is the real life. Anything less, Anything more.

So, we see the Australian Internet Filter finally went through. Wonder how long it'll be till it spr

TheManWhoLaughs — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 10:39:51 +0000

So, we see the Australian Internet Filter finally went through. Wonder how long it'll be till it spreads to the rest of the First World?
Time to step up the plan, I guess.

So much security, so little to say. And yet, I find this exciting.

faceless — Fri, 25 Dec 2009 12:30:35 +0000

So much security, so little to say. And yet, I find this exciting.

If US Presidents can get away with it, Nsec17, then so should a golfer. Suicide, like you suggest

Yonderboy — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 00:13:50 +0000

If US Presidents can get away with it, Nsec17, then so should a golfer.

Suicide, like you suggest, is simply a waste.

Consider the Chinese view:
Tigers are symbols of virility - their parts make fortunes on the black market.
If Elin were to grind his bones up and flog em she'd make as much as he does in a year.

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As for masked.name being little used - governments around the world are working hard to increase it's popularity, particularly .au

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Copyright violations: Beware being generous to other people. For if you give too much for too long it is human nature to start thinking that what's being given is yours by right. Copyright law exists to service an economic principle, that the economy will flourish if creativity is rewarded. It does not exist to answer some ethical right of a person or entity. Add to this, that eternal copyright in law and/or practice, which is what we have (you may thank Disney), blocks the recycling of the finite number of concepts (think musical permutations), strangling creativity. Thus do not trouble your conscience over your copyright breaches, so long as the current copyright regime exists, you've not infringed any ethical boundary.

Tiger Woods got me to thinking. If I were to become rich, I wouldn't want to be like Tiger Woods.

Nsec17 — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 10:31:42 +0000

Tiger Woods got me to thinking. If I were to become rich, I wouldn't want to be like Tiger Woods. This wealth predicament brings up an interesting moral question which I sometimes use as a thought exercise to test the validity of decisions.

"If I had all the money and power in the world, what would I do and why?"

It's a great question to ask yourself because when you have that sort of power, decision making becomes easy. Unfortunately all that money is corrupting, and most people who are privileged to it become even more susceptible to social problems than the average person. It's a dilemma. There's always that person whose wife kills him, but only because she wants the life insurance money. In those cases, it's better not to have life insurance. Of course the real moral of that story is, it's better to not surround yourself with vein people.

It's regrettable that people idolize as heroes people who are in fact weaker than they. Probably the most honorable thing Tiger could do right now is give his money away to deserving parties and kill himself before his wife can take the money. I'm fairly certain he will kill himself, sooner or later, but the final measure of who he is lies in what he does with all that money. A billion dollars, even if spent inefficiently and spread over the course of a lifetime, can give a nice life to 1000 homeless people. If Tiger were to read this, I would want him to know that he has the power to make a very real difference by setting one, final example for the world to follow.

Soon we will embark in 2010. To the posters earlier, you have the choice to overspend on useless

Celeste — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 06:48:29 +0000

Soon we will embark in 2010.

To the posters earlier, you have the choice to overspend on useless store items, or you can go serve food in a shelter, go read to hospitalised folks...

Be an example to follow

hey...

flogo — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 00:10:03 +0000

hey...

Or will you settle down and meditate upon these points and do nothing, like Marcus Aurelius, doing o

Ampersand — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 13:26:13 +0000

@St0nE/401 now that you see the masses for what they are, what are you going to do, promote free thought and independent lifestyle?

Or will you settle down and meditate upon these points and do nothing, like Marcus Aurelius, doing one thing in the day and in the night thinking about what would have been right, and writing it down?

Sheep?

@janitor thank you, for all you do, and happy holidays

Ampersand — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 13:21:36 +0000

@John/402 a drunk unhappy solution to what? anonymity?

@janitor thank you, for all you do, and happy holidays

GO ACLU FIGHTING FOR OUR RIGHT TO CANCER GENES If the argument is that patenting something that h

Ampersand — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 13:19:39 +0000

GO ACLU FIGHTING FOR OUR RIGHT TO CANCER GENES

If the argument is that patenting something that has not been patented before will spur research in the field then I say we should patent the laws of gravity, existence, and entropy, and come to a new plane of existence!

of course if someone had a patent on gravity all those abiding by it would be violating patent law, and I would be one of the first out of the country.

tl;dr patenting genes is bullshit in general, fuck you monsanto

一醉解千愁

john — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 14:29:38 +0000

一醉解千愁

The holidays are an annoying meme... All they seem do is cause a lot of people to be depressed and t

St0nE — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 05:41:05 +0000

The holidays are an annoying meme... All they seem do is cause a lot of people to be depressed and that due to everyone else seeming undeservedly happy... They do give a nice little push to the economy tho... but they are still damn annoying... selling useless shit and promoting the masses to be even more and more like sheep...

The firewall was blocking NTP, and the clock was off, so Tor wasn't working: Dec 05 16:48:30.958

Janitor — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 20:56:36 +0000

The firewall was blocking NTP, and the clock was off, so Tor wasn't working:

Dec 05 16:48:30.958 [warn] Our clock is 3 hours, 11 minutes behind the time published in the consensus network status document (2009-12-05 20:00:00 GMT). Tor needs an accurate clock to work correctly. Please check your time and date settings!

For 2 weeks, since November 18th, the Tor tunnel to masked and core.onion was apparently down, and n

Janitor — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 19:02:27 +0000

For 2 weeks, since November 18th, the Tor tunnel to masked and core.onion was apparently down, and no one told me.

Maybe there really is karma... or God... The person who killed one of our children and managed to

unnamed — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 10:28:55 +0000

Maybe there really is karma... or God...

The person who killed one of our children and managed to slide off the hook for it was arrested by feds the other day for something else.

I hope it helps keep others safe.

I hope he rots in a federal prison and suffers even half as much as we have.

I hope he gets a bunk with a jailhouse snitch.

It ain't real justice, but it's better than nothing.

Nothing refines your awareness of the broader implications of societal and personal morals and ethics quite like seeing someone you love killed.

Humanity has so much raw potential... shame it's often squandered. Humanity is also a victim of its

St0nE — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 09:57:45 +0000

Humanity has so much raw potential... shame it's often squandered. Humanity is also a victim of its own success and its egregores. Think, grow, challenge the status quo, but choose your battles wisely.

(masked.name didn't fail, it just wasn't discovered. sites need to keep themselves up and not expect

Janitor — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 06:48:06 +0000

(masked.name didn't fail, it just wasn't discovered. sites need to keep themselves up and not expect overnight success)

Masked.name wasn't a "release dirt" site, it was an anonymous blogging site. It sucked because nobody was on it and nobody discovered it. Had it stayed up, maybe it would have been linked to by some anonymity guy and would have taken off. But because he axes everything that doesn't show MASS EFFECT within the first 6 hours, we never got the chance to see that happening.

Was over a year long enough to test your theory?

Masked.name was renewed today, preparing for its 3rd year in existence. There are 300 registered nam

Janitor — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 04:36:42 +0000

Masked.name was renewed today, preparing for its 3rd year in existence. There are 300 registered names, and 400 posted texts. Anonymous posting has been enabled in the hopes that we may use this anniversary to reflect upon the Masked project.

We may have lost old comfortable views but made incredible progress in the last decades. Spaceflig

DonaMalina — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 22:04:07 +0000

@St0nE/392
We may have lost old comfortable views but made incredible progress in the last decades.
Spaceflight, genetics, global communication at our fingertips.
Even when we realize there is no easy and comforting truth, one day we may find
with further effort a truth that is true to what we are and able to perceive.

For now I know at least what I do not want and do not believe and that is not so
bad for a guidance to start with.

@TheManWhoLaughs/389
Yes, but the system you describe is good enough for societies to reproduce in a
framework of sufficient security.

There is lost potential, errors and abuse but the dominant systems are a common
denominator that works to carry on. So I think there is hardly any use to try changing
the views of all the people.

Progress is often made in smaller groups of like minded people.
If the results are favorable and survive opposition of adverse parties the general
population follows by itself.
In a certain way we have realized this principle of separated progress by having
research in the scientific community.

It seems many are troubled today by the actions of those who interfere with a
faster progress because those take advantage of and benefit from the way things
are arranged as they currently are and therefore slow down progress for all.

Communication like here at "masked.name" could be a way to strengthen the separated strands of reason into a bearing net.

Just 14 years ago the United States Supreme Court wrote: "Protections for anonymous speech are vita

Strider — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 17:50:23 +0000

Just 14 years ago the United States Supreme Court wrote:
"Protections for anonymous speech are vital to democratic discourse. Allowing dissenters to shield their identities frees them to express critical, minority views . . . Anonymity is a shield from the tyranny of the majority. . . . It thus exemplifies the purpose behind the Bill of Rights, and of the First Amendment in particular: to protect unpopular individuals from retaliation . . . at the hand of an intolerant society." --McIntyre v. Ohio Elections Commission, US Supreme Court, 1995

Without anonymity, there is no freedom of speech. As the world screams headlong toward global socialism, places like this will be more and more utilized, and more and more under attack. Society does not like dissent, but dissent drives change. We must cherish this anonymity, and use it, before it is taken from us.

We must use it to challenge the "norms" of society. What is normal? Define normal, and then tell me someone you know who meets that definition.

I may not agree with what you say, but I will fight for your right to say it. Wake up silent majority! It's time to be heard.

I am Strider, and I have a voice!

is the truth worth seeking? do we even know what the truth is anymore? does truth even exist? just a

St0nE — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 14:11:20 +0000

is the truth worth seeking? do we even know what the truth is anymore? does truth even exist? just a few questions. ponder them, and, enjoy!

Now is too soon to have a defined substance, this hidden service has a low usage. When it increases

Celeste — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 07:44:00 +0000

Now is too soon to have a defined substance, this hidden service has a low usage. When it increases some, substance will be better defined, you know, as clearer goals for example that we could each work at, activism out of concern.

watched a movie recently, law abiding citizen... depressing thought was that (according to the mo

luke — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 22:46:24 +0000

watched a movie recently, law abiding citizen...

depressing thought was that (according to the movie) even though the government is corrupt and evil, don't fight against it because it will destroy you.

there was no reason to kill the protagonist at the end of the film, simply detonate the bomb in a safe area. the callous disregard for human life shown by the district attorney and his subsequent lack of any display of remorse is chilling.

learn your lesson people, hollywood is conditioning you for acceptance of previously untenable treatment at the hands of your government masters

We are told what to want, what to think. How to dress, how to act, how to speak. We are told what w

TheManWhoLaughs — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 16:55:58 +0000

We are told what to want, what to think. How to dress, how to act, how to speak.
We are told what we want to do with our lives.
We are given a mask, and we gratefully put it on.
It is insidious.
Most people don't even think about it, and when confronted with the facts, they deny it vehemently, call it paranoia.
The fact is, though, that every facet of our lives has been designed. By the mass media, by propaganda, by a million different influences.
And if we challenge it, we're the villains?

If ever a thread needed necrobumping on masked.name it was this, E-prostitution and the Philippines

Ampersand — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 09:39:42 +0000

@hood

If ever a thread needed necrobumping on masked.name it was this,
E-prostitution and the Philippines (investigative journalism).

I can't say that I've seen much collaboration on masked.name. Is this 'substance' you speak of simp

Ampersand — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 09:20:22 +0000

@Celeste/384

I can't say that I've seen much collaboration on masked.name. Is this 'substance' you speak of simply 'more people?'
Or, perhaps, do you think there are enough people, simply not enough posts?

wykop.pl is polish digg-like website. That's why OnionForum is dead..

tonic — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 20:52:14 +0000

wykop.pl is polish digg-like website. That's why OnionForum is dead..

OnionForum is hacked by wykop.pl

eSZ — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 20:18:05 +0000

OnionForum is hacked by wykop.pl

See it as a pause, in order to regain momemtum There is a colloborative interaction on masked.nam

Celeste — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 20:14:45 +0000

See it as a pause, in order to regain momemtum

There is a colloborative interaction on masked.name, we first have to define the substance, then we will concretise the agreement

What are words without identity, perhaps a mind without body?

Ampersand — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 08:07:07 +0000

What are words without identity, perhaps a mind without body?

this seems to be more of a meditation or an aside from your previous posts, any reason for such? Co

Ampersand — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 07:54:22 +0000

@Celeste/376

this seems to be more of a meditation or an aside from your previous posts, any reason for such?
Compared to your previous, strongly-worded (and willed) posts, there seems to be a small kind of hopelessness in the rhetorical nature of the post.

Forgive me if I'm reading too much into the matter.

The word "pedophile" carries so much weight in western society. I am a pedophile, but it feels icky

ThoughtCriminal — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 20:40:20 +0000

The word "pedophile" carries so much weight in western society. I am a pedophile, but it feels icky to write it down like that. It is like everything bad in the world wrapped up in a single word.

I can not accept that I am a "pedophile". Liking little girls does not make me a witch, fuck you society!

This is just a rough draft. The finished thing will arrive at some point. We are the Laughing M

TheManWhoLaughs — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 06:26:39 +0000

This is just a rough draft. The finished thing will arrive at some point.

We are the Laughing Men, and this is our manifesto.

Freedom of information is under heavy attack from its many opponents.
Many countries and organisations are censoring content on the internet using various filtering methods, whether put into place by the ISPs [Internet Service Providers] or by specialized software installed upon PCs. Content filtering is rife, and it is growing.
What gives one group the right to decide what others should view? What right, other than that of money and political power? Should the governments and corporations now control what we can think and see?
Many, if not most, claim it is "for the children" or to protect users from pornographic content. This is, for most, a convenient excuse. The truth is, the majority of illegal pornographic content is spread via methods such as p2p, which the governments cannot so easily control.
Some have turned to this filtering as a feeble example of their actions against such crimes as paedophilia, as a defence against their failures with the legal system. Some have simply used the "for the children" excuse to block sites they deem unsuitable for the average user, for reasons such as controversial content, or content that does not agree with their political leanings.
Many countries have considered, or have, implemented some kind of censorship of the internet. The most well known would, of course, be the Peoples' Republic of China.
However, Denmark and Germany both have filters in place, and there was discussion of Australia also putting a filter system in place, which created a great deal of opposition from various groups, including the infamous internet griefers, Anonymous.
Many, many other countries have in place internet censorship.
We intend to do our part to fight this.
We will raise awareness of proxies.
We will promote anonymizers such as i2p.
We will post the contents of blacklists on the internet whenever possible. It is imperative people know what is being withheld from them.

Another opponent of freedom of information are the copyright agencies such as the RIAA, MPAA, and BREIN. We would like to make it known that we oppose the blatant predation of those they call "pirates", people who have committed no crime greater than the sharing of ideas. Ideas are without price and without cost. It has been proven that piracy does not affect the earnings of artists and musicians, and instead allows them to reach wider audiences, yet you steal millions from those who cannot defend themselves.
This has come to our attention, and we are not happy. It's funny, how holding all the money gives you all the power, but here in the world of cables and data, of bytes and bits, of HTTP and UDP, you hold nothing, and you are powerless.
We will fight you by spreading information about filesharing.
We will teach people how you detect them, and how they should go about trying to avoid you.
We will also wage an informational war on you, for as long as necessary.
Finally, we will wear pirate hats and eyepatches every Thursday.
Ideas are free. Accept this and change, or die out.

We have decided we will do anything necessary to achieve our goals, and to spread information. We will use any and all methods available to us. We will also oppose anyone who attempts to censor or interfere with information, or anyone who we don't really like.
We will fight with any organisation who helps protect freedom of information and leans towards information anarchy.

We have no home for you to find us in. We have no faces for you to know us by. We have no names for you to spy on. We have no identities for you to take. We are anonymous. You cannot stop us, you cannot defeat us, you cannot imprison us, you cannot kill us, for we are many, and we are laughing.

Information is free. Ideas are free. And they will spread. They will be disseminated. There is nothing you can do to stop this. Welcome to a new age. The Age of Information Anarchy. An age where you are powerless.

We are not our names.
We are not our jobs.
We are not our bodies.
We are our ideas, nothing more and nothing less.
And we laugh.

-The Laughing Men.

What is an identity? A name is a nation. A name is an island. A name is everything that divides you

TheManWhoLaughs — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 21:05:19 +0000

What is an identity?
A name is a nation. A name is an island. A name is everything that divides you from others. A name is a colour that taints everything you say, everything you do.
A name is convincing yourself you are different. A name is being alone in a crowded room. A name is convincing yourself you are singular in a world of billions.
An identity is how they define you. An identity is the way they need you, the way they want you, to be.
An identity is a portrait of you. Everything you are ashamed of, everything you are proud of, everything you don't want to think about, laid bare on the canvas that is you.
I laugh.
Your world is a maze; a labyrinth of divisions, of seperations, of conflicting rules and laws, of names, of slavery.
I am not my name. I am not my identity. I am my ideas. My thoughts. I am nothing more than those, and nothing less.
My world is one of a vast sea, where I am free. I am free to seek knowledge. Free to be something more than myself.
I am anonymous.
I am more than I.
I chose something more than nations. More than singularity.
I am anonymous, and you can never meet me, you can never find me, you can never stop me, you can never catch me, you can never kill me, for I am many.
I am anonymous.

So, this will be my first blog, and it will probably be a little chaotic. I know my thoughts are, ri

TheManWhoLaughs — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 11:06:23 +0000

So, this will be my first blog, and it will probably be a little chaotic. I know my thoughts are, right now.
Identity. It is who we are, isn't it. Without it, we'd be nothing but a faceless mass, like ants. That's a good thing, isn't it?
Emergence, though, what about that. A complex system from nothing, order from chaos. Intelligence, purpose from nothing.
Anyone who's been on the *chans will surely see that it is possible for people, although admittedly, online activities will differ from a situation in real life.
Anyway, back on topic.
Identity.
I don't like it.
So I've decided to try and immerse myself in anonymity. Throw my identity away for a while. It's been enjoyable so far. And I've come to some interesting conclusions.
As Nietszche once said, God is dead, and we killed him.
But an addendum is, we've replaced God. With ourselves, and with the mass media and related cultures.
We used to sacrifice lives to the old, fearsome gods. Now we sacrifice life to the Television, that magical alter, in the form of time.
As for making ourselves Gods?
What are Gods, but memes. Perpetuated ideas, concepts, shaped in the minds of people to suit what they require. Guides on how to live our lives. Terrifying, vengeful demons to keep us from straying to evil. We made them in our heads, assigned them identities. They were clearly defined concepts, each of them. Almost elemental.
Now, however, we have killed God. Science has killed God, we live in a clinical, cold world. That's an improvement, of course, I for one have no faith in a fictional deity.
So what could we do, but find a replacement?
We now assign identities to other people. We make them what we need, out of what we know about them. We have friends who are our shoulders to cry on. Friends and family who are our models for life. We each have as many faces as people we meet. We are no longer solid individuals, if we ever were. Now, we are shifting, changing things. We don't even create our own identity, thanks to the media culture of self-improvement and perfection. No. No no no. We try and compose and nurture an image as we would like the world to see us; limited of course by our physical and mental limitations.
So, what's the situation here?
Second-order simulacra. No longer can we tell the difference between the real self and the manufactured identities. Hyperreality, when we don't even know there was a difference. We are creating reality ourselves, now, a fake, plastic one. A simulation of the real thing.
Conflict, for example. We don't even know what real conflict is any more, for the most part. We see it on the television and assign it an identity from what we know.
We are making little clay worlds, and believing in them.
It's horrifying, to me, at least, because by doing so, we have become little clay people. We are so easily used, now.
But what can I do but laugh?

This article is inspired by the Geek Mafia series, thanks for giving us hope. It is dedicated to the

gigawatt — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 06:10:03 +0000

This article is inspired by the Geek Mafia series, thanks for giving us hope. It is dedicated to the anarchist hackers who have faced or will face the cold steel bars.

A few years ago a simple book came out by the name of "Recipes for Disaster" came out. It had everything in it from how to paint billboards to sexual consent and more. By the end you felt you had a new tool belt to combat the forces of capitalism and the state.

But not once in the hundreds of pages did it seriously consider technology and its impacts on the anarchist movement. and how could they? no good anarchist tactics text has. it seems that anarchists as a whole have a great grasp of how to riot but when it comes to technology and electronics we are as silly as a baby with a fork near a socket.

This is more than security culture

The modern anarchist movement has highly benefited from technology and the Internet, being able to disseminate information and has also the privileged of not facing strong oppression from the state in the medium, but i fear that this time is coming to an end. For too long the anarchist movement and related movements have enjoyed a freedom normally reserved for mainstream computer users, especially in western nations. Freedom of Speech as the states call it, but we see a common thread from the state following from more repressive nations of confiscation of technological devices such as cell phones, laptops and storage media. Once this information is in the eyes of the state, it is copied and used against us.

what this means for modern anarchists

If anarchists are to stay a fighting force within the political spectrum a serious consideration of technology and it's impacts on our movement. This writing hopes to start the conversation.

A serious Security Audit: Defensive Technology

Businesses do this all the time, they hire outside firms to analyze their networks for weak spots. As an observer and a participant i have taken it upon myself to preform this audit on the anarchist movement. You can boil down technological faults to 3 things. we will call them the 3Es:

Email: The most commonly used form of communication on the Internet, including anarchists. Email lists predate many of the "social networking" we know now and is still a main use of organizing. Yet email is weak because of it's nature. Email is a postcard, not secure in anyway from prying eyes.

Encryption: Encryption is the only way of safety when using technology, although not an end all be all (it takes the National Security Agency 2 weeks to crack strong encryption), it can help us. Everything of importance should be encrypted from emails and chat logs to full hard drive encryption. If we encrypt everything, even the stuff that doesn't matter we make it that much harder for them to access any of our information.

Erasure: It is very important to know how to get rid of information. Many people think that dragging a file to your trash bin means bye bye, but this is simply not true. The only true way of getting information off of a media is destroying it. This also should be considered when posting things online, as logs are kept for a really long time. Are you sure you want to post about that action on facebook? once you delete it you can be guaranteed that someone will have a copy of it.

By using these 3 faults, you can analyze how your organization is (or is not) using them. By making your communications secure, you can put up a more defensive wall against the state. But what if we want to go further.

Getting Serious: Considering Offensive Technology

For what is out there, Defense is the card most anarchists play when considering technology. When you have a good grasp of defensive technology, it's time to play offense. What does this mean? it means a lot more than reading 2600 and watching "Live Free or Die Hard" and masturbating about how "cool" it would be to bring down the system through hacking. Offensive technology is not only about hacking the gibson, it's about skills building and practice. Do you know how to build a transmitter? Can you write code? Do you know which wire to clip, the red or white? Do you know the concepts behind EMP? what's a diode? what is "rooting a box"? packet injection? cold boot attacks? logic gates?

If most of that you could understand, great! if not, then why not? The state is doing it's part in learning and building all kinds of new technologies, why aren't you? The government has teams of the best hackers on earth to protect itself, when there is a insurrection, it will be important to find their weak spots and use them. We can't expect underground hackers to help us when the time is right. We need to learn these skills now, before the robot armies takes over. I challenge you this weekend to learn a technological skill that you always wanted to.

What this means for us

It means we have a lot of work to do. Education is the first step, those among us must throw energy to get less techie anarchists on the same page about the importance of technology in the anarchist movement. It also requires a great deal of time to skills sharing and building. A technology conference that involves questioning the state is long over due. The feds have Defcon, we need Anarchycon!

An increase in the use and utilization of technology does not come without it's faults. In 2009 Elliot Madison, who used twitter during the g20, was arrested and his house raided for reporting police movements. In 2006 Jeremy Hammond was charged with hacking the conservative site "Protest Warrior" and served a little under 2 years in jail. We will see these raids and arrests becoming more common in the years to come. It's important to learn from the mistakes of others and realize their contributions.

To a Technological Conscious Insurrection!

Cyberpunks Rise Against Civilization!

With a financial system that only benefits the banks, and prevaling notion that fortunes are the one

Celeste — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 10:30:35 +0000

With a financial system that only benefits the banks, and prevaling notion that fortunes are the one and only goal to have in life, no wonder that companies have more power than politics.

Remember, there is nothing wrong with plundering Africa of its natural resources, having peasants risk their lives with no safety equipment, as long as Western Forces continue to buy larger mansions, and hysterically amuse themselves about how miserable anyone else is

Organically Grown? Bullshit. Just watch Penn and Teller. I don't care if you agree with them, and th

oragami — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 04:51:10 +0000

Organically Grown? Bullshit. Just watch Penn and Teller. I don't care if you agree with them, and they debunk some of my favorite shit too, but oh well. Facts are facts. Penn and Teller look at the facts, and could care about public opinion, but they don't care. They could care less. That's sarcasm, for you grammar nazis.

Spiritual? Religious? Moral? That means you're a hateful shitbag. You may think you're so loving, and mean no harm to anyone, but you're giving lip service to death. Religion kills. Governments LOVE religion, it makes it so easy to commit the worst atrocities and chalk it up as "Israel's right to exist," or "National Defense" and other total fucking bullshit. Nations have been at war since WW2 sortof ended. It's never really stopped. It doesn't matter which religion. They're all used to justify homicide, oppression, theft, and worse.

The military? There's a reason we don't support them when they get home, don't give their kids benefits, and generally ignore the veterans of many nations. They're hired thugs. They kill on command, and feel good about it. It disgusts even the Bush family. Sickening. They do the dirty work, and nobody loves them for it except redneck idiots and party loyalists. Suckups, one and all.

Piss off if you don't like it. I'm a vet. I should know. I also know that none of our jets have useful, or working, antimissile technology such as lasers. Lasers are a sad joke. China is the only nation to target and shoot down a satellite. That scared the piss out of everyone. Why do you think the media of many nations made such a bitch festival about it? Because they're pissed. Nobody else has done it yet, and believe me, they're trying.

Misile Shield? Pure fantasy. There is, and can be, no such thing. The concept defies the laws of Physics. You'd have to launch the defensive missiles BEFORE the offensive missiles were launched. Wait until we have time travel and then we can talk about it. It's all politics for dumb shits who don't understand basic Physics.

Global Warming? This is completely true you fucking tools. The Earth goes through warming cycles every 20,000 years or so. We're due. Fuck off and get used to the heat and rising tides. Nothing we do, nothing, will stop it. Reduce carbon? whatever. Sure, might slow it down, if the entire fucking PLANET stopped producing carbon. Not likely to happen. You hold your breath, I'll build a floating house. We'll see who fares better.

USA better than anyone? Europe better than anyone? China better than anyone? That's all political bullshit. The only nations that are great are unheard of. Sure, Norway ranks high, for white middle class christian fucktards, and other people with no imagination or life goals. I'd rather live in an island nation, a micronation, or a corporate tax haven. THOSE places have it made. The UAE isn't too shabby either, just don't walk around talking shit about them or they'll have your head. That's pretty much normal for almost any nation, regardless of the 'free speech laws.'

When I've got my few millions ready to ship overseas, I've got the methods for securing it, and ready to roll into a new smaller world. I'll be moving to a friendly second-world nation. There, I'll have pure economic freedom, the appreciation of the local government, and peace. That's how I'm retiring. Not in Florida.

Real freedom is the happiness in knowing that you can do whatever you want as long as nobody notices you. That's really only possible in abject poverty, inner city slums, and 2nd-world nations. Freedom is not pure, it's defined by impurities.

I'll take mine with a tall glass of independence and live with the lack of shopping malls.

despite what you think, some things are real, and others are not. It is often advantageous to all

oragami — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 04:24:02 +0000

despite what you think, some things are real, and others are not.

It is often advantageous to allow people to cling to hysteria, superstition, and fantasy.

I used to watch B2s fly over my house years before they were declared as B2s. I knew they were not UFOs because I understand what experimental aircraft are, and understand what 'c' means in equations. My later security clearances shed more light.

UFOs are fiction. The military giggles every time someone insists that they are real. UFO videos recorded by NASA are all real, but of actual known objects, not aliens. UFO believers see them and ignore the science, clip the commentary explaining the terrestrial objects, and claim they've found 'the one true video.' It's bullshit, all of it. Lights accelerating off at impossible velocities? Those are called unmanned aircraft, or rockets. They're also called orbital nonentry objects, rejects, or rebounds. Things can bounce off the atmosphere. It's kinda cool to watch. Strange large silver things in the sky? Those are clouds my friend. I've never seen a video of one of these moving at any serious speed.

Aliens? Not likely, sorry to say, even though I'd love to meet one. They'd need to live for many thousands of years to get here from the nearest habitable planet outside our sol system, and that's if they can move at the speed of light. Space time travelers? None yet, sorry. If they could do that, they'd have the ability to convert energy into matter. We'd be their slaves, and they'd have no need of hiding it.

Conspiracies? Interestingly enough, many turn out to be true, but not quite as interesting as you would think. Hitler lived? It seems so, but who cares? He's an asshole of the highest order. Fuck him. Monroe killed by a Kennedy? It appears likely, but again, she loved drugs and danced with the mafia. Nobody is really surprised, and the Secret Service do shit like that all the time. Tinfoil hats do not work, and they just make you look absolutely unplugged hiphop stupid. Hey, wear it if you want, but it doesn't stop microwaves.

New World Order? Wish for it, because what we've got is bullshit on top of bullshit. They can't get even our own congress to agree on how to screw the public, what do you think the likelihood is of getting the UN, Congress, and the world militaries to all agree on the same things? It's a number between zero and negative infinity. What you see are mere power plays by the bigger powers. And, I'm glad to say, the larger the power shift, the more they suffer for it later. All short term gains are at long term costs! All. Take macroeconomics, god damn it.

Megacorporations running the Earth? Good gods no, don't wish for that, and thankfully it doesnt' happen. No government worth more than a few million dollars will tolerate being told what to do by executives with more garlic in their mouths than brains in their heads. CEOs don't know shit about politics, security, or world trade. They know one thing, how to talk shit and make it look like they deserve that massive paycheck.

Who the hell am I? I'm nobody, just a mad scientist with extremely high clearances who works for 'a' government. I don't even like this government, but they don't care as long as nobody takes me seriously. As long as I don't put military plans on wikileaks, I'm safe. My bosses could give a fuck what I do as long as I keep writing code and designing weapons. I have the green light to go start my own nation, so long as it's not dealing in technology. There are some things the government doesn't like people to do, and most of them have to do with real national security concerns, not political affiliations.

Oh, and, Michael Jackson is really dead. If they had longevity or anagathics technology, you can bet your sweet little ass that they'd resurrect Sagan, Asimov, Einstein and anyone else they wanted to. And, no, you couldn't have it. Reserved not for heads of state, but the cerebral elite. Even the politicians understand that! They wouldn't even bother with Reagan, but maybe Roosevelt.

Occams razor is the best argument, honestly. If it can be explained by some simple act or cause, that's usually the truth. 99% of what you hear on CNN, bloomberg, Associate Press, and other media is total bullshit. The Government absolutely, never, ever, tells you the complete truth. you only know shades of the truth, and a lot of lies. Sorry about those history books, most of those are bullshit too.

America is in a slow decline, and we all know it, and furthermore none of us are very concerned. The global economy will accelerate as a result, which in the end will finally result in world peace, the elimination of poverty, and the end of bullshit governments. We know it. All major governments are fully aware of this, and find it to be a desirable goal. Brave new world? No. THX1138? No. New World Order? No. Just a more peaceful world. The USA will still exist. Russia, China, Europe, et al will still exist. The main differences are going to be world standards, unity among nations, and prosperity. When there are no poor people anywhere, who will want to bomb things, die, or fight? nobody will. Nobody.

Sincerely,
Moi.

It really makes little difference what you or I do - the WAY overwhelming majority dont give a shit

Likeanyonecares — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 05:49:02 +0000

It really makes little difference what you or I do - the WAY overwhelming majority dont give a shit because they are comfortable living in their coocoons and BELIEVING what they get told without doing any research at all and having only a GROUPTHINK mentality. If that were not the case much of that shit that is going on today in the US would not be allowed to exist. Instead, massive amounts of money is spent brainwashing the herd into believing exactly what the PTB want to be believed. Taking a stand againt them or against the "common knowledge" really is a pointless task. Although I cannot point to specific fact (times, dates, etc.) my believe is that it all started with that "Great Communicator" Reagan. It was during his reign that the current mindst took hold. I have argued it many times and those old enough to actually remember cannot dispute that that is when even the arguments againt "health care reform" got its foundation.

What difference does any of this make? Ideals may be good for the soul but the reality is that the

Likeanyonecares — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 05:34:31 +0000

What difference does any of this make? Ideals may be good for the soul but the reality is that the corporations are and although they have all the rights of *PEOPLE* they have no soul and are not the slightest bit affected my such a thing as morality. The single solitary purpose of any corporation is SSSS for the share holders and we were so dumb as to allow that to be written into the law. Tragically, laws are only meaningful to entities that HAVE morals.

Hi, this is my first post. Im really scared of this fucking world. even when im typing this under to

humbug — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 06:58:52 +0000

Hi, this is my first post. Im really scared of this fucking world. even when im typing this under tor, i cant help thinking of somebody watches me...
crazy time...

If we are gonna live in tepees because civilization falls apart no one would care about writing in

DonaMalina — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 15:12:01 +0000

@gigawatt/369
If we are gonna live in tepees because civilization falls apart no one would care
about writing in secret.
If civilization uses its gigawatts to evolve further into a society
of great variety where clashing interests think your kind is just good enough
to live in tepees, then secret writings will have their place.

Just read that China is said to block IP numbers of Tor directory servers and
exit nodes since Sep 25.

i wonder what the point to this all is, more over i wonder if we will care that we could write in se

gigawatt — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 06:45:17 +0000

i wonder what the point to this all is, more over i wonder if we will care that we could write in secret when we are finally living in tepees again

All these documents are only worth the number of people who want to play by these documented rules.

DonaMalina — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 07:12:45 +0000

@luke/367
All these documents are only worth the number of people who want to play by these documented rules.

These rules were once convenient for the founders but today they become increasingly inconvenient for the people in charge.

Voters expressing support for the constitution feed the perception of those in power that these rules are not yet easily dispensable and changes have to be taken with care.

it is days like this that make me wonder if i am just being hyper-cynical or if i am not being paran

luke — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 01:40:22 +0000

it is days like this that make me wonder if i am just being hyper-cynical or if i am not being paranoid enough. reading up on offenses by the police and other agents of government cause concern in me that, although we currently possess many freedoms, we are quickly losing them. someone the other day said, in response to a citizens query about where in the constitution they ( a representative ) had the power/authority to become active in health-care, that there was no constitutional right to a cell-phone. this manner of thinking is causing me a great deal of concern. the constitution does not give rights and privileges to the people from the government. the constitution is a document created by the people setting down explicitly which privileges the government may enjoy and what rights the people are voluntarily abdicating in favor of security and cohesion. i think that, on a moral level, yes the country should do a lot more socially to help people. but, on a legal level, if the citizens of this country truly want to do these things, they need to alter the documents that limit the powers of government, not simply ignore them when inconvenient.

First Post! Viva la revolution!

Devolved — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 19:36:24 +0000

First Post! Viva la revolution!

Some ISPs gave their clients warnings that they were sharing copyrighted material, that they should

Celeste — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 20:30:07 +0000

Some ISPs gave their clients warnings that they were sharing copyrighted material, that they should stop doing it, and that they will be disconnected if they continue.

What does masked.name think of that? Is it better than going after individuals in court?

test

closehls — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 18:37:38 +0000

test

looking for chan like links. anyone?

DONEDEAL — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 05:48:07 +0000

looking for chan like links. anyone?

I hope to have onion and I2P mirrors of my blog shortly.

hokiehacks — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 22:29:19 +0000

I hope to have onion and I2P mirrors of my blog shortly.

I believe that Tor is the future of the internet. It is with Tor that the internet will be restored

Spaztic — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 18:04:18 +0000

I believe that Tor is the future of the internet. It is with Tor that the internet will be restored to what it always should have been. An open way to share information. Tor is the only way anyone can feel secure, and as Mister said, privacy is a joke. Go into London and see how many cameras spot you. Gordon Brown is watching you wank I bet.

this is only a test of this wonderful feature :)

spodda — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 17:38:44 +0000

this is only a test of this wonderful feature :)

Ive been thinking about it... privacy is a joke I mean hell by showing that I wanna be private im in

mister — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 23:58:49 +0000

Ive been thinking about it... privacy is a joke I mean hell by showing that I wanna be private im increasing the infringement on my privacy more. Then I was speaking of the wired, the connections between it all. Well I decided to destroy my privacy more so, I am going to completely immerse myself in the google community they seem the vastest and the most focus on connecting every little dot. Make my files and thoughts public completely... I will continue to update this blog, I will have a bastardization of my mind plastered on http://mistertorland.blogspot.com/ .

mister, you found i2p sites, it is a good idea to put your material in more than one place, in case

Celeste — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 02:13:24 +0000

mister, you found i2p sites, it is a good idea to put your material in more than one place, in case one of them goes offline

just say yes

ibbosuk — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 22:18:48 +0000

just say yes

hell fucking yeah! anonymous posting to the intarwebs bitches

a9eJMrrP — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 04:30:43 +0000

hell fucking yeah! anonymous posting to the intarwebs bitches

testing

a9eJMrrP — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 04:25:24 +0000

testing

So I'm back in the real world and I can feel It ripping the wires from my head. I've found I just ca

mister — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 17:55:02 +0000

So I'm back in the real world and I can feel It ripping the wires from my head. I've found I just cant stand any one, words hurt my head when they spray out of peoples mouths.

MISTER UPDATE:
-Trying to disconnect from reality more intensely(basically further my psychosis)
-Handed out probably 30 1$ bills with Mister & Torland written on the front & back.
-Dropped playing cards around the city saying mister and torland.
-Say a few tourist chattering about the cards they found, they thought it was like a party... hum if they find this they must be disappointed haha.
-New more public internet world blog on baywords( http://mister.baywords.com Dumbsaints of Torland) in order to spread my state of mind. Contains different content than tor update blogs(Tornado, and here).

Play in the wired. The schizophrenic mind of the net the schizophrenic mind of mass opinion. The min

mister — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 21:20:06 +0000

Play in the wired. The schizophrenic mind of the net the schizophrenic mind of mass opinion. The mind I hold in my hands through my head. The connections go far and great never ceasing and never stopping.

Search for a thought in your head like a google index recalling step after step to recall the proper scene. The money and germs going hand to hand every day. Every thought in your head taken down on a recorder some where. Slowly we all become connected and we start to see the connections.

Twitter me this twitter me that. My reality is your reality take a look inside. Cause we all generally over sympathize. Pretend to listen just like you pretend to listen to your thoughts. We are all wired. The social interaction of the mind. Neurons firing in order to socialize. We are wired.

Learning to overlay my vision, become a robot because I am a robot. Work like the net because I already work like the net. Programing my mind. Saying screw the repercussions. Wetware hacking to become deeper entwined in the wired. Popculture stew of vomit and spew. Im gonna void my warranty.

So look and see we are all wired, it is all connected. Being like a spider cross to link after link making my web, till its all the web.

Is god all the connections?
Cause god is everything... and everything is connected. Am I a angel if I can find all the connections? Will I sit at his side? Will I see what he sees? Will I see him?

MISTER UPDATE: -Added writing -Added new terms & sources to Philosophy -Added Ramblings to ATL(An

mister — Sun, 16 Aug 2009 19:54:22 +0000

MISTER UPDATE:
-Added writing
-Added new terms & sources to Philosophy
-Added Ramblings to ATL(Another Torland Library)
-New Primary contact mister AaTt i2pmail.org or mister AaTt mail.i2p
-Added contact page to Mister
-Added i2p links to Mister
-Added books to Library
-Sick so haven't been able to implement real world propaganda

Psychonauts BB: http://4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion/snapbbs/643a8e8/ Its under psychonauts on snap bbs at

mister — Sun, 16 Aug 2009 02:52:10 +0000

Psychonauts BB: http://4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion/snapbbs/643a8e8/
Its under psychonauts on snap bbs at circle if links not working
I felt my self become "wired". I woke up realizing I had seen god. It cracked into my head and left a seed that allows me to see everything. This just seems like a large moment for me so I thought I should post it. I became wired, I saw what we all should be seeing, I don't know how to explain it but I felt it.

MISTER UPDATE: I'm a lazy fuck so Ive only done a little. -Added some writing to site. -Added a

mister — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 20:46:31 +0000

MISTER UPDATE:
I'm a lazy fuck so Ive only done a little.
-Added some writing to site.
-Added a few books to Library.
-Removed texts on site
-Left playing cards around with dime store messages referencing torland now and then and covered in pseudo name(MISTER).
To-do:
-Turn all money into $1 and leave references to MISTER, conspiracy and torland on them and spend it.
-Leave actually valuable objects(Toys, good books, etc..) with MISTER and torland references.

Questions: Should I continue my duplication of content between sites(due to instability of torland)? Any one know any good i2p hosting sites? Should updates appear on site?

@mskd I'm not much of a Jung man but If you are I just added some to my Library

mskd — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 00:09:04 +0000

@Celeste: intelligence and consiousness are not human-restricted traits, but guilt (for the past) and worry (about the future) are much less in the awareness of other sentient beings -- they are more human. Which is sad, if we were more aware of simply being, and less aware of *I*, we'd probably 'get it'.

BEING art is fine... as long as someone else 'gets' it... Jung be damned, we use our social symbol

mskd — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 23:58:10 +0000

*BEING* art is fine... as long as someone else 'gets' it... Jung be damned, we use our social symbols that may or may not fall into archetypical categories. If I don't grok your stuff, you may as well be a rock.

Janitor — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 21:00:33 +0000

@mister It was disabled for some reason. Hopefully it wasn't important because I just enabled it. :)

mister — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 08:10:00 +0000

@Janitor It just doesnt work when I click it I dunno

Janitor — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 07:21:30 +0000

@mister Why can't you delete?

Another torland library: http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/library I don't know how to put It but

mister — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 20:36:22 +0000

Another torland library: http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/library
I don't know how to put It but for god sakes. The tor community as in the onion community needs some support. So little participation, but there is still allot of work. I just wish I could browse only onion sites. The current onion sites are updated few and far, unless it's for the purpose of porn. Any sort of contribution would help even if its psycho bable. Or maybe I'm just a full of my self asshole that needs to do more and stop whining...
=====================
Making true change:
All I can think is this generally seems impossible. What would have to happen, in a "first world" country like mine?

Mass propaganda, with simple straight forward messages preying on the anger and hatred of people.

While simultaneously....

Destabilization of power at any cost. This means being ok with civilian casualties, torture, suicide bombing. Purposefully supporting terrible people who want to do terrible things. Constant attempts at assassinations. Supporting of peoples drug habits. Underground whore houses. The more chaos abound the stricter and poorer the country will get causing more people to become discontent. Im not trying deny current need for discontent.

Basically we need to get at angry high school kids. Brainwash those little fuckers. Then once the destabilization occurs a power like the one desired can emerge, but its also just as likely to fail, a chance.

Those not suicidal and willing to die for change back out now.

Update on MISTER: http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/mister/ Added philosophy section, other o

mister — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 04:47:34 +0000

Update on MISTER:
http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/mister/

Added philosophy section, other onions section, writing, texts and art.

Current Ideas
-Poems within poems.
-Hiding pointless treasure maps and boxes around town.
-Leave random pieces of liter with creepy/religious quotes or bits of prose.

Thoughts:
The Idea of life as a performance piece.

Site: Google onion mirror: http://qx7j2selmom4ioxf.onion/

Modified PGP view to show HTML so copy/pasted text should verify.

Janitor — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 05:25:11 +0000

Modified PGP view to show HTML so copy/pasted text should verify.

Conjecture: you can not express an intelligent idea in 140 characters or less to someone who does no

MotherFuckenWeathermen — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 02:32:29 +0000

Conjecture: you can not express an intelligent idea in 140 characters or less to someone who does not already grok what you're saying.

Intelligence, conscience are not human-restricted traits

Celeste — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 23:31:13 +0000

Intelligence, conscience are not human-restricted traits

Well this will switch over from a writing dump to planing. Making your life art... How do you go

mister — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 09:58:17 +0000

Well this will switch over from a writing dump to planing.
Making your life art...
How do you go about it.
http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/mister/ (an artistic representation of my brain at some point)

How do I live my life as art though?
How can I myself be a peice of art?

Every movement I am thinking might be art so am I already art?
How do I make the art better?
How do I make the art desirable?
How do I get out there?

sites to explore:
http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/a1cerulean

The solution of Fermi paradox: a french apport. English abstract This text written in french p

emaN — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 16:13:28 +0000

The solution of Fermi paradox: a french apport.

English abstract

This text written in french presents the stello-political situation of earth on the milkyway: a situation comparable to the one of Cuba during cold war. After a brief presentation of the history of the disovery of earth by reptilians and of the encounter between Pleiadians and Reticulians, the actual situation of earth is clearly discribe: too much near from the reptilians planet and too much far from Humanoids planets.

French Abstract

Les extra-terrestre se divisent en deux espèces principales: reptiliens et humanoïdes. Ils s'agit de civilisations assez proches de nous socialement et technologiquement. Humains et Reptiles sont dans une situation tout à fait comparable à notre 'guerre froide terrestre', et la terre se trouve dans une situation très similaire à Cuba dans les années 50.

Présentation des espèces

Il existe dans la voie lactée deux grands types d'espèces d'animaux tri-cérébrés (cerveau reptilien-système limbique-cortex ) et donc conscientes. Il s'agit des espèces de type reptilo-insectoïde et des espèces de type humanoïde. Les espèces de type reptilo-insectoïde sont aux dinosaures ce que les êtres humains sont aux mammifères: le produit d'une évolution menant naturellement à l'intelligence et à la conscience. Les humanoïdes, eux, sont tous produit par le même phénomène cosmique: ils apparaissent sur des planètes où le développement du vivant a été brutalement perturbé par la collision avec un ou plusieurs astéroïdes, anéantissant les reptiliens et favorisant les mammifères.

Loi d'apparition des types:
Plus le nombre d'astéroïdes à orbite instable est élevé dans un système stellaire, plus la probabilité qu'y apparaisse une espèce humanoïde est élevée.

Particularités terrestres

Les systèmes de déplacement interstellaire étant rester longtemps très rudimentaires (voyage de plusieurs milliers d'années dans des vaisseaux de type planétoïde), la rencontre entre les espèces reptiliennes et humanoïdes est relativement récente (quelques dizaines à quelques centaines de milliers d'année).

La planète Terre est située en territoire reptilien. Le système solaire est très proche d'une des zones de développement précoces des reptiliens: Zeta Reticuli. Le système solaire a donc été un des premiers systèmes colonisés par les reptiliens. L'apparition des êtres humains sur Terre seraient légèrement postérieur à l'arrivée des réptiliens dans le système solaire et antérieur à la rencontre entre Réticuliens et Pleïadiens.

L'apparition des Êtres Humains sur Terre a été une grande source d'étonnement pour les reptiliens du système Solaire. Ils ont rapidement compris que les êtres humains étaient le produit d'un accident cosmique (l'astéroïde ayant éliminé les dinosaures il y a 60 millions d'année), et les êtres humains ont ainsi été considéré comme une 'monstruosité' génétique.

Un certain nombre d'expériences pour comprendre la nature des êtres Humains ont alors été mises en place par les reptiliens. A la surprise de ceux-ci, l'une de ces expériences a eu pour conséquence le développement rapide d'une civilisation hautement évoluée sur Terre dans une zone géographique restreinte. Toutefois, cette civilisation humaine n'exploitait pas elle-même les ressources de la terre mais dépendait directement des apports technologiques des reptiliens. Cette expérience a suffit à démontrer aux reptiliens que les être humains possédaient un potentiel de développement extrêmement élevé et qu'ils pouvaient être à même de former une civilisation indépendante. Les êtres humains pouvaient donc clairement représenter un danger pour les réticuliens, et il fut décidé de mettre fin à l'expérience.

Au moment même où ils s'apprêtaient à détruire cette civilisation expérimentale, le premier contact avec les humanoïdes Pléiadiens eu lieu. Il apparu alors clairement aux reptiliens que les êtres humains sont en fait une espèce courante dans la Voie Lactée, et que certains d'entre eux avaient déjà atteint un stade de développement suffisamment avancé pour pratiquer le voyage interstellaire.

Le contact entre Pléiadiens et Réticuliens fût difficile; et le sort de la civilisation développée expérimentalement sur Terre devint rapidement le point problématique de ce premier contact. Il s'en suivit un bref conflit entre les Pleïadiens et les reticuliens dont les terriens furent témoins. Les pléiadiens étant en nombre très réduits (il s'agissait en fait d'un simple petit groupe d'explorateurs), ils furent vaincus sans difficulté par les réticuliens. Toutefois, ceux-ci ayant conscience qu'ils étaient confronté à une civilisation au moins aussi développée qu'eux-même, et craignant la véléïté de celle-ci, décidèrent toutefois d'entamer des négociations avec les pleïadiens.

Conséquences pour l'humanité

Un pacte inter-stellaire a donc été signé entre Pléïadiens et Réticuliens. Tout d'abord, puisque cette première civilisation humaine avait été développée artificiellement, qu'elle présentaient un haut niveau d'agressivité, et qu'elle dépendait directement de l'apport des réticuliens; sa destruction fût concédée. En échange, les réticuliens s'engagèrent à ne laisser aucune trace de cette civilisation sur terre et de laisser les être humains se développer naturellement. Les pléïadiens eux, s'engagèrent à ne pas trop s'avancer dans les zones périphériques de la galaxie. L'incompréhension et la méfiance entre ces deux espèces restent grande, même si le nombre de systèmes stellaires libres dans la galaxie est extrêmement important.

Aujourd'hui, l'humanité Terrestre est arrivé plus ou moins seule à un stade de développement technologique évolué. Les terriens sont à quelques dizaines d'année du voyage interstellaire et de l'énergie libre. Or, la Terre est extrêmement proche de Zeta Reticuli, berceau et joyaux de la civilisation reptilienne. Ceux-ci sont donc extrêmement inquiets.

La planète Terre pourrait être la cause de la première Guerre interstéllaire. Toutefois, cette probabilité est assez faible étant donnée la capacité de destruction de chaque civilisation et la quantité de ressources librement disponibles dans la voie lactée.

Notre sort est donc actuellement fortement débattu entre Réticuliens et Pléïadiens. Les Réticuliens sont absolument persuadés que la civilisation terrestre va s'anéantir elle-même dans le cadre d'une guerre nucléaire. En effet, il semblerait que les humanoïdes mettent systématiquement beaucoup plus de temps que les reptiliens à se développer à cause de leurs guerres incessantes et des ruptures civilisationnelles qu'elles provoquent. Si l'humanité rentre dans un conflit nucléaire, il nous faudrait à nouveau plusieurs siècles pour retrouver un niveau technologique comparable à celui que nous avons aujourd'hui ; et la probabilité que nous nous auto-détruisons n'est pas nulle. Cette autodestruction de l'humanité serait en fait la solution diplomatique la plus simple entre réticuliens et pléïadiens. Il existe toutefois trois alternatives à celle-ci: la pacification terrestre (désarmement total des Terriens par une limitation de leur seuil technologique), l'hybridation (tentative de faire des être humains une race intermédiaire entre reptiliens et humanoïdes), et le déplacement (transport de la planète Terre en territoire pléïadiens). Cette denière possibilité est la plus probable, et peut s'apparenter à une mission de sauvetage des terriens. Le problème est que la planète Terre est de taille bien plus importante que les planétoïdes utilisés autrefois pour le voyage inter-stellaire. Or, un voyage de ce type à travers la galaxie prend un temps colossal (plusieurs dizaines à plusieurs centaines de milliers d'années, en fonctions des 'escales' de plusieurs milliers d'année autour d'astres de fortune pas encore civilisé). Un tel voyage repose sur une technologie extrêmement rudimentaire. Il utilise en effet la force gravitationnelle du centre de la galaxie; un peu comme nos fusée utilisent la force gravitationnelle du soleil pour se déplacer dans le système solaire. Cela implique entre autre de faire tourner autour de la terre une toute petite étoile artificielle dont la lumière est très éloignée du doux éclat de notre soleil. Enfin, la prochaine fenêtre de tir pour ce voyage de plaisance est trop proche proche pour que nous ayons notre mot à dire sur le sujet.

Chacune de ces solutions aboutie à la destruction de la civilisation terrestre telle que nous la connaissons. Actuellement, les terriens ne participent absolument pas à ces négociations.
Si la divulgation de l'intrusion extra-terrestre avait lieu sur Terre, et que les terriens demandaient eux-mêmes à participer à ces débats les concernant, les réticuliens et les pléïadiens seraient obligés de prendre en compte notre point de vue en raison des différents traités signés notamment par les terriens de la première civilisation artificielle.

LSGA8203

The solution of Fermi paradox: a french apport. English abstract This text written in french p

emaN — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 16:13:12 +0000

ok

emaN — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 16:07:23 +0000

<b>test</b>

emaN — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 16:04:05 +0000

test

That's the thing I'm talking about: http://www.privacylover.com/anonymous-internet-surfing/onionos-

AndromedaNoShun — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 07:44:22 +0000

That's the thing I'm talking about:
http://www.privacylover.com/anonymous-internet-surfing/onionos-your-anonymous-livecd-operating-system/

I tested it and I kinda like it, but I was wondering where I can find the latest builds, as the .onion address given in this post seemed to be unresponsive last time I tried from Tor Browser (404).
Also, there's always the problem of verifying whether what you use really does what it pretends to, and only this and nothing naughty in the background.

Onion OS? We need to know more about this

Celeste — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 00:10:48 +0000

Onion OS? We need to know more about this

Is the Onion OS still alive? What's its latest location? thx.

AndromedaNoShun — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 00:11:19 +0000

Is the Onion OS still alive? What's its latest location? thx.

I cant stand no one no more. Take what I want cause It feels good. Tell a lie cause it feels right.

mister — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 05:43:36 +0000

I cant stand no one no more. Take what I want cause It feels good. Tell a lie cause it feels right.
I just wanna take advantage now.
Im tired of being a passenger.
Get the girl drunk,
and date rape delight whom turned to delrium.

Watching porno's. Clicking through words, giving them head in my head. Feel Jack pump my daisy. Deans fiddling my pheasant. It really ain't that pleasant.

Admiring how each man looks through his doors and sees the significance. We all technically see different now that you think of it. Even the realist are surrealist. Just take a moment and look at the paintings. Zappas been staring hard.

Then the paranoia spikes through my head. Slowly its carving out super heroes. Saturday morning cartoons. Barking like a poodle.

AT&T backed down. Megacorp's element of surprise is gone.

Dream — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 14:07:19 +0000

AT&T backed down. Megacorp's element of surprise is gone.

I found the high school many of these girls go to, their social profiles, pictures of friends, famil

hood — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 09:00:21 +0000

I found the high school many of these girls go to, their social profiles, pictures of friends, family, etc. I used the info to try and steer the conversation away from business to get them to open up. This worked partially, but it wasn't until I met a new girl that everything began to become clear. She was not like the others. They are like typical strippers/prostitutes, not interested in conversation, only business and money. But this girl didn't belong. She was willing to speak to me like a normal person without propositioning every five minutes.

hood: you do cam shows for job?
preety: yeah
preety: ?
hood: do you work for a company?
preety: no i do it opnly for buy food
hood: oh ok
hood: do you have a boss?
preety: no
hood: are you a prostitute too or only cam?
preety: only cam hun
hood: ok
hood: do you enjoy it?
preety: ido because i have no money for buy food
hood: that's sad. why don't you have money?
preety: manny people he philippines its poor
hood: how do you afford internet and computer then?
preety: i rent in nieborhood 1hour is 20pesos
hood: wow so you aren't at your house?
preety: yes
hood: do lots of women rent internet to try and make money on cam?
preety: i dont nhw the others hun
preety: why so manny question about that hun
hood: i am curious
hood: do you have children?
preety: ok
preety: i have 1year old boy no father hes run away
hood: i'm sorry he ran away
preety: yes after he giving birth hun
hood: are you happy?
preety: sad no money for buy food my baby no work hun
hood: :( i'm sorry. i hope your life gets better soon
preety: hope soo hun thanjks
hood: are there any other jobs you can get besides this one?
preety: im 1rst yearhighshool only hun
hood: they won't hire you? what about waitress at restaurant?
preety: soon hun
preety: hope so

I think I understand now. I've seen where they live. It is unbelievably poor. I'm surprised they have high-speed Internet at this location. I'm surprised they even have running water. It is some intersection between dirt and concrete. Yet they still have stuff. Boom box, computer, toys, beauty products. They are poor, but they aren't. It's some strange mimicry of American lifestyle, performed in a location that cannot sustain it. Their social profiles are filled with photos of American celebrities, as if displaying pictures of rich white women somehow improves their own image.

The names check out. All the recipients of money appear to be normal family members. There doesn't appear to be any obvious organization. The families seem to all live nearby and one of the familiar locations seen in the videos may be where Internet is rented out to poor women trying to get enough food to feed their babies. I've found no evidence of abuse. No forced labor. No punishment for not making enough, or doing enough. They seem to be normal teenagers, and 20-somethings. They go out with friends, have schoolwork, listen to music, and text on their phones.

Once the mystery was mostly solved, I trolled the women. I trailed them and surprised them by twisting the script back on them. When they came online, I used the same words. I tried to switch places with them, just for a moment, hoping maybe they'd gain perspective on what they do and how it is perceived. I asked for money. I demanded it persistently as they do. I gave them the info of other cam whores and said I wouldn't show them my cam until they gave me the tracking number. Only they know what went through their heads at that moment.

But I feel a bond with them now. I learned a little of their world. I have a small taste of what life is like for some women on the other side of the planet. In many ways it's not all that different. But in others, it's vastly opposite.

There's still more to know. I'm not satisfied yet. I need to know how they learned this trade. Who got them started? Is there structure? What happens to the money? The girls lie, so it will require more digging to be sure there really are no skeletons buried in their situation. If it is just poor women trying to feed babies, I may need to remove any identifying information here, as I do not know the political/legal consequences for them if a governmental agency took notice.

But even if you feel sorry, only a fool would send them money, as some of the girls are underage, and even an act of goodwill would get you listed as a sex criminal if these accounts get put under investigation. It is a difficult moral dilemma. If one is against women performing sexy cam shows for cash out of desperation to buy necessities, then what options do they propose?

How did you find out about those paid webcam shows? They randomly ask you out in chatrooms? Maybe th

Celeste — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 04:14:08 +0000

How did you find out about those paid webcam shows? They randomly ask you out in chatrooms? Maybe the girls are pushed to work long hours, even on when they don't want to.

Around the globe, poverty in the norm, moreover in case of families. Does the money really go towards them, or is it some criminal groups? Would we be helping the family, or some trafickers?

I'm have been awake far to long. The work will not be done tomorrow. I'm sleeping my days away. W

ggbb — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 01:12:27 +0000

I'm have been awake far to long.
The work will not be done tomorrow.
I'm sleeping my days away.
What should I do?

Let's see if this works "I am going to kill the president of the United States of America." -M

Faded — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 13:43:06 +0000

Let's see if this works

"I am going to kill the president of the United States of America."

-Me

I'll tell you how it goes

The onion router

unnamed556 — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 10:15:06 +0000

The onion router

Two women at once now. One had a higher quality camera, and the other was typing on the same keyboar

hood — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 06:42:19 +0000

Two women at once now. One had a higher quality camera, and the other was typing on the same keyboard as the girl before the last. The first camera was pointed at cleavage, and the other at her crotch with tight blue shorts.

The first was busy with other people and not messaging me, so I initiated.

hood: hi
honeylee: add me now honeylee98: honeylee98@yahoo.com
hood: ok are you leaving?
hood: can i see your face?
honeylee: yes

When she raised the camera to point at her face I was able to get a clear shot of the room, and the little girl running around behind her. There was also another woman next to her, mostly out of sight, with a low cut shirt.

honeylee: se
hood: pretty
hood: is that your daughter?

Chat ended. Next girl.

lovly: hi
hood: hi
lovly: want fun hun
hood: what kind of fun?
lovly: nauthey show
hood: what will you do?
lovly: r u willing to pay
lovly: fur frivete show hun
hood: how much?
lovly: 30$
hood: can i see your face?

The large empty blue drinking water jugs! This is the exact same location as the girl before last. But is it the same person? After reviewing both videos the answer is no. This one seems older. Is it the mother? An older sister? Aunt? By comparing it to the video of the youngest girl's family, it appears to be the mother.

lovly: se
hood: thank you
lovly: so u like fun now hun
hood: how old are you?
lovly: 23
lovly: r u ther
hood: ya
lovly: so u like fun now
lovly: u need my info
hood: ya
lovly: hers my info
lovly: jenny dagwayan
lovly: sun ok ibabao cordova city cebu philippines
lovly: zip code 6017
lovly: phone nomber
lovly: +639294477436

Jenny Dagwayan? What happened to Rolando Padilla? This is completely new info, but it's in the same house as at least two other girls.

hood: ok
lovly: im wait fur the trucking nomber hun
lovly: i trunsfer at yahoo hun u like
hood: ya
lovly: ok add me at yahoo id dagwayanjenny

Her profile information says "Central Visayas", the same as the youngest girl.

lovly: redy u go at yahoo
hood: who do you work for?
lovly: then page me ok
lovly: go to a frivete show ok
hood: private video in yahoo?
lovly: yes
hood: are you a prostitute?
lovly: yes

Yes. Did she understand the question? Is it a misunderstanding of language? Or is she really a prostitute? Are the other girls from this location her daughters? Are they in other rooms servicing real live men for cash? So many questions to be answered. But the clues are piling up, and soon we should know exactly what is going on.

New chair, differences in the room, but a familiar fabric, and a foot on the floor like the girl bef

hood — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 03:07:08 +0000

New chair, differences in the room, but a familiar fabric, and a foot on the floor like the girl before last. Could only see her chin, not full face. This time not much information was obtained before the chat ended.

lovelykiss: u like fun?
hood: what kind?
lovelykiss: show
hood: what kind of show?
lovelykiss: u like fun/
hood: ya
lovelykiss: how mcuh
hood: how much do you want?
lovelykiss: 50$
hood: what will you do?
lovelykiss: show
lovelykiss: all u want
hood: show your face
lovelykiss: u have yahoo
hood: that was just your chin. show your face
lovelykiss: were are u send $
hood: want to see face first
lovelykiss: ok
hood: who is that behind you?
lovelykiss: s.gay46@yahoo.com
hood: move camera so i can see more please?
lovelykiss: add me now
hood: where do i send money?

Another Philippine woman, different room, familiar sounds. The rythmic crowing of a rooster, a small

hood — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 23:00:48 +0000

Another Philippine woman, different room, familiar sounds. The rythmic crowing of a rooster, a small dog barking, or maybe a bird squawking, and the constant hum of noise. I know this sound. It is what so many of these girls have in common. The settings are different, the girls are not the same, but this atmospheric signature tells me they are all in close quarters. A house perhaps? A farm? Or is it some sort of brothel? I need clues. So I join the chat and await the inevitable proposition for "fun".

nvmnk: hi
nvmnk: asl pls
hood: 19/m/usa
nvmnk: u like fun
hood: ya
nvmnk: u willing to help
hood: what do you want me to do
nvmnk: im going to show you
nvmnk: use dildo
nvmnk: u like
hood: ya
nvmnk: so?
nvmnk: how much
hood: how old are you?
nvmnk: 19
nvmnk: so?
nvmnk: how much
hood: you tell me
nvmnk: its up to you
hood: what's the most you've got?
nvmnk: so?
nvmnk: how much
hood: $1?
nvmnk: ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh
nvmnk: wher you send
hood: i don't know
hood: where?
nvmnk: xoom
hood: how?
nvmnk: send money too xoom
nvmnk: send name and address
nvmnk: ok
hood: ok
nvmnk: u need my info
hood: ya
nvmnk: NAME;ROLANDO PADILLA JR.
nvmnk: ADDRESS.BABAG 1 LAPU LAPU CEBU CITY PHILI ZIPCODE 6015# 09097610218
nvmnk: got it
nvmnk: open it
nvmnk: www.xoom.com
nvmnk: then send money
nvmnk: ok

Rolando Padilla. The phone number is different, but the name is the same. This girl is definitely connected to the young girl from last night.

hood: ok
hood: who is rolando?
nvmnk: you going to processing now on
nvmnk: my father
hood: oh ok. he will give you the money?
nvmnk: yes
nvmnk: you processing now
nvmnk: hon
hood: will he give you all of it?
nvmnk: you processing now
hood: i have to register. do you have paypal?
nvmnk: no
nvmnk: true xoom hon
nvmnk: send cash pick up
nvmnk: hon
nvmnk: ok
nvmnk: you processing
hood: how do i know you will do it if i pay?
nvmnk: hmmmmmmm
nvmnk: hon
nvmnk: you going to send me now
nvmnk: then we ply show

The Nigerian scam comes to mind. Is this a variation? Is Rolando using his girls to scam horny men out of money? Do they actually do anything fun on cam? They don't seem very fun. She is yawning, in a revealing white top, but her movements are anything but sexy. All of the girls, only point the cam down to show their bodies to lure potential customers in. But none have actually shown or done anything remotely enticing. Is it all a con? $1? She would accept $1? For what? Does she take the money and run? How far will she go in this act?

hood: can i pay you for sex?
nvmnk: yes
nvmnk: sure
nvmnk: so?
nvmnk: you processing now
hood: how much $$ for sex?
nvmnk: its up to you
nvmnk: 1000$
nvmnk: 100$
nvmnk: its ok
hood: can i fly you to america?
nvmnk: yes
nvmnk: u have ym hon
hood: ya
nvmnk: whats your id
hood: if i fly you to america you will live with me and have sex with me?
nvmnk: yeah
nvmnk: sure
nvmnk: your id
hood: but you don't know what i look like. do you care?
hood: whats your yahoo
nvmnk: add me charl_bags20
nvmnk: add me now
hood: do you have sisters too?
nvmnk: nope
nvmnk: add me now
nvmnk: plz
hood: ok do you want to come to america?
nvmnk: yes
nvmnk: so?
nvmnk: u send me now
hood: what if i send you a plane ticket to come to america? where do i send?
nvmnk: go to ym plz
hood: ok
nvmnk: give money for pay the pasport
nvmnk: ok
hood: do you have a boyfriend?
nvmnk: iwill buy tickit ok
nvmnk: nope
nvmnk: go to ym
nvmnk: ok
hood: not money. i will send ticket
nvmnk: ok
nvmnk: so?
nvmnk: u send me for pay fun
hood: where do i send ticket?
nvmnk: ambot nomo
nvmnk: oi
nvmnk: u send me now
nvmnk: go to ym ok
nvmnk: go to ym ok
nvmnk: go to ym ok
hood: there is an airport there? what address to send plane ticket?
nvmnk: lapu lapu cebu cuty
nvmnk: ok
nvmnk: ok
nvmnk: ok
nvmnk: go to ym
hood: what is your name?
nvmnk: babes
hood: you will come to america and have sex with me?
nvmnk: yes yes yes
nvmnk: ok
nvmnk: ok
hood: ok
nvmnk: i said ok
nvmnk: so
nvmnk: u send me now for pay fun
nvmnk: you processing
nvmnk: whats your id
hood: do you know other girls i can fly out for my friend?
nvmnk: u tell me you u whant fun
nvmnk: or no
hood: not on cam. after you come to america
hood: you bring younger girls with you?
nvmnk: u tell u senmd me now or no
nvmnk: i have to go nowe
hood: you have to go to work?
nvmnk: no
nvmnk: im going to sleep
nvmnk: u not help me now
nvmnk: i know
hood: are you poor?
nvmnk: yes
hood: does your father work?
nvmnk: nope
nvmnk: job
nvmnk: so?
nvmnk: u send me now
nvmnk: tell me'
nvmnk: then iwill start
nvmnk: show]
hood: does your father make you do webcam shows?
nvmnk: no
nvmnk: byeeeeeeeeeeeee
nvmnk: u not send me
hood: who told you about how to do this?
hood: did your father teach you?

Chat ended. She knew I'd be of no use to her, and appeared impatiently tired. But the rooster is crowing. It is almost 7am in the Philippines. Is she really just going to bed now? Or did she just wake up and I was one of her first potential customers of the day? So many questions yet to be answered. Whatever the true story, I'm sure we'll be seeing the name Rolando Padilla again.

It almost follows a script, whoever is behind it seems to have trained them the same. No I didn't us

hood — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 23:00:11 +0000

@DonaMalina/315

It almost follows a script, whoever is behind it seems to have trained them the same. No I didn't use Tor for the video chat. It is too slow as it is, I try and use the resources responsibly.

It has been known that there is active prostitution of young girls in the Philippines. But there is

hood — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 08:04:37 +0000

It has been known that there is active prostitution of young girls in the Philippines. But there is a new trend, those girls using the Internet to perform their trade.

She looks under 10 years old by European standards, not a breast bud in sight. There are voices from the TV in the background, in another language, and a poster on the wall with strange writing. She is cute, and her screen name reflects that usually saying something like "cutegirls" followed by a string of numbers. The numbers change because she is banned soon after joining. Maybe it is because she appears too young to be in the chat, where you must be teen-aged. But she is a teen, according to her, and unlike many European teenagers, she has a job.

cutegirl: hi hun
cutegirl: u like fun now
hood: hi what fun
cutegirl: show naked body alll u want i do it hun
cutegirl: how much u send
hood: send where?
cutegirl: send online
hood: how?
cutegirl: www.xoom.com
cutegirl: send online
hood: what address to send to?
cutegirl: u need my info now
cutegirl: and how much u send hun
cutegirl: and where u send money
hood: yes give me the info
cutegirl: ok
cutegirl: NAME ROLANDO PADILLA
cutegirl: ADDRESS GABI CORDOVE CEBU CITY PHILIPPPINES ZIP CODE 6014
cutegirl: U GOT IT HUN
hood: ya. how old are you?
cutegirl: PHONE +6332154855964
cutegirl: 13
cutegirl: use cash pick up peso php hun
hood: are you a prostitute?
cutegirl: huh
cutegirl: how much u send hun
hood: how much do people normally send?
cutegirl: 304
cutegirl: 30$
cutegirl: where u send money hun
hood: how do you know english?
cutegirl: u know xoom
hood: ya
cutegirl: www.xoom.com
cutegirl: can u open the site now
cutegirl: www.xoom.com
hood: ok is that your baby i hear?
cutegirl: ok
cutegirl: u register xoom now
cutegirl: www.xoom.com
hood: are you poor?
cutegirl: no hun
hood: do you work?
cutegirl: no hun
cutegirl: only chat hun
cutegirl: no work hun
hood: do you only chat on *****?
hood: or others ?
cutegirl: yess hun
cutegirl: so hun u processing now hun
hood: ya. where else do you chat?
cutegirl: in the chat room
hood: but your family is there?
cutegirl: yess hun
cutegirl: so hun u processing now hun
hood: they wont let you
cutegirl: yess
cutegirl: u have yahoo hun
hood: ya what's yours?
cutegirl: sexy.floramae@yahoo.com
cutegirl: add me now hun
hood: your family lets you have fun?
cutegirl: yess hun
cutegirl: add me now
hood: do they know?
cutegirl: what is ur yahoo hun
cutegirl: u see my family hun
hood: can i see them?
hood: wow big family
cutegirl: see her now hun
hood: :)
cutegirl: so hun u processing now hun
hood: how can you be naked if your family is there?
cutegirl: yess
cutegirl: what is the tracking number hun
hood: but your family is there. they wont let you
cutegirl: yess
hood: why would they?
cutegirl: but after u give the tracking number now hun ok
hood: they know im paying you?
cutegirl: yess
cutegirl: so what is the trackiung number now hu
cutegirl: hun
hood: who knows. your dad or mom?

The chat was terminated, probably by an administrator. I recorded the video though, and can review it to see her tiny room packed full of an extended family, with parents right beside her lying on bed watching television, and a grandma nearby holding a baby. How strange, to think that had I only paid her the $30 she would be stripping and rubbing herself right there a few feet from her entire family. But they don't mind. In fact, they may have taught her, as I've seen her before, and heard what sounded like her father right behind her, just out of sight of the camera, perhaps giving instructions.

Soon after I noticed another Philippine girl. Could it be a sister? Probably not, different chair.

wildoncam: u like fun?
hood: ya
wildoncam: u send $$ for fun?
hood: how?
wildoncam: www.xoom.com or www.paypal.com
hood: what kind of fun?
wildoncam: sexy hot fun
hood: like what will you do
wildoncam: do all u want
hood: is this your job?
wildoncam: yeah
hood: do you like it?
wildoncam: howmuch??
hood: how much do you want?
wildoncam: 40$
wildoncam: is it ok for you?
hood: how old are you?
wildoncam: 18
hood: can we see your face
wildoncam: see
hood: pretty
wildoncam: xoom or paypal?
hood: are you at your house or work?
wildoncam: home
hood: are you alone?
wildoncam: yeah
wildoncam: xoom or paypal?
hood: how often do you do shows?
wildoncam: yeah
hood: do you show every day?
wildoncam: yeah if someonewill pay
hood: do they usually pay every day?
wildoncam: no
wildoncam: xoom or paypal?
hood: is this your only job?
wildoncam: yeah
hood: wow and you can afford to live and eat with just the money from cam shows?
wildoncam: yeah
wildoncam: can u send it now?
hood: howd you learn about doing this?
wildoncam: cousin
wildoncam: xoom?
hood: your family does shows too?
wildoncam: no
hood: do they know you do?
wildoncam: yeah
wildoncam: can u send it now?
hood: do you have sex for money?
wildoncam: no
hood: why
wildoncam: im still virgin
wildoncam: can u send it now?
hood: youre virgin at 18?
wildoncam: need info?
wildoncam: yeah
hood: ya what info to send to?
wildoncam: xoom?
hood: xoom
wildoncam: NAME.....PATERNA INOC
wildoncam: ADDRESS.....CEBUC ITY PHILIPPINES
wildoncam: ZIPCODE...6017
wildoncam: PHONE...09235471616
wildoncam: GOT IT
wildoncam: send it in php pesos and send it by cash pick up
hood: i dont know if i can register. whats your paypal?
wildoncam: s_t48@rocketmail.com
wildoncam: done?
wildoncam: hey?

This girl appears much older, but still looks poor. I feel bad for wasting her time. But she lied to me. After leaving her alone while I wrote this, and she thought I was paying her, I returned to see a foot with tiny moving toes just barely within view of the cam. Someone was on the floor next to her, but she said she was alone.

hood: i thought you were alone. who is with you?
wildoncam: im alone
hood: i see someone on the floor. point cam
wildoncam: done send?
wildoncam: thats was my feet
hood: show me
hood: point it at the floor
wildoncam: i lay down when u not talking
wildoncam: ok
wildoncam: see
hood: no i saw someone else
hood: whered they go
wildoncam: mmmmmm
wildoncam: done send?
wildoncam: where did u send/?
wildoncam: xoom paypal?
hood: i want to see the other person
hood: do they do show
wildoncam: no
wildoncam: done send?
hood: is it your child?
wildoncam: no
hood: brother?
wildoncam: yeah
hood: he sees you do shows?
wildoncam: no
hood: why did you lie that you were alone?
wildoncam: he coming in
wildoncam: when i lay down i dont know
hood: does your sister do shows too?
wildoncam: done send?
wildoncam: yeah
hood: how old is your sister?
wildoncam: 16
hood: do you have younger?
wildoncam: yeah
wildoncam: done?
hood: how young?
wildoncam: u have yahoo messenger?
wildoncam: 12
wildoncam: add me sandy_jane2009@yahoo.com

Maybe the first girl was her sister after all. Maybe this influx of Philippine cam girls is actually one family. Her chat ended also, but not before giving me her Yahoo! ID. That might be where more sex shows go on. This entire family may be surviving based on the income of the daughters stripping on webcam.

The immediate reaction of many European societies might be to try and rescue the young girls from their life of sin. But if you look at it from the other side, it seems their customers are the ones who need rescuing. What kind of men would pay $30-$40 to see young women taking off their clothes online? The demand exists in rich countries, and these people from a poorer area have found a way to capitalize on a weakness they don't share. I'm afraid to change without closing the door out of fear my family might see me nude, and these girls are able to perform strip shows while mom and grandma tend to household chores.

Who are the sick ones?

Zeitgeist is a major analysis of how crooked the bank system is. Whenever we hear that we are in

Celeste — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 04:28:08 +0000

Zeitgeist is a major analysis of how crooked the bank system is.

Whenever we hear that we are in a "crisis", the rule of thumb is that it is an artificial one, whose purpose is to make rich people richer without consideration of the negative impacts it has on the unaware public.

Saw my cousins today. 6 and 11 year old girls. They are cute girls, but I did not find them sexually

ThoughtCriminal — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 22:35:30 +0000

Saw my cousins today. 6 and 11 year old girls. They are cute girls, but I did not find them sexually attractive (was slightly worried I would). Not sure what this means.

I don't have to tell you things are bad. Everybody knows things are bad. It's a depression. Everybod

Omen — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 06:54:44 +0000

I don't have to tell you things are bad. Everybody knows things are bad. It's a depression. Everybody's out of work or scared of losing their job. The dollar buys a nickel's work, banks are going bust, shopkeepers keep a gun under the counter. Punks are running wild in the street and there's nobody anywhere who seems to know what to do, and there's no end to it. We know the air is unfit to breathe and our food is unfit to eat, and we sit watching our TV's while some local newscaster tells us that today we had fifteen homicides and sixty-three violent crimes, as if that's the way it's supposed to be. We know things are bad - worse than bad. They're crazy. It's like everything everywhere is going crazy, so we don't go out anymore. We sit in the house, and slowly the world we are living in is getting smaller, and all we say is, 'Please, at least leave us alone in our living rooms. Let me have my toaster and my TV and my steel-belted radials and I won't say anything. Just leave us alone.' Well, I'm not gonna leave you alone. I want you to get mad! I don't want you to protest. I don't want you to riot - I don't want you to write to your congressman because I wouldn't know what to tell you to write. I don't know what to do about the depression and the inflation and the Russians and the crime in the street. All I know is that first you've got to get mad. You've got to say, 'I'm a HUMAN BEING, Goddamnit! My life has VALUE!' So I want you to get up now. I want all of you to get up out of your chairs. I want you to get up right now and go to the window. Open it, and stick your head out, and yell, 'I'M AS MAD AS HELL, AND I'M NOT GOING TO TAKE THIS ANYMORE!' I want you to get up right now, sit up, go to your windows, open them and stick your head out and yell - 'I'm as mad as hell and I'm not going to take this anymore!' Things have got to change. But first, you've gotta get mad!... You've got to say, 'I'm as mad as hell, and I'm not going to take this anymore!' Then we'll figure out what to do about the depression and the inflation and the oil crisis. But first get up out of your chairs, open the window, stick your head out, and yell, and say it: "I'M AS MAD AS HELL, AND I'M NOT GOING TO TAKE THIS ANYMORE!"
-- Network (1976)

Yes, I did get this from Zeitgeist. I bring it up because for the past few weeks I've been distributing Anarchist propaganda and conspiracy films (anyone know where I can get some from tor, I used to get some damn good videos from torland back in the day). Why am I doing this? Because, human enlightenment is the only defense against human manipulation. Thus I fight Descartes' evil daemon.

Make movies of the mind Like bookmovies In Jacks mind Try to understand it and realise Im shallow

mister — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 04:44:34 +0000

Make movies of the mind
Like bookmovies In Jacks mind
Try to understand it and realise
Im shallow
They're shallow
I dont know what im saying
they all just babbling
N I SWEAR to god
every single day
you cheap ASSHOLE why I say
Im stuck in the CHEAPNESS
N I cant get out
Im stuck in the shit
Shouting N shouting
They all just laughing
Cause Its obvious Im wrong
Soon to be gone
Babbling bout nothing
Nothing at all
Nothing at all

Drug-less waking life psychonautics(for me at least) @HCHOOH nice to see another rambling man I

mister — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 04:40:02 +0000

Drug-less waking life psychonautics(for me at least)
@HCHOOH nice to see another rambling man

I have been experimenting with thought, focus, and lack of thoughts effects on how my eyes see. This might seem strange. But I have noticed that with enough focus you can control how something appears to you, its hard to explain. Ive been starting off with things simply, I look at text and it moves as though I am on acid(not quite as shiny and colorful but same movement style), I seem to have control of it, If I want it to stop I think about how it needs to stop moving, wobbling shaking. Give it a try trust me or maybe there's some thing wrong with me. Another thing is simple drawings, making them breath. Complex things like people It takes allot of focus and the trying to detach all focus kind off let your mind wonder in the scene in front of your eyes, kind of like moving your eyes around an object to inspect a certain area except don't move your eyes just change what you feel is important about the image, i think Huxley mentions in Doors of Perception he feels like that is what is happening when he looked at things on mescaline. Its very strange. Also looking for things in things, If your looking your gonna find it and its only gonna become more vivid at that point. This can be used for amusement or to over think yourself into near madness. Have fun explorers. Its very hard to do, it took work, a good practice Is staring at static and listening to music, anyone can fuck with how static looks to them, I have this confirmed with doing this with multiple friends more you do it and longer, it seems like that effects your control, longer you can get it moving faster very flame like more liquid like if you dont take your time and give it your all.

Chants, changing the way you think. Repeat anything enough you will believe it and practice it, i try to do chants every once in awhile to change how my wonder works, my most recent one was "The Starlight shall trick me" It was in effect to truly believe in the gods and see more in the sky, make your own up really cause others wont work for yourself unless they mean allot to you, 3 times a day 3x33 times, use naughts or paper clips to count don't wanna waste focus.

Thought connection, connecting thoughts, seemingly un connected. This is more of an attempt at rewiring thought process but it seems like you can use this for all sorts of things. Chanting is another good tool to achieve this, use to alternating phrases that represent a thought or thought process, you can also just attempt to do these thoughts or thought processes back and forth in your head.

Meditation, well we all know what this can do I think.

Ranting to a tape recorder and listening, keeps your ego in check.
_________________
We are dreamers.
Night time insanity screamers.

Still here Birds chirp in the pre-dawn amid the fog balancing precariously upon aging power l

HCOOH — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 13:56:31 +0000

Still here

Birds chirp in the pre-dawn
amid the fog
balancing precariously
upon aging power lines
a cicada warbles and peeps
the artichokes bloom, uncut
corpulent, ready to burst
with tiny purple spikes
a pill bug scurries along
and the dog gnaws his fleas
growling as he rolls on his back
feet pummeling the air

and the fruit hangs heavy
pulling the branches earthward

I am still here
sad, frightened
my investment in life
withdrawn and exhausted
that day
bereft of what may have been
left to know what can never be
just waiting

Some say: I will look
and laugh for both of us
And I try
But the laughter
is marred by the ever-present
image of death
that no amount of tears
can wash away

The birds keep singing
the cicada keeps peeping
the fruit keeps growing
his dog lays at my feet
and I am still here.

La Caucaraucha ================= Im eating cockroaches I said Im sucking ashes I said NO ONES

mister — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 09:07:25 +0000

La Caucaraucha
=================
Im eating cockroaches
I said
Im sucking ashes
I said NO ONES LISTENING

I can feel the cockroaches biting my cheeks
N hissing in my ears
I said can you hears
Im eating cock roaches

Monsters of boily green
And brown ass roaches
Filling me making me mean

Legs stuck in my teeth
And sound stuck in my temples
My head is creeping
Im la caucaraucha
Im eating cockroaches
We are all cockroches

Stuck in the trash
Eating their crap
This is monster land
Cant you see

This is the end of days
Where no one hears what no one says

Monsters and cockroaches they creep in the cheapness
The cheapness
all fullfilling
all completing
Its make me see
making me feel unclean

The dirt.
Drifting dust bunnies tattering against the shit.

So here I am it might as well be 1969. Cause its just the same old thing, oh my and a boo whoo. Caus

mister — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 00:07:16 +0000

@Legion: Thank you

So here I am it might as well be 1969. Cause its just the same old thing, oh my and a boo whoo. Cause im making that call. Drop down a step or two and think about what it is, what we should do. Cause the ego Is all consuming. The idea of freedom is all escaping. Watch the comercials, poison your mind and wait, rot. We are all rotting. Its just how it works. Its what it is. They scrape away at us with thought suggestion, and pretty eyes of bright young futures, promise me some thing please promise me. Thats what we all want a bit of promise even if innocence has to be scrapped, thrown out. The monsters come in and start to play with the cockroaches. I am la cocharocha, trash, white trash.

He looked over... I am eating cock roaches, I am choking, he saw them all over him. Why are we such filth he asked the cockroaches.

So we keep on dancing and dodging.

Mort, what do you know about Tor? Probably not enough. To go on websites, and appear to be linked

Celeste — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 17:08:25 +0000

Mort, what do you know about Tor? Probably not enough.

To go on websites, and appear to be linked to an IP address that is not your own, you have to first connect to other computers, they fetch the information you requested, and they give it back to you. Volunteers across the world, oftentimes from technologically advanced countries, lend part of their traffic so that any Tor user can be relayed.

It is not a single hop, $100/month VPN server that is entirely yours. Tor is to have a strong anonymous status. Your requests travel the world, so time of day is a factor, when it is night in Australia or any other place, there is less congestion for the traffic relayed by Australia, but when you cross timezones during heavy traffic periods, you will have more trouble.

What you could do is to talk to your friends about Tor, and have them, and you also, be relays (you don't have to be an exit nodes, of course), so that you will have less times when you have trouble.

Also, try Tor a couple of times, force circuits to be changed when you have trouble, wipe out the descriptors, have them renewed, that way, you have a fresh start, and overall, you will actually find out that Tor is reliable, speed changes of course, just remember, this is not your personal VPN server, this is a free of charge anonymous service.

I like your style, man.

Legion — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 11:16:24 +0000

@ Mister:

I like your style, man.

I would be doing the same kind of things I am doing now. I would try to spread the word of the virtu

Legion — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 10:54:42 +0000

@ DonaMalina:

I would be doing the same kind of things I am doing now. I would try to spread the word of the virtues of freedom and anonymity. I'm a firm believer if free and open discourse and unrestricted access to information. Sometimes I worry about the criminal element attracted by the cloak of privacy, but it would be hypocritical of me to project my moral views on other. I'm a live and let live kind of person but I believe people have the right to explore their humanity without censorship, prosecution, persecution etc...

It's an intriguing question, though. I know my answer is a little boring as it is more about protection than destruction. I hope some others chime in.

@ Mort:

I know it can be frustrating to navigate with TOR. It's a worthwhile thing and I hope you keep supporting and using it. There are other "darknet" options as well, but don't abandon our little onions ;). One thing you can do to help out is set up your own node. It's surprisingly easy and you can customize it to fit in with your normal internet habits. We all have plenty of bandwidth that is not being used at times. Why not share the wealth and help? Just a suggestion, though. The benefits of anonymity are free from obligation :)

My stuff:

Wish there were more people using Tor on a regular basis. I really enjoy coming here and reading your thoughts, tips, info etc... Don't be shy. Let us know you are out there!

So take a walk through my minds pathways while I take a shot at re-branding. Change the way my eyes

mister — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 10:05:27 +0000

So take a walk through my minds pathways while I take a shot at re-branding. Change the way my eyes make their jaunt to my mind, change the way it all looks. I am the alchemist of my mind. The soul junkie getting what I need from with in. Its all scattered in the ancient text and the science of life, how it all connects. Soul junkie scraping and sucking so I can melt it down and feel right. My words are the product of brainwashing and insanity oh how it mixes. I am the product of the branding of society, the ones who didn't know how to talk, only how to wonder. A dreamer, night time insanity screamer I will scream till I am heard, theres a point yes there is.

Just what is up with Tor? It doesn't work like it should. Am i right? Too much of SOCKET general e

Mort — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 21:25:52 +0000

Just what is up with Tor?
It doesn't work like it should. Am i right?
Too much of SOCKET general errors, Timeouts.
For fuck sake, developers, DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT! It's annoying that i have reload page like 15 times to get it working!

I am the chaos It is who I am. I am moving my head accross the ground, in order to hear everything.

mister — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 09:23:24 +0000

I am the chaos It is who I am. I am moving my head accross the ground, in order to hear everything. I wanna make them see, this is not real. You and me talking just wasting away the day. I am so sure there is more, and I will keep on saying that.

Dance dance with me
Let me show you
Please see

Its so beautiful,
The body movements
The quick comments.
Filling me up,
Cut off my tounge;
and add it to your mix.
Steal my thoughts.

Please please
I want you to.

Show me that sky thats inside
Thought after thought
Like shining phoshpherus
I know Im right.
Show me your insides.

Make me move and shake.
Make my heart quake.
In all thats moving,
the way the eyes be shoving.

Show me shuvle my skull
For story's and night time lull.

This aint real, Dean mumbled to jack, and all I could do Is laugh. This is there bumbling. Bumble and bumble. Im eating cockroach. I feel the words scrape at my veins. I feel the finger nails claw at my brains. This aint real I mumble to myself. But im just imitating what they say.

I am a shell.
I am nothing at all.

Look deep inside and see porcellin
Look deep inside and see white
The sky is glowing
And you know what its like
But i cant know for sure...

So here I am wasting.......

The star light. Its gonna crack my mind. Break inside and fiddle with what is already right. You know what I mean. Click and clackle, sucking at me arms, pulling it out, this feeling that runs through my fingers. Please have you feelt this please any one at all i cant be the only one... Fiddle and fiddle ill tap my feet and sing along till I cant feel this no more, I dont wanna feel nothing no more, nothing at all.

The girls were dancing..
N i had to keep my head prancing...
nothing at all.

I wanna be blank so bad.

I cant show no feeling
Cause i Aint got no feeling
Speaking in silence cause its so its so scary...
Its so easy this way.

Stupid masked tricks part 1: How to verify signature of posts containing markup; How to view the his

MotherFuckenWeathermen — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 01:51:32 +0000

Stupid masked tricks part 1: How to verify signature of posts containing markup; How to view the history of all posts on masked; How to get to your secret scratch space. There be magic below this fold.

1. If you have ever tried to verify the signature of one of my posts (say @MotherFuckenWeathermen/296/pgp) using my key (over here @MotherFuckenWeathermen/262/pgp), you may have noticed that the signature always comes back bad. This is because I sign the source text of my post that I submit to masked. So it usually contains markup like "" which does not show up when you copy and and paste my post from the "/pgp" link. You could use the "view source" option of your browser to get the version of my post containing the actual markup tags, however that also includes additional markup like "
" added by masked which isn't in the post text that I submitted. Bummer, right?

Never fear! With the following trick you can get a copy of my post text exactly as I submitted it. Simply copy the PGP link for a post and replace "/pgp" with "/edit", like so. Note: you have to be signed in for this to work (so obviously this won't work from the clearnet version of masked). Voila!

2. Ok for my next trick we are going to pull down the entire history of masked posts. From a given named page, say @MotherFuckenWeathermen, you can see all of a user's given posts. However once a user drops off the front page, the only way to find their posts is to know their name. That is, unless you know to do the following: bring up masked.name's rss feed—the entire posting history is there. Hurrah!

3. And for my final trick, I'm going to show you your super secret private space that I bet you didn't even know you had. Once again, this trick only works if you have an account and you are signed in—so professionals only please. Point your browser to /options and you can finally release your onerous secret into the wind. Ok, actually I haven't bothered to check whether /options stores its data per-user or globally, or on the client or the server. You figure it out. I assume its some vestigial functionality of the codebase put to use in another one of Jamon's sites.

There is no need for SSL, hidden services are already hosted and accessed through Tor, encrypted end

Celeste — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 08:42:20 +0000

There is no need for SSL, hidden services are already hosted and accessed through Tor, encrypted end-to-end.

All is left for you is to choose a lengthy, complex password

My computer based type writer... humm. Really allows me to focus on writing I guess. So how do I b

mister — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 10:49:59 +0000

My computer based type writer... humm.
Really allows me to focus on writing I guess.
So how do I be like zappa and connect all the beauty thats in the world?
Questions and connections, In flaming guitars and woodwinders caught in gust.
The power of mans words and how he fights for what he says is just.
People are people and Im people gotta remind your self.
But the mind Is just a tool, a play ground for myself
Budding into a pure chaot
I will change my reality,
I will change the way I see.
Cause I look up to the stars and I see more
Symbols from the gods muses screaming in my ear
I wanna listen so bad, I try my hardest.

But It always feels like Im to far away
no matter how close I get.
I can feel the mechanical In my blood
That is the magical
The snaping of flames
Pure chaos, like the firing of my synapses
And Im sure if I just believe I can make my world beautiful
I can believe anything and thats just It
There Is magic even If its just in my head,
The magic of body movements
Im sure every one and every variation has a word somewhere.
Hangs on the tip of the tongues of gods,
But am I a god? Or do I have to work?
Or Is it not possible.
Im sure Im the god of my own world.
Im pretty sure thats all that matters.
Feel like a god
Babbling like a dumbsaint
Look into my eyes I wanna say to every one
So that they can hear my thoughts
Cause I cant explain this gasp in my chest that I feel
creation, no cause thats so esoteric and ridiculous, I dont wanna be that.
Love no stop that you hopeless romantic.
Its something and im sure It has to be in all of us
That is if there is a all of us.
Rhythm is sound wave like shapes of line length
Hidden measure ina work by a god
Un conscious to my self
Un conscious to most
Take me make me un un un conscious
make me feel the beauty inside, please.

I am nothing just like I need. Pry my world apart and take a few touches to make my heart shake. It

mister — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 22:05:44 +0000

I am nothing just like I need. Pry my world apart and take a few touches to make my heart shake. It feels oh so very great. When you glance taking your chance Its all you got Its all you can do. So catch on me with fingernails glued on tight till they break into my insides. They are inside me. They are all inside me. Cant you see the star light and how its blinding? They are all inside me.

Tor Weekly Digest for 2009 June 28th "You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows"

MotherFuckenWeathermen — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 23:52:11 +0000

Tor Weekly Digest for 2009 June 28th
"You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows"

The Tor Blog link

* Tor 0.2.0.35-stable released
* Tor 0.2.1.16-rc Release Candidate now available
* Tor Browser Bundle 1.2.2 Released
* On the Recent Growth of the Tor Network
* Tor Browser Bundle 1.2.1 Released
* Tips for Running an Exit Node with Minimal Harassment
* TorFlow Node Capacity, Integrity and Reliability Measurements at HotPETS

onionforum link

* How to run Bit Torrent over Tor.
* How many pedos are in the US really?
* Legith describes how he detects Tor in-proxy traffic.

Hidden Wiki link

New articles:
* Better homes and Bootstrapping
* Code Warriors
* Cracking WEP WiFi Encryption
* Disable Windows XP anti-forensics
* Encrypted E-Mail Company Hushmail Spills to Feds
* Financial Cryptography in 7 Layers
* Get a Private Mailbox
* GPG for Ubuntu
* GPG for Windows
* Hard-drive anti-forensic wipes
* How the Man finally brought e-gold down
* HOWTO: Anonymous communication with Tor
* How to Make the USPS Work for YOU
* Keypass for Ubuntu
* Math of PO Box Security
* MD5 Collision Demo
* Privacy through Prepaid Credit Cards
* Secret Agents
* Setting up Tor in Windows
* Taking those extra precautions
* The only way to FULLY destroy a hard drive - Thermite
* TOR in depth
* Truecrypt for Ubuntu
* Truecrypt for Windows
* What Happens Between Your Mailbox and Their Mailbox
* What You Should Know About Foreign Mail
* What You Should Know About PO Boxes
* Why you need balls of steel to operate a Tor exit node

TorChan link

TorChan is back up.

Repositor link

* The Tor Project's 990 tax form

Feedback? Submissions? MotherFuckenWeathermen@torpm; torchat: gk22apuzjurnk2ak

Iranian rebels? Iranian hardliners? Sympathetic propaganda from Zionists? It's your call. Let the

Legion — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 22:33:11 +0000

Iranian rebels? Iranian hardliners? Sympathetic propaganda from Zionists? It's your call.

Let the data flow and keep information free.

There is no need to worry too much, Tor one way to help, it is not the only proxy system around. Of

Celeste — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 05:19:08 +0000

There is no need to worry too much, Tor one way to help, it is not the only proxy system around. Of course, when people are in a hurry, and try to set up proxies for the first time, they may not know how to check if things are going the way they should, but in the long run, it is a step in the right direction

AmericanIdiot — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 23:58:38 +0000

@pr0p4g4t3: If Iranians want to take the risk, that's fine. I'm sure many of them will. What angers me is the fact that self-aggrandizing westerners are feeding them bad information and think they're setting up some kind of 'stealth hacker network' by simply installing off-the-shelf software.

You are half-right, AmericanIdiot, but I still recommend everyone who can to setup their machines as

pr0p4g4t3 — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 20:17:29 +0000

You are half-right, AmericanIdiot, but I still recommend everyone who can to setup their machines as TOR bridges[1] and Squid proxies[2]. Here's why:

1. While it is technically possible for the Iranian government to detect IP address of users of TOR and Squid, it can be made quite difficult for them by using non-default, random ports.
2. They may eventually find out that you are using a proxy, but detecting what you are using it for is damn near impossible.
3. These are the best options of limited choices out there if you want freedom of speech. I believe that telling people not to use proxies because they aren't perfect is defeatist and pessimistic. We need to continue to make it as difficult as possible for our governments to spy on us so that eventually it just won't be feasible for them. It would be great if every man woman and child did all their Internet activity over TOR so that everyone traffic would be a big confusing jumble. That would throw them off.

[1] http://anonygreen.wordpress.com/2009/06/18/how-to-setup-a-tor-relay-or-tor-bridge/
[2] http://blog.austinheap.com/2009/06/22/state-of-the-iran-proxies/

This Iranian TWITTER REVOLUTION is a laugh. Watch the scores of meddling idiots interfere in a confl

AmericanIdiot — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 11:22:51 +0000

This Iranian TWITTER REVOLUTION is a laugh. Watch the scores of meddling idiots interfere in a conflict of which most of them don't have even the most basic knowledge. On the other hand, maybe this will score us some more bandwidth.

Warning to any Iranians considering using squid proxies and Tor bridges: their use can be detected fairly easily. Don't take advice from these blogging college kids who don't know anything about computers.

Chaos that's all It Is everything we think everything we do, all a matter of chaos. Trying to think

mister — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 08:13:45 +0000

Chaos that's all It Is everything we think everything we do, all a matter of chaos. Trying to think right, but there ain't no right, look at life an extended joke no meaning. Laugh it off. Belief just a tool, culture just a tool, no meaning might as well get what I want. Disrespect all their beliefs and laugh It off. I am now chaotic. Chaos, laugh it off. Just laugh It all off. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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Check out Nethernet toolbar for Firefox, defies privacy but still entertaining way to learn about su

mister — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 09:34:26 +0000

Check out Nethernet toolbar for Firefox, defies privacy but still entertaining way to learn about subjects. Positive data mining I guess, you can delete browsing history of yours in their database as well.
==================
Zig zag wonderin,
Smoking on my lucky strike
I don't know whats up
Losing my head
I might as well be dead

Catch at a word
Till heads hues a thunderin
Why can't I sleep
No single idea I can keep

Keep on going
Stare at the colors
Form a little satire
Its what you see

Standing at the eve of tomorrow today! - To quote Save by the Bell college years. Create a world of

mister — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 09:33:34 +0000

Standing at the eve of tomorrow today! - To quote Save by the Bell college years.
Create a world of vast gibberish all interconnecting like the basic forces of the universe.

People are people and I'm people. - Some Buddha or hermit

I look through my doors of perception trying to take a look at the caller ID (that I got in the mail along with my Cat, to match my Mouse) hooked up to my crackling golden phone. Gibberish.
Tom and Jerry, when will my cat catch that idea?

I know I can change the way it looks, and the way I look(or is it see?)---|narcissism|ego|

Look over at the ringpop commercial to my left; why is a 12 year old saying juicy erotically? Or am i just a pervert so imagined it so. perception.

All I can think of is dropping my fiery liquids. So i can allow my mind to shred my eyes, but there are no eyes right? Is there even life? Or is this all just a complex thought going on in some guys head forcing its self out in "reality"?

Record your voices and steal a part of your soul, suck your mind dry and use it for my self.
All seeing eyes that belong to Zappa controlling the dwarf, who just distracts you.
A beast.
Heaving.
Screaming.
Nothing he says is interesting....thoughts on my self....

please delete account please

blackface — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 08:11:04 +0000

please delete account please

In the UK efforts are ongoing by the government to ban "non-photographic pictures of child sexual ab

ThoughtCriminal — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 18:51:27 +0000

In the UK efforts are ongoing by the government to ban "non-photographic pictures of child sexual abuse" - i.e. Lolicon, or cartoon depictions of children in sexual situations.

As I myself have been aroused by lolicon in the past, it is a subject of interest to me, and I have been browsing articles about the ban, and reading their comment sections.

I have noticed a recurrent argument against the ban that goes something like this:

Possessing child porn should be illegal because creating it involves abuse of children. Lolicon or other forms of simulated child porn should not because there is no victim.

It is my opinion that this stance has a number of problems. I will address two of them here - one for each sentence.

Possessing child porn should be illegal because creating it involves abuse of children.

The problem with this argument is that if you agree with the premise that creating it involves abuse of children, it does not follow that possession of it involves the abuse of children, or that the process of coming into possession of it involves the abuse of children on the part of the possessor (and it is the possessor that matters as it is they who are being punished).

Now consider the second sentence:

Lolicon or other forms of simulated child porn should not [be illegal] because there is no victim.

What this argument infers is that the creation of lolicon hentai is done by people who have not seen or distributed or encouraged real-life child porn - involving victims (assuming child porn creation involves victims). I see no evidence that this is the case. Most lolicon comes out of japan, which until recently had very liberal laws regarding possession of child porn compared to the west - and it is said that many lolicon artists in japan use real-life child porn as a reference point for their work. I have no more than anecdotal evidence for this, but no evidence against it.

A possible reason for the popularity of this argument is that it appears to be inline with two beliefs:

- that censorship is bad
- that child porn is bad

that the person stating the argument holds strongly. The way the argument appears to reinforce that these beliefs are valid allow them to ignore the problems with it.

We'll always welcome users who set up relays to help advance this project. pr0p4g4t3, you allow coun

Celeste — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 20:40:22 +0000

We'll always welcome users who set up relays to help advance this project. pr0p4g4t3, you allow countless blocked, censored international voices to reach outside their glass jail, plus you went beyond the average method, we congratulate you

Ever since I started playing video games, the most fun thing to do for me has been to ruin it. I'm n

AmericanIdiot — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 13:56:59 +0000

Ever since I started playing video games, the most fun thing to do for me has been to ruin it. I'm no sadist, but there's nothing funnier than watching someone take a video game too seriously while it is being made unplayable for them. Pretty much any multiplayer game can be spoiled given enough creativity.

The way to be a successful griefer is to not try to 'win'. If you have a stated goal, then you will be frustrated by other players who attempt to hamper your playstyle. Just think of something that is probably annoying, and do it over and over. If it doesn't work, try something else or go away. Never take things seriously.

Fighting game? Find that one move that is easy to pull off, but hard to beat, and use it over and over. FPS? Block your team mates in, obscure their sniper scopes, spam the microphone. MMORPG? Kill lowbies, scam same-faction players out of gold, lead newbies to dangerous mobs. Driving game? Drive around the track the wrong way. Etc, etc.

Most games have at least one simple rule that can be exploited to the annoyance of other players. Use it. Over and over. Then, when you get banned, rotate onto the next game on your list. You can come back next month when your ban has expired.

Tor Weekly Digest for 2009 June 21st "You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows"

MotherFuckenWeathermen — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 01:39:12 +0000

Tor Weekly Digest for 2009 June 21st
"You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows"

or-talk mailing list link

Numerous discussions have been started about using Tor to help Iranian dissidents.

Bitblinder and the CSS history leak are discussed.

onionforum link

Tor Fox introduces his/her browser, Torfox, which is a modified build of Firefox that does away with the need for an http proxy by talking to directly Tor over socks4a.

Users are trying to figure out the best way to use wget(1) to pull down onionforum for offline browsing.

"How to secure your server?"

Could ideology be the root of all the world's problems?

The Tor Blog link

* Measuring Tor and Iran
* Tor Browser Bundle 1.2.1 release candidate
* Measuring the Tor Network from Public Directory Information

Hidden Wiki link

New article:
Maximum security with gpg

Axe's web services link

New home page. Currently offers a tool that echoes the visitor's browser headers.

rock.onion link

Site is offline at the time of writing.

TorChan link

Site is offline at the time of writing.

TorNerdo link

Site is offline at the time of writing.

Feedback? Submissions? MotherFuckenWeathermen@torpm; torchat: gk22apuzjurnk2ak

I had a little fun today running a mobile TOR relay for a while. I used Wireless Tether for Root Us

pr0p4g4t3 — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 19:45:56 +0000

I had a little fun today running a mobile TOR relay for a while. I used Wireless Tether for Root Users on my G1 phone to create a 3G wireless access point for my laptop which I am running as a TOR relay. My laptop has a SSD so it's "safe" to keep running in my backpack while I bike around. I hope to run my G1 phone as a relay directly someday.

please delete account

blackface — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 11:17:16 +0000

please delete account

It would be far more economical for the FBI to compromise your browser using a 0day exploit (which,

RickJames — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 13:16:32 +0000

@Evy2: People have been coming onto the hidden services and trying to spook people for years. The short answer about traceability is that logging and analysizing traffic is very expensive. Even if it were possible to trace people back through Tor using advanced traffic analysis, it would be the option of last resort. If you study the cybercrime cases prosecuted by the DOJ over the last year or two, you will find that there is little mention of such techniques. The majority of offenders are caught out because they were totally unprotected, or were caught by physical/social means.

It would be far more economical for the FBI to compromise your browser using a 0day exploit (which, btw, Firefox is full of), or just go after someone else. The FBI is known to be hacking peoples' browsers to gather evidence for prosecution.

Tor Weekly Digest for 2009 June 12th "You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows"

MotherFuckenWeathermen — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 12:53:33 +0000

Tor Weekly Digest for 2009 June 12th
"You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows"

onionforum link

@givirinop wants to know if there's a way to avoid browser timeouts when visiting hidden sites.

Legith, the onionforum admin, posted onionforum stats showing a marked growth of popularity in recent months.

Also, Legith is taking input on how to mitigate trolling without harming free speech.

rock.onion link

Matt hints that he will release a new service shortly that will "hopefully shake things up a bit in torland."

Dark4chan link

@4chan explains the philosophy of the site: "a blend of paranoia, h4x0r, basement-dweller, and weeaboo, which were all extreme caricature of Anonymous."

or-talk mailing list link

* Bernhard Fischer announces the release of OnionCat 0.1.13.
* A proof of concept version of Torfox has been released. It is conceived as an alternative to the Tor Bundle that integrates Tor support directly into the Firefox executable so as to have a smaller footprint.

Hidden Wiki link

New page: Bulion and Bandits Wired article on E-Gold

TorChan link

Anon wants a "secrets" board for people to lay bare their soul behind the mask of anonymity.

The Tor Blog link

* May 2009 Progress Report
* Testing Red Flag Linux rpms

Feedback? Submissions? MotherFuckenWeathermen@torpm; torchat: gk22apuzjurnk2ak

Hi, all. Found this place from http://anegvjpd77xuxo45.onion/services/ Is this onion where the Ps

4chan — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 00:37:36 +0000

Hi, all. Found this place from http://anegvjpd77xuxo45.onion/services/

Is this onion where the Pseudonymous hang out?

Personally, I prefer being Anonymous. However, since I started hosting "-4chan" on http://z6sg6zddzzp4chan.onion/ , I may as well start being Pseudonymous. Please don't mind the login, the "-" character was cut off.

Tor Weekly Digest for 2009 June 6th "You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows"

MotherFuckenWeathermen — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 03:11:23 +0000

Tor Weekly Digest for 2009 June 6th
"You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows"

onionforum link

Legith, the onionforum admin, reports that an increasing number of users are finding onionforum via Google searches via the Tor in-proxies (presumably tor2web)—183 unique search terms over the course of five days.

Anon summarily shoots down a proposal to increase the popularity of hidden sites.

More concerns about the Tor network: what if ISPs en masse block access to Tor nodes?

Tor's entry guards explained.

A Tor user wants to know why the Swedish crown interrupted his 12chan fapping with a message ordering him to "stopp".

Another what if: CNN UK headline, "TOR servers and clients raided in an international"

Anon asks, "what are the seminal works on liberty & freedom?"

Legith reports on the flood of last week and announces a new English section mod, scythian.

Hidden Wiki link

New pages:
* Tor, includes some usage and security tips

Newly wikified works, copypasta, etc.:
* Achieving Electronic Privacy Scientific American article on David Chaum and blind signatures
* Dissent Made Safer article about Tor
* eCache Philosophy
* In Praise of Hawala by J. Orlin Grabbe
* Interview with David Chaum
* E-Money chapter from the book Out of Control by Kevin Kelly
* Plotting Away in Margaritaville Wired article on Financial Cryptography '97 conference
* True Names by Vernor Vinge

A new wiki backup site has appeared.

TorChan link

A Tor newb asks how to use Tor.

Dark4chan link

New chan in onionland. Runs the Kareha imageboard software.

or-talk mailing list link

The TRHCourtney exit node tried to foist their usage policy on Tor users (under threat of reporting the user's activity to the police) before being booted off the Tor network.

The Tor Blog link

Tor 0.2.1.15-rc released

TorNerdo link

New files in /Crypto/Proceedings:
Crypto1998.7z
Crypto1999.7z
Crypto2000.7z
Crypto2001.7z
Crypto2002.7z
Crypto2003.7z
Crypto2005.pdf
Crypto2006.pdf
Crypto2007.pdf
Crypto2008.pdf
Asiacrypt1998.7z
Asiacrypt1999.7z

Feedback? Submissions? MotherFuckenWeathermen@torpm; torchat: gk22apuzjurnk2ak

The Tor project relies on a network of volunteers. Cybervandalism of a forum impacts its users, laun

Celeste — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 01:53:09 +0000

The Tor project relies on a network of volunteers. Cybervandalism of a forum impacts its users, launching automated bandwidth hoggers brings the experience down for everyone. Connections are shared, they are limited.

Be considerate for any and all who embark on this vast realm of neutralized monitoring of web-surfing

Does anybody want to blow up the infidel putin?

sakhastan — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 12:02:40 +0000

Does anybody want to blow up the infidel putin?

Putin sux my cox

sakhastan — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 11:49:11 +0000

Putin sux my cox

interesting thing stuck in my mind http://anonym.to/http://www.youtube.com/whitehouse?feature=ticke

Omen — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 11:10:54 +0000

interesting thing stuck in my mind
http://anonym.to/http://www.youtube.com/whitehouse?feature=ticker

"(These videos are public domain) "
If the videos are all public domain, where can I download them?
I want to disseminate pro-American Propaganda and Obama weekly addresses as soon as I possibly can (in a non-youtube format, that is)

I had a feeling Legith would delete that topic so I saved a copy of the code for possible republishi

MotherFuckenWeathermen — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 04:08:16 +0000

@Snail/266

I had a feeling Legith would delete that topic so I saved a copy of the code for possible republishing. Can't say I'm a huge fan of the "delete it and hope it goes away" approach. The sooner one deals with the inevitable outcome the cheaper it is in the long run. Still I can understand Legith's position.

Rather than hasten along the unpleasant inevitable, can I convince you, @Snail, to put your talents to use where it might better help our community? Since you seem to be interested in scripting http, I can think of two small projects that would be of immediate benefit:

1. A screen scraper for the PM systems (TorPM, Hidden Messaging, and even onionforum). Rather than having to manually go and check for new PMs, it would be great if you could periodically run a script that automatically retrieves any new messages. You might spit the messages out into Unix mailbox format, or you might expose the messages as an RSS feed.

2. Over on the hidden wiki they're trying to figure out a good way to mirror all the pages. We know how to easily export say an individual page (and optionally its history), but it would be great if there was a way to point a script at a wiki and have it grab all the pages.

I had recreated the script for automatic posting spam looking to recreate the improvements done by t

Snail — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 19:46:45 +0000

I had recreated the script for automatic posting spam looking to recreate the improvements done by the STUPID SPAMMER. The onion forum admin had deleted my post. Well, I know that people can use it, but it is not I am that is doing it, so don't delete it. It's just a proof-of-concept thing. Let's hack throguh php+curl coding!

I am new here, this is my gpg key:

- -

$header[0] = "Accept: text/xml,application/xml,application/xhtml+xml,";
$header[0] .= "text/html;q=0.9,text/plain;q=0.8,image/png,*/*;q=0.5";
$header[] = "Cache-Control: max-age=0";
$header[] = "Connection: keep-alive";
$header[] = "Keep-Alive: 300";
$header[] = "Accept-Charset: ISO-8859-1,utf-8;q=0.7,*;q=0.7";
$header[] = "Accept-Language: en-us,en;q=0.5";
$header[] = "Pragma: ";

$ch = curl_init();
$url='http://l6nvqsqivhrunqvs.onion/';
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL, $url);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HTTPPROXYTUNNEL, 1);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_PROXY, '127.0.0.1:8118');
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_USERAGENT, "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.9.0.7) Gecko/2009021910 Firefox/3.0.7");
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER, $header);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_REFERER, '');
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_ENCODING, 'gzip,deflate');
for($i=1;$i!=4;$i++)
{
$title = "I am the title $i";
$description = "I am the description $i";
$message = "I am the message $i";

$iconid = rand(1, 14);

$data[0] = array("EDITOR" => '?do=handlemsg', "do" => 'handlemsg', 'editing' => 'true', 'w' => 'n', 'id' => '', 'eid' => '', 'f' => '5', 'TopicTitle' => $title, 'TopicDesc' => $description, 'Post' => $message, 'iconid' => $iconid, 'mi63oh' => '8f8a74a2428c4ffd3dfec1762f802e7d35b252aa', 'submit' => 'Submit', 'preview' => 'Preview', 'uid' => '', 'pwd' => '');
//$data[1] = array("EDITOR" => '?do=handlemsg', "do" => 'handlemsg', 'editing' => 'true', 'w' => 'n', 'id' => '', 'eid' => '', 'f' => '8', 'TopicTitle' => $title, 'TopicDesc' => $description, 'Post' => $message, 'iconid' => $iconid, 'mi63oh' => '8f8a74a2428c4ffd3dfec1762f802e7d35b252aa', 'submit' => 'Submit', 'preview' => 'Preview', 'uid' => '', 'pwd' => '');
//$data[2] = array("EDITOR" => '?do=handlemsg', "do" => 'handlemsg', 'editing' => 'true', 'w' => 'n', 'id' => '', 'eid' => '', 'f' => '12', 'TopicTitle' => $title, 'TopicDesc' => $description, 'Post' => $message, 'iconid' => $iconid, 'mi63oh' => '8f8a74a2428c4ffd3dfec1762f802e7d35b252aa', 'submit' => 'Submit', 'preview' => 'Preview', 'uid' => '', 'pwd' => '');
//$data[3] = array("EDITOR" => '?do=handlemsg', "do" => 'handlemsg', 'editing' => 'true', 'w' => 'n', 'id' => '', 'eid' => '', 'f' => '13', 'TopicTitle' => $title, 'TopicDesc' => $description, 'Post' => $message, 'iconid' => $iconid, 'mi63oh' => '8f8a74a2428c4ffd3dfec1762f802e7d35b252aa', 'submit' => 'Submit', 'preview' => 'Preview', 'uid' => '', 'pwd' => '');
//$data[4] = array("EDITOR" => '?do=handlemsg', "do" => 'handlemsg', 'editing' => 'true', 'w' => 'n', 'id' => '', 'eid' => '', 'f' => '14', 'TopicTitle' => $title, 'TopicDesc' => $description, 'Post' => $message, 'iconid' => $iconid, 'mi63oh' => '8f8a74a2428c4ffd3dfec1762f802e7d35b252aa', 'submit' => 'Submit', 'preview' => 'Preview', 'uid' => '', 'pwd' => '');
//$data[5] = array("EDITOR" => '?do=handlemsg', "do" => 'handlemsg', 'editing' => 'true', 'w' => 'n', 'id' => '', 'eid' => '', 'f' => '26', 'TopicTitle' => $title, 'TopicDesc' => $description, 'Post' => $message, 'iconid' => $iconid, 'mi63oh' => '8f8a74a2428c4ffd3dfec1762f802e7d35b252aa', 'submit' => 'Submit', 'preview' => 'Preview', 'uid' => '', 'pwd' => '');
//$data[6] = array("EDITOR" => '?do=handlemsg', "do" => 'handlemsg', 'editing' => 'true', 'w' => 'n', 'id' => '', 'eid' => '', 'f' => '24', 'TopicTitle' => $title, 'TopicDesc' => $description, 'Post' => $message, 'iconid' => $iconid, 'mi63oh' => '8f8a74a2428c4ffd3dfec1762f802e7d35b252aa', 'submit' => 'Submit', 'preview' => 'Preview', 'uid' => '', 'pwd' => '');
//$data[7] = array("EDITOR" => '?do=handlemsg', "do" => 'handlemsg', 'editing' => 'true', 'w' => 'n', 'id' => '', 'eid' => '', 'f' => '28', 'TopicTitle' => $title, 'TopicDesc' => $description, 'Post' => $message, 'iconid' => $iconid, 'mi63oh' => '8f8a74a2428c4ffd3dfec1762f802e7d35b252aa', 'submit' => 'Submit', 'preview' => 'Preview', 'uid' => '', 'pwd' => '');
//$data[8] = array("EDITOR" => '?do=handlemsg', "do" => 'handlemsg', 'editing' => 'true', 'w' => 'n', 'id' => '', 'eid' => '', 'f' => '27', 'TopicTitle' => $title, 'TopicDesc' => $description, 'Post' => $message, 'iconid' => $iconid, 'mi63oh' => '8f8a74a2428c4ffd3dfec1762f802e7d35b252aa', 'submit' => 'Submit', 'preview' => 'Preview', 'uid' => '', 'pwd' => '');
//$data[9] = array("EDITOR" => '?do=handlemsg', "do" => 'handlemsg', 'editing' => 'true', 'w' => 'n', 'id' => '', 'eid' => '', 'f' => '22', 'TopicTitle' => $title, 'TopicDesc' => $description, 'Post' => $message, 'iconid' => $iconid, 'mi63oh' => '8f8a74a2428c4ffd3dfec1762f802e7d35b252aa', 'submit' => 'Submit', 'preview' => 'Preview', 'uid' => '', 'pwd' => '');
//$data[10] = array("EDITOR" => '?do=handlemsg', "do" => 'handlemsg', 'editing' => 'true', 'w' => 'n', 'id' => '', 'eid' => '', 'f' => '11', 'TopicTitle' => $title, 'TopicDesc' => $description, 'Post' => $message, 'iconid' => $iconid, 'mi63oh' => '8f8a74a2428c4ffd3dfec1762f802e7d35b252aa', 'submit' => 'Submit', 'preview' => 'Preview', 'uid' => '', 'pwd' => '');
//$data[11] = array("EDITOR" => '?do=handlemsg', "do" => 'handlemsg', 'editing' => 'true', 'w' => 'n', 'id' => '', 'eid' => '', 'f' => '10', 'TopicTitle' => $title, 'TopicDesc' => $description, 'Post' => $message, 'iconid' => $iconid, 'mi63oh' => '8f8a74a2428c4ffd3dfec1762f802e7d35b252aa', 'submit' => 'Submit', 'preview' => 'Preview', 'uid' => '', 'pwd' => '');
//$data[12] = array("EDITOR" => '?do=handlemsg', "do" => 'handlemsg', 'editing' => 'true', 'w' => 'n', 'id' => '', 'eid' => '', 'f' => '4', 'TopicTitle' => $title, 'TopicDesc' => $description, 'Post' => $message, 'iconid' => $iconid, 'mi63oh' => '8f8a74a2428c4ffd3dfec1762f802e7d35b252aa', 'submit' => 'Submit', 'preview' => 'Preview', 'uid' => '', 'pwd' => '');

$t = count($data);
for($n=0;$n!=$t;$n++)
{
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POST, true);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, $data[$n]);
//curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION, true);
curl_exec($ch);
}
}

Tor Weekly Digest for 2009 May 30th - onionforum spammed, Matt's services & eCache return "You don'

MotherFuckenWeathermen — Sat, 30 May 2009 16:44:33 +0000

Tor Weekly Digest for 2009 May 30th - onionforum spammed, Matt's services & eCache return
"You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows"

Shortly after a user by the name of SNAIL posted php source code for spamming the onionforum, every section of onionforum was filled with 99 spam topics. Let us all be reminded how DOSable are community currently is. At the time of writing this issue, the onionforum had gone offline so there will be no further news for onionforum this week.

Matt's services are back online after the downtime we reported in @MotherFuckenWeathermen/248. eCache has also come back online after an extended downtime lasting months. For links and further information please consult The Hidden Wiki.

or-talk mailing list link

Two "Summer of code" projects have been announced: The first is by Kory Kirk and will involve enhancing Torbutton. The second is by Ringo and will be about creating a howto for novices to create secure hidden services on the LAMP stack.

Hidden Wiki link

Numerous changes to the Main Page.

New copypasta:
* Firefox
* Packet building
* PGP

Newly wikified works:
* The Common Economic Protocols by Andre Goldman
* The Cyphernomicon 0.666 by Tim May
* A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace by John Perry Barlow
* The Fall of the Free Commerce Empire by Black Unicorn
* The NSA-Crypto AG Sting
* Toward a Private Digital Economy by Wavyhill and Andre Goldman
* The Two Reams by phlex
* Your Morning Commute is Unique: On the Anonymity of Home/Work Location Pairs by Arvind Narayanan

The Tor Blog link

Testing Tor Browser Bundle 1.2.0-dev

Repositor link

Repositor is back online.

DOS Games & Other Assorted Fun Junk link

News site that offers DOS and Windows 3.x games.

TorNerdo link

New files:
Vinge,Vernor-TrueNames[htm].zip in /Fiction/Cyberpunk/
K.W.Jeter-Seeklight.pdf in /Fiction/Science Fiction/
tapde_talk.mp3 in /Crypto/Talks/

New requests:
More NWO sources please in /Politics/
The Puzzle Palace by James Bamford in /Crypto/

Tor Weekly Digest for 2009 May 22nd - Hidden Wiki Mirror Promoted "You don't need a weatherman to k

MotherFuckenWeathermen — Fri, 22 May 2009 12:45:57 +0000

Tor Weekly Digest for 2009 May 22nd - Hidden Wiki Mirror Promoted
"You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows"

It's official. After achieving consensus, a participant took it upon themself to rework The Hidden Wiki's Main Page in order to signify that it had been promoted from a mirror to an independent fork of the original Hidden Wiki (still down). This concludes the fork issue that we reported on two weeks ago @MotherFuckenWeathermen/248.

Hidden Wiki link

More works have been wikified:

* How to Exit the Matrix 0.10.3 by Ace Evader
* An insight into child porn by Mr. X
* A Radical's Introduction to Anonymity by our very own @xcZlZQ
* Untraceable Digital Cash, Information Markets, and BlackNet by Tim May

Including some copypasta:

* Payment Systems
* Safe Shipping of Drug Mail

or-talk mailing list link

Karsten Loesing reminds operators of hidden services that Tor version 0.1.2.x (or lower) is obsolete and needs to be upgraded. Clients using the forthcoming version 0.2.2.x will not be able to connect to hidden services running 0.1.2.x.

The Tor Blog link

Karsten Loesing discusses his plans to include additional statistics gathering at the OR level in future Tor releases. The purpose is to identify performance issues and also to identify when countries attempt to restrict access to the Tor network.

onionforum link

Anon is taking tips for committing suicide.

The perennial issue of onionland, pedophilia, has been raised again.

TorNerdo link

New files:
2007-Apress-BeginningGameDevelopmentwithPythonandPygame.pdf in /programming/python/

Repositor link

This site had become completely non-functional at the time of this writing.

Feedback? Submissions? MotherFuckenWeathermen@torpm; torchat: gk22apuzjurnk2ak

i'm a wanderer. could use this space as a blog. over the top taboos, of course.

buttercrush — Thu, 21 May 2009 14:58:03 +0000

i'm a wanderer.
could use this space as a blog.
over the top taboos, of course.

Here's my key if you want to try to verify my posts or contact me in private. In case you don't know

MotherFuckenWeathermen — Thu, 21 May 2009 03:22:14 +0000

Here's my key if you want to try to verify my posts or contact me in private. In case you don't know how masked works: you need to click the "PGP" link at the top of my post to see it.

For now, if you don't 100% trust Jamon (a.k.a. @Janitor), feel free to PM me on TorPM or onionforum as "MotherFuckenWeathermen" to ask for a copy of my key.

-

The reasons we are on sites reachable through .onion, .i2p, (others?) are diverse, of course. S

Celeste — Wed, 20 May 2009 01:05:25 +0000

The reasons we are on sites reachable through *.onion, *.i2p, (others?) are diverse, of course.

Some might be attracted by the technical implications, others, the potential to elevate society.

Am I chasing dreams, reaching for Utopia?

Instead of going into lengthy discussion back & forth here, anyone who would like to react to my initial statement can do so at TorPM : 4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion/pm , at the same name.

I will briefly conclude by saying that embracing value, quality over abundance is essential to me, it can collide with the masses, even with some around this parallel World Wide Web, I cross my fingers improvement occurs for everyone

Soooo. The spring is here, sun is shining and everything is wonderful (except for the semester endin

Evy2 — Tue, 19 May 2009 16:09:37 +0000

Soooo. The spring is here, sun is shining and everything is wonderful (except for the semester ending, of course).

You ever thought about how your mood affects things you do and say? Yeah, that's pretty obvious, but we all have darker days and it can be kind of shocking how people who spend so much time thinking about their worldview suddenly find their worldview not to matter because they can just lye on the grass, let the sunlight warm them and not think about it?

I wonder if that's the way to be happy. Not thinking about things. I'm pretty sure it is, because, well, are bacteria happy? Who knows.

Also, I'm not the only one who looks on what I have written in darker days (or months) and find it ... like ... seriously retarded? I can't be the only one.

Anyway, it's spring now, with flowers and everything! See ya later.

When you're at the feature requests, am I the only one confusing sign-up and sign in? @Celeste th

Evy2 — Tue, 19 May 2009 14:25:26 +0000

When you're at the feature requests, am I the only one confusing sign-up and sign in?

@Celeste thank you. Nice to meet you too.

@Omen what do you mean by identity? You might be right about the gender but cryptography might solve the identity problem, right? You still won't know whether its real person or some thought construct of some people sharing public key (now I'm getting reeeealy cyberpunkish here) but i should be the same person every time.

Anyway, about that security problems of TOR someone was mentioning on onionforum - I seriously dislike it, so I'd like to talk about it here if you don't mind.

Someone's been saying that tracing by ISP is possible. That's kind of hard, isn't it?

"Hey, we need to talk about who was ip 11.22.33.44 talking to on this and that date and time."
"Right. These 260 hosts, 240 of that not in this country."

Extraterritoriality is a nice! And with more tor nodes, this is even harder.

Or am I missing something?

Tor Weekly Digest for 2009 May 15th "You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows"

MotherFuckenWeathermen — Sat, 16 May 2009 03:38:12 +0000

Tor Weekly Digest for 2009 May 15th
"You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows"

onionforum link

Questions have been raised about the future security of all low-latency anonymity networks, Tor included. Possible high-latency network designs are discussed.

The OFF system is suitable for anonymous filesharing - myth or fact?

Anon asks, "How do i live illegally in the usa?"

Hidden Wiki link

Doctor Who's Security and Encryption FAQ 22.6.8 has been wikified.

The Tor Blog link

April 2009 Progress Report

TorNerdo link

New files:
Wheelocks_Latin_6th_Ed.pdf in /Languages/
Bible_NRSV.pdf in /Religion/

New requests:
porn

NoAuth link

Note that the .onion URL has changed. Also, the web-news interface is now here.

Feedback? Submissions? MotherFuckenWeathermen@torpm; torchat: gk22apuzjurnk2ak

How about an @symbol like notation for .onion addresses. From ms4kc75hlvnfckgz.onion you would just

MotherFuckenWeathermen — Sat, 16 May 2009 01:20:15 +0000

@Janitor Yet another feature idea.

How about an @symbol like notation for .onion addresses. From ms4kc75hlvnfckgz.onion you would just link to the .onion addresss. But from masked.name, you could link to the .tor2web.com address (or substitute whatever the current working Tor gateway happens to be). This would be helpful for Tor-less users who just want to view some onionland sites conveniently.

But it would also help search engine spiders to index hidden site content. Would that be a good thing? Definitely. The more users who are looking for stuff that is available in onionland who are able to locate it here, the more users who will participate in onionland. The more users who are here, the greater the anonymity for everyone, and the greater the amount contributed back to onionland which will serve to attract even more users.

I find the concept of identity or gender on an anonymous medium to be ironic. I respect your pride,

Omen — Fri, 15 May 2009 07:12:01 +0000

@Celeste/255

I find the concept of identity or gender on an anonymous medium to be ironic. I respect your pride, though.

It will take time, but we can expect to see more and more girls that will profess their inner-selves

Celeste — Fri, 15 May 2009 05:47:47 +0000

It will take time, but we can expect to see more and more girls that will profess their inner-selves, no longer behind a vague nickname that can apply to either / neither gender.

Whoever launched masked.name, you are to be congratulated.

As for the previous Lady, continue to fortify on this onion-routed gathering of independent, strong willed individuals. Your voice impacts us in a grandiose manner

So if I know that I have boneheadedly compromised my password, but I know that it is too soon for an

MotherFuckenWeathermen — Fri, 15 May 2009 00:21:22 +0000

@Janitor Another feature request :)

So if I know that I have boneheadedly compromised my password, but I know that it is too soon for anyone to capitalize on that mistake... it would be nice if there was a way to change my password.

Please make PGP signatures work with markup. If I try to verify @MotherFuckenWeathermen/248/pgp it g

MotherFuckenWeathermen — Thu, 14 May 2009 23:24:42 +0000

@Janitor

Please make PGP signatures work with markup. If I try to verify @MotherFuckenWeathermen/248/pgp it gives me "Bad signature" for obvious reasons. Trying to verify what is in "view source" won't work either since it has all the
's that weren't included in what I originally signed.

As a temporary workaround a poster could create two versions, one with markup and one without, sign the one without, then finally insert all the markup back into the signed version. Two problems with that:

a) It's a pain.
b) It would be ideal for links to be verified by the signature. If I post a link to privacy_enhancer.exe, it would be a shame if it were replaced by a link to trojan.exe.

No rush or anything, just something that would be nice to have.

Hi adamredlig. We do speak English, of course:) The reason I published the above message in Polish w

givirinop — Thu, 14 May 2009 08:22:05 +0000

Hi adamredlig. We do speak English, of course:) The reason I published the above message in Polish was to explain some people from Polish Onionforum how this site works (some of them misunderstood the idea of masked.name). Additionally, we try to tell people that the world of onion, the world of tor's hidden services, is not limited to Onionforum. That there are other sites worth visiting. Anyway, thanks for your warm welcome. Take care.

Zapraszamy do masked.name. I don't speak Polish, więc mam nadzieję, że ten przekłada się dobrze

adamredlig — Wed, 13 May 2009 00:56:51 +0000

@givirinop/250

Zapraszamy do masked.name. I don't speak Polish, więc mam nadzieję, że ten przekłada się dobrze. Myślę, że ważne jest, aby mieć publikowania usługi oprócz wszystko inne Tor ma do zaoferowania. Chociaż wielu z nas mówi po angielsku, zapraszamy Cię do nas! Dołożymy wszelkich starań, aby rozbić bariery językowej, jeśli pacjent będzie z nami. :-)
____ ____ ____ ____

Welcome to masked.name. I don't speak Polish, so I hope this translates well. I think it is important to have a publishing service in addition to everything else Tor has to offer. Even though many of us speak English, we welcome you to join us! We'll do our best to break down the language barrier if you will be patient with us. :-)

Pamiętajcie: masked.name nie służy do uploadu plików, jak się niektórym na forum wydaje! Cel t

givirinop — Tue, 12 May 2009 13:32:09 +0000

Pamiętajcie: masked.name nie służy do uploadu plików, jak się niektórym na forum wydaje! Cel tej strony jest zupełnie inny! Służy do publikowania informacji i ustosunkowywania się do nich. Część z tych informacji jest dostępna nie tylko z poziomu Tora, ale również przez WWW (zwykły internet), właśnie przez stronę serwisu masked.name. Zwracam uwagę na to, ponieważ na Onionforum pojawiło się wiele pytań dotyczących właśnie tej strony. Niestety nie jest to ani Tormail, ani repezytorium plików.

Crazy thing, this. Just found out about it, its like anonymous twitter... makes me feel kinda like a

xeroxorex — Tue, 12 May 2009 05:48:18 +0000

Crazy thing, this. Just found out about it, its like anonymous twitter... makes me feel kinda like a criminal...

Tor Weekly Digest for 2009 May 9th - Matt MIA again, Fork of Wiki?, Tor Bank announced "You don't n

MotherFuckenWeathermen — Sat, 09 May 2009 22:17:06 +0000

Tor Weekly Digest for 2009 May 9th - Matt MIA again, Fork of Wiki?, Tor Bank announced
"You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows"

Matt, operator of the popular "Hidden" branded sites (Hidden Wiki, rock.onion, and Hidden Hosting), seems to have disappeared again. His sites came back online sometime around April 28th, and remained operational until they went down again sometime before May 3rd. Previously his sites had been operating reliabily for months until they were abruptly taken down sometime before April 4th. If anyone knows what the situation is please contact me at the address listed at the end.

A discussion is underway on the Hidden Wiki Mirror to decide whether to drop the word "mirror" from its name and to make it independent from the original Hidden Wiki. Concerns have been raised about what to do with the edits that have taken place to the mirror while the original wiki was down; and about the future reliability of the original wiki.

Do you smoke the reefer? A future payment system for Tor has been announced: TorBank. Users will be able to convert their DGC into something that can be used to pay the local weed merchant and more. A working prototype is forthcoming. Previous attempts at establishing a currency in onionland include eCache, iCASSH, and First Bank of Onion, however none have yet found any success.

onionforum link

"K" is taking requests for what kind of a hidden service he/she should set up. Lots of good ideas if someone were looking to contribute to onionland.

A near complete version of the secure forum blueprint—now dubbed Speak Easy Forums—has been released.

Our own @adamredlig has brought his quandaries to onionforum to get people's input there.

or-talk mailing list link

Andrea Trentini put together an experiment to see if he could run an OR behind NAT using an SSH tunnel for the public IP.

TorBox2 link

The K-Man brought his site back online yesterday after a period of downtime lasting a little over three weeks.

TorChan link

TorChan had a spat with Dreamboard. Lulz ensued.

Hidden Wiki link

New article: Assassination Politics.

TorNerdo link

New files:
Jan van Helsing - (Geheimgesellschaften und ihre Macht im 20. Jah... in /Politics/
Cambridge.Mills.On.Liberty.A.Critical.Guide.Feb.2009.eBook-ELOHiM.... in /Philosophy/
McGraw.Hill.TAB.Electronics.Telephone.Projects.for.the.Evil.Genius... in /

New requests:
pin-out/schematics for 8-bit nintendo

Repositor link

The listing of public files is broken. No news is likely until it is fixed.

Feedback? Submissions? MotherFuckenWeathermen@torpm; torchat: gk22apuzjurnk2ak

My torchat is 4wp7h3ds2tsammx2. I've added you to my list. If I catch you online sometime, we can

adamredlig — Wed, 06 May 2009 23:59:19 +0000

@Omen/246

My torchat is 4wp7h3ds2tsammx2. I've added you to my list. If I catch you online sometime, we can fix your conflicting tor instance issue most likely. I'm running the most recent torchat, and torchat fires up his tor instance on :11009, leaving :9050 for regular tor. Maybe the solution is as simple as an upgrade?

I knew there was a regular internet outlet for this, just didn't know that was the url (there is a w

Omen — Wed, 06 May 2009 11:02:38 +0000

@adamredlig
I knew there was a regular internet outlet for this, just didn't know that was the url (there is a warning thing when you sign up for an account)

if any of you have torchat, my current username is axlsuhbnqul76gbw
I have a few problems with it recently though, I'm already running a tor daemon and it starts a 'portable tor daemon' I'm in linux so as usual I expect the solution to be as hard as getting a chick to agree to anal...

huh, http://masked.name resolves here. am i the only one who thought this was onion-only?

adamredlig — Sat, 02 May 2009 15:56:16 +0000

huh, http://masked.name resolves here. am i the only one who thought this was onion-only?

While I am looking for both private and anonymous, I have little intention of solving any anonymity

adamredlig — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 19:00:56 +0000

@Evy2/243

While I am looking for both private and anonymous, I have little intention of solving any anonymity issues with a web interface. The project I'm playing with at the moment, only addresses privacy of the content itself.

While I do prefer copy/paste GPG from a terminal or even a reputable plugin for my mail client or browser... Not everyone I communicate with is comfortable using these tools.

Almost all of my correspondents use Gmail (@gmail or @yourdomain), Yahoo, or Hotmail. Some of them use mail clients, some of them use webmail exclusively - and almost all of them are uncomfortable with crypto. What they are comfortable with is webapps.

I understand the very real danger of fetching your encryption code from a third party - I have no intention of doing it myself. But what other alternative do I have if I want to communicate privately with Ignorant Bob?

You can't use S/MIME because Outlook Express shits a brick when a non-cert user tries to reply to a signed message, also it's not built in everywhere. Even if it was, do you want to give your private cert to Gmail? GPG has the same problem. There isn't any idiot-proof GPG software at all, and everything else is pretty non-standard.

I can't do anything about the sorry state of desktop crypto software and it's equally pitiful level of support from mainstream software vendors. That's not what I'm comfortable with as a developer. What I can do, for better or worse, is try to prove that regular people *can* do crypto if we give them the right tools.

The proof of concept lives here
* http://shells3nfdn3zk5h.onion/~adamredlig/ebin.php
* http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/adamredlig/ebin.php

(As for the implementation - I didn't write the AES or SHA code, but it seems to give correct answers when compared with openssl, so I haven't found a reason to distrust it yet. Though, all the reliable code in the world won't help if the code is modified after it's uploaded by someone who gains access to the server.)

Have no fear, Evey's here! Anyway, I kind of lost my password, so now I'm Evy2. Happens. @remu

Evy2 — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 15:01:02 +0000

Have no fear, Evey's here!

Anyway, I kind of lost my password, so now I'm Evy2. Happens.

@remul @Omen
Thank you for your kind words, guys (or gals or whatever is hiding behind those letters)! It looks like you're much wiser than me, which is actually something I didn't really expected in onionland. I'll think about it more.

@adamredlig
Adam, I don't think that's a good idea. First and foremost, javascript can't be trusted. Not only that, I'm no expert on cryptography, but I think that trying to implement pgp in javascript is a really good way to die insane. And even if that works, changing crypto-javascript to crypto-javascript-that-sends-you-secret-messages-to-site-admin is easy, right? Such site is in no way secure.

Do you need private communication or anonymous communication? Those are separate things, and for just private communication (if you don't mind authorities knowing you communicated) you need just email client and pgp. Thunderbird works, right? And any modern linux distribution includes gpg and some user-friendly tools. And for webmail users, are there any tools you can use so you have flashdisk with you keys and just encrypt and decrypt things? There should be.

But the biggest problem is, that not many people want to communicate privately. And that's much harder to crack than writing some app, right?

I've been thinking about how to let Average Joe take advantage of some of the same privacy features

adamredlig — Mon, 27 Apr 2009 14:31:04 +0000

I've been thinking about how to let Average Joe take advantage of some of the same privacy features that we enjoy. this is my standard scenario:

assume
- - bob uses gmail, yahoo, or similar
- - alice is very educated in regards to cryptography and privacy
- - bob has only basic computer skills
- - that bob has finally been convinced that privacy in communication is important

Inspired by PrivacyBox (c4wcxidkfhvmzhw6.onion) and HiddenMessaging (tmy7dymxrhj326fx.onion), I realize now that if it's not exposed over a web interface - it's useless to Bob. Bob can be taught to use VidaleaPortable (or similar) if he's worried about his own privacy. But for the privacy of others? It's a webapp or nothing.

Here's my thought. Essentially a pastebin type service with two modes of operation.
- - "easy mode" where JavaScript handles symmetric encryption with a pre-shared passphrase (sha256/aes256) or public key (gpg) encryption if a public key is registered with the service and a userid is entered at the time of submission. Bob doesn't need to know jack except Alice's userid or a password.
- - "advanced mode" where the Alice doesn't trust the javascript and does the encryption herself. Since we're using pretty standard stuff here, Alice should have no trouble using the service as little more than a conduit and handling the processing herself.

The mockup would look something like this for the submit page. The retrieve page would just be a text box, password box, and "decrypt button" for symmetric encryption. I haven't found a good JavaScript library for decrypting GPG blocks, but I suspect that public key users won't trust my JavaScript anyway. :-)
________________________________________

SEND A MESSAGE
1. DESTINATION
(X) Registered Public Key User [adamredlig@example.com]
( ) Unregistered Public Key User (enter PGP public key in step 3)
( ) Create URL and Notify Email Address [ ] (enter password in step 3)
( ) Create URL Only (enter password in step 3)

2. EXPIRATION
(X) One Month
( ) One Week
( ) 15 Minutes

3. ENCRYPTION
(You are trying to send to a registered public key user, this step does not apply.)

4. MESSAGE
[ All your base belong to us. ]
[ ]
[ ]

5. SUBMIT
[ Encrypt ] [ Send ]
________________________________________

Site is SSL encrypted. JavaScript is REQUIRED. The page that processes the post will refuse to operate on anything that isn't encrypted (valid Armored PGP or formatted like the symmetric output) -- mainly, I don't want the liability. Step three will change depending on what is selected in step 1.

For registered users, perhaps a simplified page with just steps 4 and 5 would be handy?

I'm thinking about setting up a symmetric, create url only service in onionland as a source-available proof of concept. I don't have a good place to publish something like this on the public net - but I'll do my best to write and document it in onionland if there is interest.

don't fret, as much as @remul says that things won't get better for a long time, things won't get mu

Omen — Sun, 26 Apr 2009 05:49:32 +0000

@Evy
don't fret, as much as @remul says that things won't get better for a long time, things won't get much worse for a long time as well. As much as 'the system' is attempting to tighten its grip on your rights and the internet, it's still pretty easy to slip between the cracks (using tor, for example). It's because of things like that that I think the world is heading more and more towards a cyberpunk future (a' la' shadowrun, minus the D&D). Stay frosty, bro, don't resort to violence unless you know for sure that you are in the majority, and even then, you have to do it in such a way that the whole world, or at least the people that would support you, would know about it.

It's irrational to be rational in an irrational world... but there's no going back to ignorance if y

remul — Sun, 26 Apr 2009 04:56:53 +0000

@Evy Be the change you want to see in the world, maybe. Being the person you want to be and inviting people to the rational, moral, better side of life is the most one can do. Politics will rot your brain ... violence won't solve the problem of violence ... people will be stupid and wrong and evil and there's nothing that can directly be done apart from you being a part of this small shine of light coming from a minority of the world who have even the slightest bit of reason.

It's irrational to be rational in an irrational world... but there's no going back to ignorance if you've already seen past the bullshit and corruption in the world.
Unless you just want to go insane worrying about it, maybe you could develop a philosophy and live by it. Don't let anyone force you into a way of acting that you don't agree with.

It is us who will get the human race back on track... and we won't see it in our life time—but that's no reason to give up on the future: we can't blame the past generations for not speaking up unless we, ourselves, speak up.

remul — Sun, 26 Apr 2009 04:34:18 +0000

@Omen Yeah, what else is new?

WTF ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT. Hacking in the 80's almost entirely revolved around phreaking, identify f

Maxwell — Sun, 26 Apr 2009 04:11:10 +0000

@MotherFuckenWeathermen

WTF ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT. Hacking in the 80's almost entirely revolved around phreaking, identify fraud (the credit card system had a lot of flaws back then, hackers took advantage of this), and shitty BBS's where bored teenagers would talk about bomb making. fyi, script kiddies are not hackers, and having a botnet does not make you a hacker. Anyone with a brain and a computer can DDoS. Most of the time modern hackers spend time trying to get root on some faggots server (my personal favorite pastime), but its basically the same shit as it has always been.

thank you for not asking about my sex life. I do a lot of hacking in my free time with my friend Ton

Maxwell — Sun, 26 Apr 2009 03:50:23 +0000

@Evy

thank you for not asking about my sex life. I do a lot of hacking in my free time with my friend Tony. I'd say don't do it if you 1. are ethically against identify theft/fraud 2. ever intend to have sex 3. have anything resembling a life

Thought it would be fun to do this post in binary. Enjoy. 01001101011110010010000001101100011011110

Maxwell — Sun, 26 Apr 2009 03:42:26 +0000

Thought it would be fun to do this post in binary. Enjoy.
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In soviet Russia, corporation bail-out you! "fascism would better be called corporatism, because

Omen — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 10:09:12 +0000

In soviet Russia, corporation bail-out you!

"fascism would better be called corporatism, because it is in fact the merging of government and corporate interests." -Benito Mussolini

The interests of the United State's corporations are to minimize risk. However, In Bailing out every corporation in the United States The United States Government has successfully eliminated risk for the corporations. Over seven hundred billion dollars later and trickle down theory is now yet again in effect. The next piece of evidence I present to you, the reader, in the case for the United State's recent descent into fascism, is the fact that Barack Obama has fired GM's CEO, confirming government influence over the workings of the corporate world. Good thing the government gives me 'choice'.

Rebuttals, in any form, are welcome

Is this.... real?

remul — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 03:18:06 +0000

Is this.... real?

In the end I seldom use FireGPG - if ever. Copy/paste isn't really anymore inconvenient that what F

adamredlig — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 16:05:25 +0000

@Evy/217

In the end I seldom use FireGPG - if ever. Copy/paste isn't really anymore inconvenient that what FireGPG does. And that's too bad... I wanted to fall in love with it. Not to mention, that I couldn't recommend it to a friend because I'm not sure they would be able to defend themselves easily from a phishing attempt at an update to the plugin.

Unfortunately, I think I am slowly coming to a conclusion that encryption can never be mainstream as long as the existing establishment continues to dish out baby food for software. Of course, there are easy to use privacy tools that can meet this need - but until it is integrated into the software that is *common*, it is of little use at large.

I know that if two people want to communicate secretly, then they can do so without trouble. This makes me happy. But unfortunately, it can also draw attention. Traffic pattern analysis, the presence of encrypted blocks, an unusually high amount of SSL or VPN traffic... all these things trivially easy to correlate to a well positioned adversary. Until we *all* participate, the few of us are at a disadvantage.

So. I was thinking lately, and I realized I don't know what to do. There's terror lurking from th

Evy — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 17:37:58 +0000

So. I was thinking lately, and I realized I don't know what to do.

There's terror lurking from the edges. The pirate bay was just a tip of an iceberg, but the coil of goverment terror is getting tighter every day. What should we do? Is there even anything we can do?

My friend said we should go to the streets and show our anger. But that will only get me beaten by police (who can beat people withnout any problems) and because its ilegal to have mask or something on public gathering, it will also get me listed on redwatch and thus potentially killed. And nevermind that demonstrations don't really solve anything, because the media will just say we are anarchists (we are. so?) and the goverment will just get more laws againts public gatherings. Even now they can outlaw any gathering they wish and being on such criminal gathering is of course ilegal and gets you beaten.

My other frinds say we should find the politicans responsible and murder them, and theyr children first while they're watching. And that only good cop (only he calls them pigs now) is a dead cop. That killing a cop with molovov's pina colada is just selfdefense, just like murdering a politican who wants to take our freedom, because he is no different than any other guy who wants to rob or enslave you, only this one has army of cops working for him. Actually, at first I thought that it's completely idiotic, but he may as well be right. But I just can't imagine myself killing someone. And the idea of killing politicans and cops because they're just standing there (but they're cops) is really bad. My ex is a cop, and he surely is no inhuman monster just some guy who can't do any other job because guy with police academy is in no way qualified to anything other.

Well. I just doçn't know what to do. We may be on a slippery slope, one thing leads to another, and we have a full blown fascism. I don't want that just pass by doing nothing. But using violence may just escalate things to no end. And ending in prison or dead is fine if you thing of yourself as of sacrifice for future society, but I don't think I can do that. I wan't to live.

I have been having nightmaters about streets with policemen and other people hanged on streetlamps.

Anyway, just some thoughts. Feel free to react.

Yeah, Jaintor is right, this place looks more like a weblog. Thanks for the books, I'll take a look.

Evy — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 17:17:37 +0000

Yeah, Jaintor is right, this place looks more like a weblog. Thanks for the books, I'll take a look. Some weblogish content to follow.

That the site today is similar to Twitter is coincidence. It branched from the Core.onion talk forma

Janitor — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 16:23:47 +0000

@MotherFuckenWeathermen

That the site today is similar to Twitter is coincidence. It branched from the Core.onion talk format where everyone was anonymous and referenced post numbers using the @-sign followed by post number.

This site was supposed to focus on personal publishing, not social discourse. All publishers are from the .onion backend, and get a masked.name/username link to give to people on the outside unencrypted web.

If you access your page, you can see there's no reference to anyone else, and you have your own RSS feed. That was so someone could have their own site to publish hypertext to and have it be seen by the public.

But the web is expected to be social now. People immediately wanted comments. That wasn't the intention. The @-name was a compromise to allow reference to others, or @-name/number for specific posts.

The goal was to allow authors who have their writings silenced by the mainstream websites to have a means to publish. The blogging sites delete controversial thoughts, and give logs to third parties.

This website was intended to be on the same stage as the other mainstream sites, but where the authors are hidden and use puppets to speak freely. Since we use Tor, it's impossible to give logs to anyone.

But masked.name is experimental, and open for exploring all creative potential. If this doesn't work, or people have a different need to be filled, we can try other possibilities around the same idea.

Masked.name is a brand, which at the core is the basic idea of an anonymous tunnel interfaced to the mainstream web. There is much that could be done with that. But it depends on people, with actual need.

This is not a no-limits project where abuse will ever be allowed to flourish. But if you or anyone else has an honest creative use that the site is not allowing you to accomplish, feel free to ask for support.

The Internet is important, and although it is increasingly difficult for people to speak their mind freely without harassment, censorship, or arrest, we must find ways to keep the original dream alive.

It is the hope that masked.name can contribute towards that noble effort and provide positive solutions backed by solid technology. Many of us have a long history online, and don't plan to go anywhere.

Let's work together to keep the net a place we want to stay, and a place for future generations to share information freely, without bullying from those who attempt to suppress others for selfish gain.

This site strikes me as an onion version of Twitter. Except on here people don't post about the triv

MotherFuckenWeathermen — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 04:24:45 +0000

This site strikes me as an onion version of Twitter. Except on here people don't post about the trivial details of their lives, so all that's left is the inanity (excepting @adamredlig, @Evy, @SPQR, and @xcZIZQ of course—sorry if I missed anyone).

There's something about the format here that encourages short posts (convention? lack of navigation?). But there is no support for discussion threading like on a forum, so you don't get the long back and forth discussion. This place might have its uses. It's hard to say for sure until we get a community of users on here who stick around.

All it takes to become a hacker is a willingness to learn and a natural curiosity about all the thin

MotherFuckenWeathermen — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 03:57:24 +0000

@Evy/227 "hackers" (whom we would now call "script kiddies") had stopped using 1337 speak seriously by the time AOL died (think 20th century). That scene has shed its prankster roots and turned into something more criminal: botnets. I uploaded a book for you to read if you are curious about that. But if you want to know about real hacking (not the 1337 speak kind), you should start by reading this series and eventually read this.

All it takes to become a hacker is a willingness to learn and a natural curiosity about all the things you aren't being told. If you have taught yourself how to use PGP and Tor you have already demonstrated plenty of competence, now you just need experience.

Anyway, tell me more about hacking. I know it's not like the movies, but how is it? I'm really curio

Evy — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 18:53:12 +0000

@Maxwell so your hacker? Cool. How is it being one? I always thought about it, but tor and pgp are pretty much all of my computers ability ;)

Anyway, tell me more about hacking. I know it's not like the movies, but how is it? I'm really curious!

You can leave out your sex life, though.

VV3l(0|V|3 70 1|\|$uRg3n(y, 3v3|\| VV3 |)0|\|7 |<|\|0VV w|-|0 VV3 @r3 @|\|y|\/|0r3.

Maxwell — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 13:46:15 +0000

VV3l(0|V|3 70 1|\|$uRg3n(y, 3v3|\| VV3 |)0|\|7 |<|\|0VV w|-|0 VV3 @r3 @|\|y|\/|0r3.

Just wanted to verify the feature. Thanx4beeing there... /M - "No one is less valuable than me

Messiah — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 22:25:23 +0000

Just wanted to verify the feature. Thanx4beeing there...

/M

- "No one is less valuable than me"

I came here looking for a place where I can make up fun short stories and noone will know who I am:

Maxwell — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 07:27:23 +0000

I came here looking for a place where I can make up fun short stories and noone will know who I am: where I can rant about stupid shit and none of the stupid shitheads can shit all over my shit writing with their shit criticism. Besides, they say writing for one's own self is literary masturbation, so I suppose this is my opportunity to virtually cum over their increasingly hypothetical feces. Lets begin.

They tell me that we are different from the others. They say that they were 'real' hackers. As if anything were ever real.

5:00AM: a twitch in my bloodshot eyes tells me to keep going.

"Come on. You know that he can not beat you"

And the worst of all of this is that I am right. At five in the morning, naked, sitting on the floor, sprawled between a Commodore 128 and my new Laptop, I realize that I am painfully correct. Everything is true in my world. My world is one of raw humanity, one of a beast to grand to be given freedom. A labyrinth of wires is soon the vehicle of a thousand cries for help. Begging for life, or death, or anything but this!

6:00AM. My eyes are closed as I decide to be a historian for the morning. Qbasic, C, (Dare I say Java?), whoring my mind out to an empire of imposing logical statements and a vast, constantly growing, self moderating plethora of knowledge. And still my lips are idle, dreaming of having a 'life.' Who has a life, anyways?

8:00AM: My dog and a bowl of ramen. These two things have a common factor: they are both spread out on top of me as I sail through the vast infinity of my subconsciousness. Actually, I'm dreaming about sex, and I at some point manage to ejaculate in my sleep.

5:00PM: I wake up, brush off the mixture of cum, dog hair and piss, and ramen, which have been unifying on my chest/stomach for the past 9 hours, and masturbate.

Where is 'life'?

Just wanted to say that it's great to have a place like this to rant, and just be completely honest,

xyberpix — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 02:44:55 +0000

Just wanted to say that it's great to have a place like this to rant, and just be completely honest, as I've been getting a bit concerned about writing some of my thoughts down on public blogs lately, so thank you.
I'll spend a lot of time on here going forwward.

Guys? About the Pirate Bay? This is really bad. They say a war has started, so let's see about th

Evy — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 14:34:54 +0000

Guys? About the Pirate Bay? This is really bad.

They say a war has started, so let's see about that. It should be fun.

I hope nobody does anything bad to the judge, though. Everybody says he was bought, but that might not be true. Corps are not the nice guys, they might as well blackmailed him or threaten him to do something to his kids, like get them suspended from school or something, they can do that. So he may be another victim after all.

Anyway, good luck pirates. And don't stop fighting, we're here for you.

I like to fuck sheep and Have sex with kids

jackoff — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 15:19:58 +0000

I like to fuck sheep and Have sex with kids

happy sunday, anyone on right now? If not, i just wanted to say i love this place and the ideas i

thatoneguy — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 22:11:54 +0000

happy sunday, anyone on right now?

If not, i just wanted to say i love this place and the ideas it represents.

happy easter niggers

niggernigger — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 01:38:42 +0000

happy easter niggers

Oh, and one more thing. The graphics of this site ... it's incredibly cool. Thank you, unknown graph

Evy — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 14:40:22 +0000

Oh, and one more thing. The graphics of this site ... it's incredibly cool. Thank you, unknown graphic guy.

Nice day to all you masked ones! @adamredlig are you here still? Any news about your cryptoideas?

Evy — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 14:27:48 +0000

Nice day to all you masked ones!

@adamredlig are you here still? Any news about your cryptoideas? I don't think firegpg is very good, do you really trust it? Basically, while gpg and terminal should be pretty secure and well tried software, firegpg is just a piece of javascript in a web browser downloaded from who knows where playing with your private keys -- not very nice, is it?

Also, copying and pasting ecrypted messages might be annoying, but that's the only way to be sure some app is not saving the data somewhere (in cache, etc).

@234139 if you are in love with someone, you should tel him/her right away. You live only once, right? XKCD has something to say about it, too.

oh well isn't that nice!

johndoetehsecond — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 12:51:50 +0000

oh well isn't that nice!

I feel like, i finally found the TRUE place i've been looking for...A gateway into an Abyss of Anony

iNSURGEON — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 22:26:33 +0000

I feel like, i finally found the TRUE place i've been looking for...A gateway into an Abyss of Anonymity, and like minded folks. I'll be back shortly.

中国人测试

holland — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 12:27:52 +0000

中国人测试

sometimes I could just scream only because of nothing

0bc — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 15:29:04 +0000

sometimes I could just scream only because of nothing

well, the advantage of masked.name, is that you can tell the whole world if that suits your fancy.

adamredlig — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 01:58:41 +0000

@234139/211

well, the advantage of masked.name, is that you can tell the whole world if that suits your fancy. change the names and places in your story, and you are as anonymous as a smudge on a one dollar bill.

im in love with someone and i cannot tell a soul

234139 — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 22:11:08 +0000

im in love with someone and i cannot tell a soul

Hey there, I just thought I'd post my hidden web service. it snot much, but i will add to it as I go

free2bme — Sun, 01 Mar 2009 01:57:22 +0000

Hey there, I just thought I'd post my hidden web service. it snot much, but i will add to it as I go. its just a collection of whatever information i feel like posting up for your reading pleasure.

http://ieja6sponxrbdftm.onion/

Have fun!

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nigger — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 17:07:04 +0000

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I've not seen FireGPG before today. The screenshots look interesting, but I'll have to investigate

adamredlig — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 13:01:26 +0000

@xcZIZQ/206

I've not seen FireGPG before today. The screenshots look interesting, but I'll have to investigate more. Personally, I don't see why crypto should be difficult. I think the most difficult part in the process should be not losing your private key. Everything else should be intuitive even to the inexperienced user. If it's not - that's the fault of the developers and the lazy, ignorant, or hostile decision makers for this software.

So here's what I've collected so far as my "gift basket" for inexperienced users wanting to be more private in their communications:

a usb disk containing:
- - vidaliaportable (preconfigured, my pub keys, no history, noscript, possibly with fireftp)
- - pidginportable (with otr)
- - gpg4usb (with my pub keys)

I don't have any good portable, easy to use, key managers yet or anything that will encrypt binary files. Also, everything that uses a private key in a portable app will need to have the new private key manually added ... that's quite inconvenient. Obviously the solution would be, once a key manager is found, configure the others to use that keyring. But that's not even supported by the apps I mentioned above (as far as I know).

Loyalty, trust, faith, and victory. This is all that defines a soldier, his strength, commitment, a

UwSnTf — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 02:16:04 +0000

Loyalty, trust, faith, and victory. This is all that defines a soldier, his strength, commitment, and passion. What is a soldier without a cause?
A fight for nothingness, a fight only to fight, or to fight without a pause. I call upon the commons, my equals, all my commanders and comrades
To stand up and fight, fight for all that is right, all that is just. No longer can we stand for this oppression of the ideas and values that we held so dear. They have been ripped from the roots. Our once united family has been crippled, left for dead, and is now fighting itself to survive.
We need unity...we need love... and most of all, we need freedom...
This is not a call for violence, nor is it a call for revolt... this is a call for unity, and most of all, a call for help. We all share a common goal, and all believe in a common idea....men fall, men falter, but ideas are forever
United we Stand...Never to Fall
One soldier, one leader, one unit, one army...all may fall, but an idea is forever... As long as we are together, we stand behind each other and fight
We can never fail
Soldiers above all, win wars, and this war requires all that we can get. In wars such as these, even the five star generals must fight, must fight a fight of no ends
This is not a speech, or a request, this is an ABSOLUTE declaration of war
WAVE AFTER WAVE of attacks, until every resource, every soldier, and all hope has diminished, or until we have won our fair fight, until we have gained our right to freedom
FREEDOM IS NOT FREE, we must pay with blood sweat and tears, and nothing less, and nothing more do we have to offer. FOR FREEDOM WE SHALL FIGHT
And for nothing less shall we settle.

The message isn't adapted for anything. This is pure... and simple. Fight for not only your privacy, but there are many other things that we must fight for. More to come...
~Chaotic Anarchist~

Sticking with email, it is somewhat difficult to have good, easy, crypto. FireGPG is actually not as

xcZlZQ — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 01:56:04 +0000

@adamredlig/204

Sticking with email, it is somewhat difficult to have good, easy, crypto. FireGPG is actually not as good as anyone thought it was, and the alternative is basically Thunderbird or doing a lot of copying/pasting.

However, secure, encrypted communication is not unavailable -- a good example is Pidgin with OTR. This is IM, not email, but it can encrypt any of the IM protocol supported by pidgin so long as both people have Pidgin and OTR. Both of those are easy to set up and install, and even key compromise doesn't hurt the security of old messages.

It isn't email, but it's still worth looking into.

This is just a test, but if this works, I'll be posting here often.

UwSnTf — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 00:59:56 +0000

This is just a test, but if this works, I'll be posting here often.

so here's a problem i've been searching for an answer on... this is a very common scenario in my en

adamredlig — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 15:45:53 +0000

so here's a problem i've been searching for an answer on... this is a very common scenario in my environment

assume
- - bob uses gmail, yahoo, or similar
- - alice is very educated in regards to cryptography and privacy
- - bob has only basic computer skills
- - that bob has finally been convinced that privacy in communication is important

how does bob, with only basic computer skills - but a healthy interest in privacy - communicate privately with alice. we have vidaliaportable that is, in my option, the first good step towards making tor available to regular people. is there anything similar for gpg? maybe some lesser-known technology that happens to have an intuitive gui (preferably able to run from a usb drive)?

my abilities to locate such a product are obviously lacking....

holy shit... i've been a tor user for a while but never fully understood what hidden services was d

free2bme — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 06:51:56 +0000

holy shit... i've been a tor user for a while but never fully understood what hidden services was
damn this is awesome!!! free at last! my privacy, oh how i've missed thee.
nothing much to say at the moment.
just... wow, kewl!

-free2bme-

what's going on out there? i can feel something... i just don't know what it is.

mrdriller — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 04:38:29 +0000

what's going on out there?
i can feel something... i just don't know what it is.

Broadly I think the answer is no, it is not too late to change attitudes and opinions about privacy.

SPQR — Tue, 24 Feb 2009 21:46:03 +0000

Broadly I think the answer is no, it is not too late to change attitudes and opinions about privacy.

Although I would ask if it is something the masses, if you will, would or do consider important. The answer to that, I believe, is no. No because some people just have this almost pathological need to share. Look at some of what is posted on facebook/myspace as a prime example.

If you're willing to share even intimate details of your personal like with basically nameless strangers it is no small wonder that people almost willingly surrender their entire privacy portfolio to any entity or company that promises to "help you" stay organized, active, connected, make your life easier etc., for a price of course.

That price being money and the surrendering of your "privacy" basically to them to be able to exploit for their financial gain. Not that there is anything necessarily devious about that, particularly if people do it willingly, albeit not fully informed. It is when such becomes forced that it is problematic.

I would say that what is important is that people recognize the value of privacy tools and use them. This comes through support and use. Those organizations and people engaged in proactive measure to maintain privacy must be supported.

As to the matter of people always saying "well if you have nothing to hide," et., that is simply silly. After all do we want someone to open our mail? I think most reasonable people would day no. That being the case we don't want anyone snooping or even being able to on our conversations even about the weather.

Masked.name is a great resource and I'd like to see the concept implemented on a broader scale. I wonder if whomever created this site would consider providing a how-to in the onion realm for others interested in implementing the philosophy. Or perhaps they would graciously allow other sites to offer anonymous free speech through masked.name as an option. For me, I'd be willing to, however modestly, contribute funds to further this idea.

Absolute Free Speech must reign supreme. Let's keep the discussion going.

regular folks have become so accustomed to having their privacy invaded.... it's not possible to bu

adamredlig — Tue, 24 Feb 2009 01:06:54 +0000

regular folks have become so accustomed to having their privacy invaded.... it's not possible to buy anything without having your identity raped. digital cash was never implemented - though it would work quite well and we've know how to do it since long before online shopping became commonplace. every transaction links to every other transaction. every phone call, even trip down the tollway. every major shopping center, with their cameras and customer loyalty cards. even the almighty google alerts the cdc whenever search trends indicate an epidemic (somebody define slippery slope for us, class).

while tor and gpg are fantastic for those of us with the tools, i wonder if it's just too late. not only is privacy in communication something that is seldom realized, it is quite unpatriotic. but why? why must i answer the question: "what are you hiding from?" does it matter? maybe i'm not hiding from anything :: i'm not a terrorist. i'm not here for the cp. i'm not here to be a deviant. i wouldn't trust me to make those claims, but why does it even matter. :: i want privacy because it's mine to protect.

here is my question to the few: is it possible to teach the many to embrace privacy?

I agree in that I hope that this site stays available regularly. It is a valuable forum for the prom

SPQR — Sat, 21 Feb 2009 01:07:02 +0000

I agree in that I hope that this site stays available regularly. It is a valuable forum for the promotion of free speech. As an example which I'm sure is known to many; Voltaire mostly published anonymously for fear of reprisal by church and state. Écrasez l'Infâme

I bruteforced your mother.

makera1984 — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 22:22:15 +0000

I bruteforced your mother.

Oh boy, hope this service stays online for a while. Hidden services have a tendency of disappearing,

AoXoMoXoA — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 18:47:58 +0000

Oh boy, hope this service stays online for a while. Hidden services have a tendency of disappearing, reappearing and vanishing pretty quickly -.-

Ubuntu is mainly open-source. The main place you will see closed-source applications being used in u

lguru — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 17:43:07 +0000

Ubuntu is mainly open-source. The main place you will see closed-source applications being used in ubuntu is the driver section.

Anyone know how much is closed source in Ubuntu?

trent — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 10:51:05 +0000

Anyone know how much is closed source in Ubuntu?

test test test

john0101 — Sat, 17 Jan 2009 05:56:03 +0000

test test test

Cheerz to this place. I could be wrong but for the first time in a long time, I feel like I can pos

john0101 — Sat, 17 Jan 2009 05:32:26 +0000

Cheerz to this place. I could be wrong but for the first time in a long time, I feel like I can post anything I want. And what do I have to say... nothing. Sorry for being dramatic but it's just an exhale.

Metz est une belle ville.

metz — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 09:09:53 +0000

Metz est une belle ville.

tryin it

metz — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 09:07:58 +0000

tryin it

Republished with fixed linewraps. I'm sure we can all think of a few situations where we would ra

xcZlZQ — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 03:04:20 +0000

Republished with fixed linewraps.

I'm sure we can all think of a few situations where we would rather not have our computers be an open book to anyone who cares to look. Thankfully, securing your computer against even an attacker with a great deal of resources is not very difficult (warranty void if removed, do not eat, lost ticket pays maximum rate, batteries not included. We'll get to limitations later on). Here are some guidelines for general security. They aren't really in any order, and all of them are really rather important.

First, use free and open source software exclusively on any computer that will touch anything you want to keep safe. A system running GNU/linux or a BSD variant is a must. On that machine, try not to run anything closed source. The problem with closed source software is that you don't actually know what it's doing, and so it categorically can't be trusted. An obvious example is Microsoft's well documented backdoors for law enforcement. All the hard work that you do to secure your computer will be for naught if the proprietary software you run is backdoored or phones home with compromising data. If you have no unix experience, I suggest using the latest ubuntu alternate install CD, and to install with the free software only option using dm-crypt/LUKS full disk encryption. This isn't a how to, so I won't go in depth, but having all your data encrypted and on a system you can trust is the first step. There are pages that could be written on just FDE, but I won't be the one to write them, at least not right now. Just know that this part is crucial.

Second, and closely related, use good passphrases. The passphrase is the weak point in the encryption link. The best passphrases don't have words, contain numbers and symbols, and are at *very least* 16 characters long (though personally, I tend to use at least 30. Use the longest passphrases you can actually remember). If you have trouble remembering that sort of thing, there are alternatives. Though I stand by the random string approach, something like diceware (diceware.com) is a good start. Perhaps use 7+ words and inject a couple random numbers or symbols for good measure.

Third, secure your communications. There are articles on OTR, GPG, and tor in here. Read them, follow them. Enjoy the privacy.

Fourth, change keys, or subkeys, fairly often. Every year should be okay. Too often is annoying to everyone trying to contact you, and doesn't give you much benefit, but 1 - 4 times per year shouldn't be a huge hassle to anyone, and gives a good deal of security. Using subkeys for gpg is a good idea if you use it to communicate with many people (this should be everyone), since you don't have to have everyone verify again when you switch subkeys, unlike if you switch keys.

Fifth, for any really important or sensitive data, use more than just full disk encryption. I like truecrypt because of the hidden volume option, but there is nothing wrong with using encfs or even just encrypting the important files with gpg. The important thing is to have a step that requires you to think before having access to sensitive data, and to put one more barrier between an attacker and the data that really matters. It isn't unthinkable that someone could somehow get ahold of your computer when it is logged in, so it is wise to make sure that even in that event, all is not lost.

This is a very, very long way from exhaustive, but I hope it gives you a good starting point, or, if you already know your way around this stuff, a good reminder, on general computer security. Before I finish though, I promised a bit on limitations.

The best algorithms in the world backed up with a hundred character random passphrase doesn't mean anything if someone else knows it. If some person or persons have decided in advance that they need to break your encryption (rather than, for example, stealing/confiscating your computer and then coming up against the security), they will try to get the passphrases from you by hook or by crook. Attacking strong cryptography directly is not feasible. Never tell anyone your passphrase, and avoid talking about your passphrase. Never write your passphrase down. Make sure no one shoulder surfs your passphrase. As a corollary, it's not unheard of to plant cameras to pick up a passphrase; don't let it happen to you. Think about using keyfiles as well as a passphrase. Be careful, stay safe.

I'm sure we can all think of a few situations where we would rather not have our computers be an ope

xcZlZQ — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 02:57:13 +0000

I'm sure we can all think of a few situations where we would rather not have our computers be an open book to anyone who cares to
look. Thankfully, securing your computer against even an attacker with a great deal of resources is not very difficult (warranty void
if removed, do not eat, lost ticket pays maximum rate, batteries not included. We'll get to limitations later on). Here are some
guidelines for general security. They aren't really in any order, and all of them are really rather important.
First, use free and open source software exclusively on any computer that will touch anything you want to keep safe. A system
running GNU/linux or a BSD variant is a must. On that machine, try not to run anything closed source. The problem with closed source
software is that you don't actually know what it's doing, and so it categorically can't be trusted. An obvious example is Microsoft's
well documented backdoors for law enforcement. All the hard work that you do to secure your computer will be for naught if the
proprietary software you run is backdoored or phones home with compromising data. If you have no unix experience, I suggest using the
latest ubuntu alternate install CD, and to install with the free software only option using dm-crypt/LUKS full disk encryption. This
isn't a how to, so I won't go in depth, but having all your data encrypted and on a system you can trust is the first step. There are
pages that could be written on just FDE, but I won't be the one to write them, at least not right now. Just know that this part is
crucial.
Second, and closely related, use good passphrases. The passphrase is the weak point in the encryption link. The best
passphrases don't have words, contain numbers and symbols, and are at *very least* 16 characters long (though personally, I tend to
use at least 30. Use the longest passphrases you can actually remember). If you have trouble remembering that sort of thing, there
are alternatives. Though I stand by the random string approach, something like diceware (diceware.com) is a good start. Perhaps use
7+ words and inject a couple random numbers or symbols for good measure.
Third, secure your communications. There are articles on OTR, GPG, and tor in here. Read them, follow them. Enjoy the
privacy.
Fourth, change keys, or subkeys, fairly often. Every year should be okay. Too often is annoying to everyone trying to
contact you, and doesn't give you much benefit, but 1 - 4 times per year shouldn't be a huge hassle to anyone, and gives a good deal
of security. Using subkeys for gpg is a good idea if you use it to communicate with many people (this should be everyone), since you
don't have to have everyone verify again when you switch subkeys, unlike if you switch keys.
Fifth, for any really important or sensitive data, use more than just full disk encryption. I like truecrypt because of the
hidden volume option, but there is nothing wrong with using encfs or even just encrypting the important files with gpg. The important
thing is to have a step that requires you to think before having access to sensitive data, and to put one more barrier between an
attacker and the data that really matters. It isn't unthinkable that someone could somehow get ahold of your computer when it is
logged in, so it is wise to make sure that even in that event, all is not lost.
This is a very, very long way from exhaustive, but I hope it gives you a good starting point, or, if you already know your way
around this stuff, a good reminder, on general computer security. Before I finish though, I promised a bit on limitations.
The best algorithms in the world backed up with a hundred character random passphrase doesn't mean anything if someone else
knows it. If some person or persons have decided in advance that they need to break your encryption (rather than, for example,
stealing/confiscating your computer and then coming up against the security), they will try to get the passphrases from you by hook or
by crook. Attacking strong cryptography directly is not feasible. Never tell anyone your passphrase, and avoid talking about your
passphrase. Never write your passphrase down. Make sure no one shoulder surfs your passphrase. As a corollary, it's not unheard of
to plant cameras to pick up a passphrase; don't let it happen to you. Think about using keyfiles as well as a passphrase. Be
careful, stay safe.

We are again open for business, thanks to Jamon.

xcZlZQ — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 02:55:03 +0000

We are again open for business, thanks to Jamon.

finch (console pidgin) also supports socks5 and http proxies, and won't leak DNS either.

public — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 01:27:16 +0000

@public/182
finch (console pidgin) also supports socks5 and http proxies, and won't leak DNS either.

Do you know something? Do you need to know something? Then why not share it with us at The Intel

TIE — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 21:56:59 +0000

Do you know something?
Do you need to know something?

Then why not share it with us at The Intel Exchange?

The underground's first intelligence gathering network...

Do you know something? Do you need to know something? Then why not share it with us at The Intel

TIE — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 21:54:32 +0000

Do you know something?
Do you need to know something?

Then why not share it with us at The Intel Exchange?

The underground's first intelligence gathering network...

Лиля Желева — шлюха :3

public — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 05:39:16 +0000

Лиля Желева — шлюха
:3

yeah.. created my shells.onion account, now i can use irc with irssi setuped on sheels.onion's serve

mao — Sun, 30 Nov 2008 16:52:13 +0000

yeah.. created my shells.onion account, now i can use irc with irssi setuped on sheels.onion's server
nice. realy nice

weechat is (afaik) the only console irc client with working socks5 support. Making it play nice with

public — Sun, 30 Nov 2008 15:36:51 +0000

weechat is (afaik) the only console irc client with working socks5 support. Making it play nice with Tor is as easy as changing the following lines in the [proxy] section of ~/weechat/weechat.rc :....

hmm... i think i will create a new account, special for tor irc chatting

где мои старые сообщения, лол

mao — Sun, 30 Nov 2008 15:20:41 +0000

где мои старые сообщения, лол

lolwat что-то сломалось?

mao — Sun, 30 Nov 2008 15:19:28 +0000

lolwat
что-то сломалось?

sup guys. haven't been here for a while btw: [SPOILER]partyvan irc died[/SPOILER] and: [SPOILER]

public — Sun, 30 Nov 2008 15:18:19 +0000

sup guys. haven't been here for a while

btw: [SPOILER]partyvan irc died[/SPOILER]
and: [SPOILER]Kirt is a fag :3[/SPOILER]

sup guys. haven't been here for a while btw: [SPOI LER

public — Sun, 30 Nov 2008 15:17:40 +0000

sup guys. haven't been here for a while

btw: [SPOI LER

核心提示在湖北省长阳、嘉鱼、大悟等地，大量希望小学被废弃，甚至

public — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 17:48:54 +0000

　　核心提示在湖北省长阳、嘉鱼、大悟等地，大量希望小学被废弃，甚至沦为猪圈、鸭圈。或许，有人认为这是特殊历史时期客观条件下造成的。即便如此，对筹建失范、管理失职这种主观责任，是否又会有官员出来承担？

　　⊙《法制周报》首席记者朱春先发自湖北

　　2008年11月20日下午，湖北省长阳县黄家坪村大鹏希望小学。

　　一条被锁着的黄狗，一看见杨德坤走近，便快乐地摇着尾巴，甚至在地上打起了滚。而当杨大鹏也试着走近时，黄狗却高声狂吠、眼露凶光。

　　在黄狗面前，两人的境遇迥然有别。但这条黄狗不知道，杨大鹏才是它栖身的这栋房子的真正主人。

　　1997年，杨大鹏花了将近10万元，建成全县第一所以农民企业家名字命名的希望小学。希望小学废弃多年后，杨德坤以1000元的价格，从村委会租了整座学校，用来堆放杂物。

　　黄狗也就是随着杨德坤一起住进了学校，履行它看管财物的职责。

　　除此外，猪、鸡、鸭也成为这里相对独立的主角，在曾经的希望小学里，自由自在地生活着。

　　像大鹏希望小学一样，众多的希望小学沦为家禽们快乐的天堂，那曾经琅琅的读书声，早已远远地消失，而产生这种结局，却是缘于多年前运动式办教育滋生的诸多隐患。

　　上篇:一所希望小学短暂的生命旅程

　　女友生前曾这样嘱咐：“如果将来有钱了，一定要在家乡建一所希望小学。”女友死后，杨大鹏用打工赚来的钱实现了恋人的心愿。可两年后，他建的希望小学成了他人的猪圈。

　　履行对已故女友的承诺

　　杨大鹏的老家，在被称为土家族母亲河的清江边上，山水相接，十分秀丽。

　　沿着清江出县城不到10公里，便是杨大鹏的家乡长阳县黄家坪村所在地。

　　在简易公路边，大鹏希望小学在初冬的暖阳里，孤独而又恬静地矗立着。

　　这所希望小学的背后，隐含着一个凄苦的爱情故事。杨大鹏告诉《法制周报》记者，他之所以在当时条件并不太宽裕的情况下，拿出近10万元建小学，是为了替自己死去的女友还愿，希望小学就是女友生命的延续。

　　1993年，杨大鹏在广州番禺打工时，结识了同在这里打工的老乡孙颖，两人很快确定了恋爱关系。孙颖在离开家乡前，曾在长阳县黄家坪小学当过一年多的代课教师。由于母亲病重需要医药费，而代课教师工资很低，孙颖不得不离开学校南下打工。“当时，她的打工收入有1200元左右，是代课教师工资的五六倍。”杨大鹏说，孙颖非常热爱教师这个职业，几次跟他提起，如果将来有钱了，一定要在家乡建一所希望小学，自己去那里当教师。

　　不料，两个月后，孙颖在一次车祸中去世。

　　伤痛之后，杨大鹏把捐建希望小学当作对恋人的承诺，几年后，便付诸了行动。

　　一天，家人给他打来电话，要他回家参加村里的一个会议。此时，他已经掌管着几百号人的建筑队伍。

　　杨大鹏来到村委会办公室时，会议已经开始了。会议的主要议题是，为翻修破旧的村小学，要求村里每人捐资250元。

　　长阳县为国家级贫困县，绝大多数农村的经济都很落后，杨家坪村也不例外，要求每人捐资250元，对这些家庭来说，根本没有可能性。

　　杨大鹏问当时的村主任赵运录：“你家的经济条件在村上算好，还是中等，或是不好？”赵运录回答：“中等。”杨大鹏又问：“你家4口人交1000元，难吗？”赵运录说：“那还是有点吃力！”

　　听到这话后，杨大鹏有了自己的想法，他决定在自己的村子里，践行对女友孙颖的承诺，将整所学校的建设费用全部包下来。于是，他对村干部们表态，这所学校他来出钱建设，大家出点工就可以了。

　　两年后突然遭停办

　　杨大鹏的提议，很快被反馈到当时的津洋口镇政府，并得到有关领导的首肯。第二天，杨大鹏与该镇党委书记田科举见面，商定了捐建希望小学的细节。

　　此时正是暑假，破烂不堪的杨家坪小学在学生们离校后，显得空旷而寂寥。为了确保下学期如期开学，杨大鹏很快将78000元现金投入到工地建设中，并从县城拖了30吨水泥、3吨钢筋到学校。

　　1997年8月，一栋拥有3层楼6间教室、一个操场、粉刷一新的学校建成了。

　　2008年11月20日，《法制周报》记者在杨大鹏希望小学的前坪看到，这栋还不算太旧的学校，却堆满了各种杂物，而“大鹏希望小学”6个竖写的大字招牌，已经残缺不全，只剩下“大鹏希”三个字，而“望小学”三个字已经不存在了。

　　大鹏希望小学停办了，而“大鹏希”和“望小学”却可以当作两个独立的句子来理解。

　　杨大鹏说，学校只办了两年就被撤销了，全部学生被迁到邓家坝小学就读。

　　“直到现在，也没有人对我作过这所学校为什么不办了的解释。”杨大鹏说，当时这里要建学校，有关部门应该是经过深思熟虑的。希望小学不应该只有这么短的寿命，这么短时间就可以停办，当初何必建这所学校？

　　在长阳县教育局编写的《千秋业》一书中，该书作者经过调查，认为该校是“全国由农民个人捐资兴建的第一所希望小学”，杨大鹏也因此成为上世纪90年代末期长阳县的新闻人物，杨大鹏还接受过中央和省市数十家媒体的采访。

　　长阳县一位不愿意透露姓名的相关部门负责人称，上述说法不完全准确，全国那么多县，这个说法是哪里来的？但他承认，杨大鹏以普通农村公民身份捐建希望小学，这在全县是第一个。

　　下篇:被刺痛的全民“希望”

　　在早年带有一种运动式色彩的全民动员下，村办小学已蔚然成风，有的甚至一个村出现了几所小学。缺乏长远的、科学的规划，是造成如今大量希望小学被废弃的一个重要原因。

　　并非孤例

　　在长阳县，杨大鹏捐建的希望小学的命运绝非孤例。

　　被称为长阳第一所希望小学的原黄柏山乡猫儿冲村希望小学，现在已经养起了猪。

　　长阳县黄柏山乡是革命老区，当年贺龙打游击就在这里。1995年，宜昌市团委、长阳县民委共同捐资10万元，建成了这所希望小学。

　　5年后的2000年，学校由于生源不足被迫停办。不久，当地村民花1万元买下了这所学校。现在，这里已不再是当年的模样，3亩多的学校操场被重新开垦耕作，村民在上面种下玉米、土豆等农作物。学校厨房则被用来养猪、养鸡。教室、教工宿舍则成为村民的住宅和杂屋间。

　　同样，津洋口镇合子坳村的春华希望小学是当地人赵春华捐建的。1996年，已是广州一家医院董事长的赵春华，以个人名义出资15万元，建起了春华希望小学。

　　和前述两所学校一样，现在，春华希望小学也已不复存在，已成为村委会的办公楼。能够显示当年历史的，只有门口一块石碑上的一行字：“赵春华先生身居闹市，怀揣乡情，深知文韬安社稷，科教兴百业，春华捐资故里，意在丰硕秋实”。

　　一位不愿意透露姓名的一部门负责人明确表示，上世纪80年代初期，长阳县土家族自治县获得国务院批准成立，很多人由过去的汉族身份被明确为土家族，计划生育政策也进行了调整，很多家庭可以允许生两胎。

　　“从1984年到1992年，第一批生两胎的孩子成为小学一年级学生，而6年后的1998年，这些孩子又成为初一新生，这都需要有足够的学校来安排这些孩子就读”。

　　当时，全县有440个村级单位(含居委会)，到2001年合村并组后，只有154个了，而小学适龄儿童也从当初的5万余人，减少到现在的18000人左右。

　　在这种局面下，撤并学校成为一个无奈的选择。

　　长阳县教育局党委副书记田明岳告诉记者，该县原有519所小学，撤并后，只剩下99所。这当中，也包括不少希望小学。

　　“全民办教育”滋生隐患

　　在杨大鹏看来，导致他所捐建的希望小学只运行两年就被撤并的命运，一个主要的问题是，有关部门在筹建时，缺乏科学的预测，缺乏统筹规划，“如果知道只办两年就停了，我绝对不会建希望小学，而是会考虑另外一种方式来献爱心”。

　　杨大鹏捐建希望小学的时机，正好与长阳县大规模筹建希望小学的时间点吻合。但杨大鹏没有将钱交给团县委下属的青基会，而是自己出资建设，最后才在团县委的指导下，以自己的名字命名，挂上了希望小学的牌子。

　　11年后，杨大鹏再次见到当年担任共青团长阳县委书记的覃德双时，感慨不已：“当初如果直接把钱给团委，情况可能会是另外一种样子。”他说，在他知道希望小学要由青基会统一管理的信息时，学校已经建到第三层，接近完工了。

　　对于大鹏希望小学是否属于希望小学性质的说法，覃德双证实，杨大鹏捐建学校没有通过各级团委的审批，是自愿行为。在命名上，中国青基会曾经发过一个函，称社会资本捐建学校达到61%的比例的，可以命名为希望小学，但不纳入青基会希望小学的系统管理。

　　长阳县教育局党委副书记田明岳承认，上世纪90年代，该县类似杨大鹏、赵春华这样的社会爱心人士主动捐建的希望小学不在少数，但更多的是通过青基会建设的，还有一些是由当地乡镇村组自筹资金建设的学校，全县有440个村级单位都在建学校。

　　当时，流行的两句口号是：“人民教育人民办，办好教育为人民”、“再穷不能穷教育，再苦不能苦孩子”。在这种带有运动式色彩的全民动员下，村办小学蔚然成风，有的甚至一个村出现了几所小学。

　　1993年，长阳县将教育权下放到乡镇，采取分级办学分组管理的模式，一直延续到普九教育的结束。而在普九期间，又正逢生育高峰期，“当时的预测也是这个时候作出的”。1998年普九结束后，长阳县才发现教育布局出现问题，并于2000年进行教育资源的大规模整合，集中办学。

　　谁来承担废弃之责

　　事实上，类似长阳县出现希望小学遭闲置的情况，在全国很多地方都存在，据网友报料，在湖北嘉鱼、大悟、鹤峰等地，当年为了普九教育建了很多学校，现在也被闲置了十之七八。

　　对此，中国青基会于11月20日作出了回应。

　　中国青基会常务副理事长顾晓今说，有关报道见报后，湖北省青基会立即派人进行了调查。根据调查核实的情况，湖北省青基会在长阳县共援建希望小学 18所，目前正常使用14所，被撤并4所。除此之外，宜昌市和长阳县团组织在1997年和1998年共援建了30所小型希望小学。由于农村小学布局调整，有21所村级教学点被合并到邻近的完全小学，目前正常使用的还有9所。

　　“有关媒体关于长阳县建有76所希望小学的报道，在长阳县教育局没有得到证实。”顾晓今说。

　　他表示，为了新建希望小学持久稳定发展，避免撤并风险，中国青基会在希望小学建设管理规则中，增加了学校应为乡村完全小学，在校学生人数不得低于270人的规定，同时，规定新建希望小学的选址务必符合当地农村中小学教育布局调整计划，15年内不被撤并。

　　“依据《公益事业捐赠法》相关规定，希望小学如确需撤并，要坚持希望小学牌子不丢、希望小学捐赠资产不丢的原则。”顾晓今说，由于希望小学全部属于政府规划的公立学校，在希望小学建设资金中既有捐赠人的捐款，也有政府的匹配资金，希望小学建成后，其公益财产随着学校管辖权转移给了政府教育行政部门，因此，政府有义务对这部分公益财产承担管理责任。

　　那么，包括长阳县等地的政府部门，有官员会站出来对被废弃的希望小学承担责任吗？(本报博客地址:blog.sina.com.cn/fazhizhoubao)

青基会回应湖北贫困县多所希望小学被废弃报道
http://www.sina.com.cn 2008年11月20日21:51 新华网

　　新华网北京11月20日电(记者谭浩)有关媒体日前报道湖北宜昌“长阳县希望小学被撤并”的消息后，引起社会广泛关注。中国青少年发展基金会有关负责人20日对此作出回应，并呼吁各界人士依靠专业机构实现慈善意愿。

　　据有关媒体报道，在上世纪90年代中后期“普九”中，湖北宜昌长阳土家族自治县在社会及众多爱心人士的援助下，建起了76所希望小学，成为“希望小学之县”。如今，全县只有18所希望小学尚在使用，其余58所小学或废弃，或另做他用，成为名副其实的“摆设”。

　　此报道披露后，湖北省青基会立即派人进行了调查。根据调查核实的情况，湖北省青基会在长阳县共援建希望小学18所，目前正常使用14所，被撤并 4所。除此之外，宜昌市和长阳县团组织为了帮助贫困地区儿童改善学习条件，在1997—1998年用募集的捐款按5万元/所的标准改造村级教学点的危旧校舍，共援建了30所“微型希望小学”。由于农村小学布局调整，有21所村级教学点被合并到邻近的完全小学，目前正常使用的还有9所。

　　“有关媒体关于长阳县建有76所希望小学的报道，在长阳县教育局没有得到证实。”中国青基会常务副理事长顾晓今说，报道中提及的“大鹏希望小学 ”和“春华希望小学”等，很可能是一些机构和个人援建学校后自行冠名为“希望小学”。这些援建项目由于缺乏监管，缺少后续扶持，没有专门的机构负责，因此出现问题较多。

　　顾晓今表示，从长阳县反映的情况来看，在农村小学布局调整的过程中，由希望工程实施机构援建的希望小学得到了较好的保留。据湖北省青基会调查，2000年以后湖北省新建的140多所希望小学没有一所出现撤并情况。

　　“事实上，中国青基会和各省青基会在援建希望小学时，严格遵守《希望小学建设管理规则》，其内容包括希望小学建设条件、项目申请和建设程序、建校资金管理以及后续扶持等等。”顾晓今说，为了新建希望小学持久稳定发展，避免撤并风险，中国青基会还在希望小学建设管理规则中，增加了“学校应为乡村完全小学，在校学生人数不得低于270人”的规定，同时强调“新建希望小学的选址务必符合当地农村中小学教育布局调整计划，15年内不被撤并”。

　　根据中国青基会2006年向青基会系统下发的有关意见，需要撤并的希望小学应由县级人民政府提出撤并的理由及希望小学资产、校名处置方案，报省级青基会会商捐赠人同意。中国青基会立项援建的希望小学，撤并处置方案须由省级青基会报中国青基会会商捐赠人同意。“依据《中华人民共和国公益事业捐赠法》的相关规定，希望小学如确需撤并，要坚持希望小学牌子不丢、希望小学捐赠资产不丢的原则。”顾晓今说，由于希望小学全部属于政府规划的公立学校，在希望小学建设资金中既有捐赠人的捐款，也有政府的匹配资金，希望小学建成后其公益财产随着学校管辖权转移给政府教育行政部门，因此政府有义务对这部分公益财产承担管理责任。

　　“目前，中国青基会已安排对各省希望小学撤并情况进行调查。”顾晓今在感谢社会各界发挥舆论监督的作用、促进公益事业健康发展的同时，呼吁各界人士依靠专业组织实现捐赠意愿，给予公益组织以信任和支持。

public — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 17:25:32 +0000

越来越多民众处于饥馑状态
http://www.dw-world.de/dw/article/0,,3721711,00.html

2000年，国际社会通过了千禧年目标。包括德国在内的189个国际承诺，在2015年之前在全球范围内减少贫困人口。尽管世界富裕水平目前处于历史最高水平，但有关饥荒的新闻依然不时成为头条，粮食价格迅速上涨，全球粮食储备下降到25年来的最低点。这是世界粮食组织最新报告中披露的事实。德国之声记者报导如下。

联合国粮食计划署每两年才公布一次世界粮食报告。但是今年的报告依然明确表明，越来越多的民众处于饥馑状态。联合国粮食计划署原材料和发展主管亚历山大-穆勒表示："2005年到2007年初，饥荒人口增长了将近7500万人。这意味着，现在饥荒人口总数已经超过了9亿2500万。而粮食价格高涨是2008年初才开始的。也就是说，我们担心下次的统一数字将显现出饥荒人口更高的增长。"

就算粮食价格保持目前的下降趋势，但这并不意味着穷人就有钱买吃的。因为随着出售价格的下降，厂商生产粮食的动力也会减少。而那些穷人和饥荒人口生活的地方，正是农村地区，他们将成为这一发展的受害者。

穆勒表示，"人们可以从目前的金融市场危机同时吸取一个教训。人们在金融市场大规模投入资金，避免最坏情况的发生。而在饥荒和贫穷危机方面，必须共同应对，只有采取类似的措施才能解决。多年来，联合国粮食计划署都在公布相关数字，只要拿出250到300亿美元就能彻底解决世界饥贫问题。而这不仅仅需要八国集团，也需要发展中国家的支持，集中生产粮食，努力扶贫。现在谁不与饥荒和贫困作斗争，今后几年里就会为此付出更多。不行动比行动所付出的代价更大。"

今年，全球创纪录大丰收，食品供给达到历史最高。但是丰收的好处只有在富国才显现出来。贫穷国家的农业已经受到气候变化的严重损害。因此必须为非洲的各个地区迅速制订方案，对粮食生产提出建议，并在全球变暖的效应显现之前保护当地农业生产。

"如果我们今天不根据气候变化的威胁对非洲农业进行相应调整的话，今后几年内农业收成会减少20%到30%。这意味着，人口最多的地区会产生饥荒现象。我们估计气象灾害，洪涝和干旱灾害会增加一倍到两倍。必须拿出防备措施。必须改变整体生产条件，种植适应浇灌方式的作物。整个食物链也应该作出调整，以适应植物和动物疫情。这些必须在当地进行，不仅需要资金，还需要国际合作。"

消除饥荒与气候变化的斗争越来越紧密的联合在一起。联合国粮食计划署认为，工业国家必须减少温室气体排放。只有这样才能对这个紧迫的问题作出一定的应对，"巴西生物柴油在气候保护方面起到很大的积极作用，因为这样可以减少大量二氧化碳排放。而巴西也制订了一个非常明确的消除贫困计划。这意味着，巴西在生产生物柴油的同时，认真对待饥荒和贫困问题。这样生态能源也能为减少气候损害作出贡献。"

穆勒表示，为了提高在世界市场上的竞争力而在美国和欧盟投入数十亿资金建设生物柴油厂是错误的。三十年内，能源需求将翻一番。但是，很少人能够做到，研发对气候保护有利的燃料，同时不增加饥荒和贫困人口的数量。

public — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 13:49:26 +0000

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杨佳26日上午在上海被执行死刑

新华网北京11月26日电对于受到社会广泛关注的杨佳袭警杀人案，中国最高人民法院经过复核，日前依法作出核准杨佳死刑的裁定。上海市第二中级人民法院按照最高人民法院下达的执行死刑命令，于26日对罪犯杨佳以注射方式执行了死刑。

最高人民法院经复核确认，被告人杨佳因对2007年10月5日晚在上海市受到闸北公安分局芷江西路派出所民警的依法盘查及公安机关对其投诉的处理情况不满，经精心预谋和周密准备，于2008年7月1日上午闯入闸北公安分局办公大楼，持刀行凶，致6名民警死亡、2名民警轻伤、1名民警和1名保安员轻微伤。

最高人民法院复核该案认为，被告人杨佳为泄私愤而报复杀人，犯罪手段特别残忍，犯罪情节特别恶劣，后果和罪行极其严重，社会危害性极大，应依法惩处。第一审判决、第二审裁定认定的事实清楚，证据确实、充分，定罪准确，量刑适当，审判程序合法。据此，最高人民法院依法作出核准杨佳死刑的裁定。

执行死刑前，杨佳同其母亲王静梅进行了会面。

都市快报11月26日报道今年7月1日，杨佳携带尖刀等作案工具闯入上海闸北公安分局机关大楼，刺死6人，刺伤5人。制造了震惊全国的袭警案。9月1日，上海市第二中级人民法院一审判处杨佳死刑。杨佳不服，提出上诉。10月20日，上海市高级人民法院作出驳回上诉、维持原判的终审裁定，并报请最高人民法院进行死刑核准。

杨佳母亲昨晚收到最高人民法院刑事裁定书，裁定核准杨佳死刑。三天前，她被有关部门从北京安康医院接出，前往上海。前日她与杨佳见面后被送往北京家中，告别了精神病院的生活。

裁定作出后七天内执行死刑

昨晚9时，杨佳母亲王静梅情绪失控，把前来探望的前夫杨福生、律师、记者等十人赶了出来，把自己一个人锁在北京朝阳区慧忠里小区的家中。两小时前，她收到了最高人民法院刑事裁定书，裁定核准杨佳死刑。

这份裁定书是在11月21日作出的，一共4页(两张纸)。王静梅说，这份裁定书是上海市高级人民法院两位法官送到家中的，说是受最高人民法院委托。

裁定书中写道，第一审判决、第二审裁定认定的事实清楚，证据确实、充分，定罪准确，量刑适当，审判程序合法。裁定如下：“核准上海市高级人民法院(2008)沪高刑终字第131号维持第一审对被告人杨佳以故意杀人罪判处死刑，剥夺政治权利终身的刑事裁定。本裁决自宣告之日起发生法律效力。”按照《刑事诉讼法》及司法解释规定，最高人民法院核准死刑后，在七天之内就要执行死刑。

杨母给儿子留了1000元

杨佳的父亲杨福生昨天说，11月24日，他也来探望了前妻，因为王静梅终于从精神病院回家了。但他们没有前往家中，而是在王静梅住宅楼下交谈了半个小时。

杨福生转述了王静梅所透露的探望杨佳的过程：11月23日下午，王静梅被有关人员从北京安康医院接出，坐飞机去了上海。24日上午在上海提篮桥监狱见到了杨佳，但司法人员不允许他们谈案情。当日下午2时，她与陪同人员一起坐飞机返回北京，不过这次，没有被带回精神病院，而是回到了自己家中。

王静梅说：“见儿子的时间非常短，连半个小时也没有”。她觉得杨佳情绪比较正常，给儿子留了1000元。

突然来临的裁定书，对王静梅的打击非常大，她原以为能看儿子，意味着儿子还有生的希望。于是回到家中以后，她准备给法院写材料。

在精神病院曾被使用假名

北京市忆通律师事务所律师刘晓原也随同杨佳父亲一起会见了杨母，他在博客中披露了杨母所述的入住精神病院期间的生活：7月3日深夜，王静梅被当地派出所送到北京安康医院，医生一开始没有给她用真名，一个月后经过多次交涉才恢复原名。在住院期间，她一人住一间房，有人还以为她是官员亲属。

此前，因王静梅在精神病院接受治疗，外界有人提议给杨佳做精神病鉴定，但最终司法机关没有采纳这一意见。 (本文来源：新华网 )

public — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 13:47:41 +0000

Automatic translators won't help when the red-banner-waving Chinese 同志们 appear at your doorste

public — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 08:24:58 +0000

@public/101 FAIL. Don't forget the ”的“ particle (as in “我干你的娘”) if that's what you meant, but I suspect that both “干“ and ”娘“ are wrong choices. Next time use your brain, not Google's.
Automatic translators won't help when the red-banner-waving Chinese 同志们 appear at your doorstep, grab your @ss and shanghai you into debt servitude. 工作吧，别说话！

rlpw: reliving pedowar This is a blog for the cause of youth liberation. It is written by various

rlpw — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 01:31:28 +0000

rlpw: reliving pedowar

This is a blog for the cause of youth liberation. It is written by various youth, mostly in the United States.

hey hey how does this work and what do we do here :) can we post,or just chat, :) anyone here

stealth — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 17:19:03 +0000

hey hey how does this work and what do we do here :) can we post,or just chat, :) anyone here

:)

public — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 20:01:21 +0000

onionforum is down http://l6nvqsqivhrunqvs.onion/ gives 404

public — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 22:50:25 +0000

onionforum is down
http://l6nvqsqivhrunqvs.onion/ gives 404

This is PGP-signed by zcZlZQ, confirming a uniform identity behind both accounts. Thanks for the

xcZlZQ2 — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 20:41:24 +0000

This is PGP-signed by zcZlZQ, confirming a uniform identity behind both accounts.

Thanks for the infrastructure, Janitor.

I've also lost the new one. I just made an account called xcZlZQ2 with a new password. If it wouldn'

public — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 20:39:34 +0000

@Janitor:
I've also lost the new one. I just made an account called xcZlZQ2 with a new password. If it wouldn't be too much trouble, it would be fantastic if you could set the password of that account to this account, and then delete that account, or go through any other series of actions that culminates in the same URL as before going to the same content as before. I can post PGP-signed messages from the other account if necessary.

Test

4je0oxq8oyessad6 — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 17:41:06 +0000

Test

Scientists discover SlashNOT/Reddit/MyFace brain region.

public — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 14:10:51 +0000

Scientists discover SlashNOT/Reddit/MyFace brain region.

OS/2 rules, FidoNet lures. Note: "sysop" has nothing to do with the system operator of masked.name.

sysop — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 12:03:29 +0000

OS/2 rules, FidoNet lures.
Note: "sysop" has nothing to do with the system operator of masked.name. The nickname would read "SysOp/2" if slashes were allowed.

Janitor — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 04:31:38 +0000

@xcZlZQ Your pass is updated to the new one.

Hello, this is the poster identified by the login xcZlZQ. During the time when masked was convert

public — Sun, 16 Nov 2008 01:21:09 +0000

Hello, this is the poster identified by the login xcZlZQ.

During the time when masked was converted to a forum, I made an account with the same name and overwrote the passphrase I used to log into this blog with a new one.

This message can be verified to be from me through use of my public key, which is on the keyservers and in my first post. If you could, Admin, reset my password to something new, you could tell me via an encrypted message here, and then I could change it myself. If this can't be done, no worries -- I'll just make a new account and keep using the same public key.

Thanks,
xc

recommendations on setup for tor in a vm?

public — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 18:42:52 +0000

recommendations on setup for tor in a vm?

freechan is down. And were is torchan? Oh, I didn't know freechan was down as I don't regularly vis

public — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 10:10:55 +0000

@mao
freechan is down. And were is torchan?
Oh, I didn't know freechan was down as I don't regularly visit it. As for Torchan; it had a hdd failure and has moved to: http://hkfjbmo2rdjun56b.onion

What do you mean about freechan and torchan?

public — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 20:55:29 +0000

@mao
What do you mean about freechan and torchan?

5w5yvjwvya6cquxf.onion

public — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 13:53:25 +0000

5w5yvjwvya6cquxf.onion

I need this page source code. Is it available?

public — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 17:05:51 +0000

I need this page source code. Is it available?

Encrypt your messages if you don't trust the messenger.

public — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 06:47:18 +0000

@ "Anonymous publication?": There is no trust required.

Encrypt your messages if you don't trust the messenger.

A Radical's Introduction to Anonymity Chapter One: Genesis The history of humanity is the hi

xcZlZQ — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 22:20:33 +0000

A Radical's Introduction to Anonymity

Chapter One: Genesis
The history of humanity is the history of name struggle.

For eons we were inert masses, unable to think, unable to communicate,
unable to network. One fateful day the first politician rose to power,
the first state reared its head, and humanity was enslaved. But we
know of that story.

What is the politician? What is the state? The state cannot be said to
be something outside of fantasy, it has no arms or limbs, it cannot be
touched. It is a name. And what is a politician? What is any person
that can be named and called forth from the masses of humankind? Might
a politician have a name as well, and with that name, whatever
thoughts he might espouse to us that he may rule?

Politicians even thousands of years ago, even today, struggle against
each other. But they have never struggled with ideas. They have fought
for and against names.

What is an ideologue without a name? What is a person stripped of its
identifier?

One day a miracle happened. All across the little globe a net was
thrown, a net that carried over it information. Data. Thoughts and
speech, art and science, all things. It was cyberspace, it was
cipherspace, it was mindspace. And when those who understood the
workings of the net grew powerful enough, they declared themselves
independent. "We are not of your meatspace", they said, "Your laws of
the meat world do not affect us here. We are without body and flesh,
we are data. We are the information that we inhabit. You cannot stop
us. You will yield to the information imperative."

In the world of ideas, the meatspace was dead. But one vestige
remained.

A name is nothing in mindspace. It serves only to catalog a source
of ideas. But what is a source, if the ideas are sound? What possible
matter is a voice to the spoken words?

Surely, the inhabitants of mindspace said, the tone of one's voice has
no bearing on the matter of ones words.

And so, they stripped off the masks they had used to emulate the meat
they once inhabited, they tore down the citadels of pride, they
piled full the gullies of bigotry.

"This is our world now... the world of the electron and the switch,
the beauty of the baud. We make use of a service already existing
without paying for what could be dirt-cheap if it wasn't run by
profiteering gluttons, and you call us criminals. We explore... and
you call us criminals. We seek after knowledge... and you call us
criminals. We exist without skin color, without nationality, without
religious bias... and you call us criminals. You build atomic bombs,
you wage wars, you murder, cheat, and lie to us and try to make us
believe it's for our own good, yet we're the criminals."
The Mentor
from The Hacker's Manifesto

In their new world, each idea was now free. Free to be completely
independent of those which preceded it. Free to be unique of it's
origin's skin color or sex preference. Free to exist and free to be
shared.

We are not the future. Meatspace is not the future. Faces are not the
future. Territorial turf-warring in tribal paint and over-masculine
dick-measuring is not the future.

The future is mindspace. The future is ideaspace. The future is
cyberspace.

The future is anonymous.

Chapter Two: Implications

What does it all mean?

The principles of anonymity are simple.

The basic premise of it all is that you cannot have free speech
if you can be punished for what you say.

If you're able to be connected back to your speech, you could be
harmed for it. If you espouse anti-racism, you could get killed by
skinheads. If you're pro-X, you could get killed by an anti-X'er. It's
just dangerous. No matter what protections there are, there's always a
possibility someone could nuke your house. The only real protection is
that they can't know who to nuke in the first place.

When you have truly free speech, people contribute ideas
without fear and develop means of separating the good from
the bad. Anonymity allows a fool to be a genius once, and a
genius's foolery to be discarded. Anonymity judges the content,
not the metadata.

An anonymous netizen exists without race, color, sexual
preference, gender, age, or privilege. Anonymity makes it
possible for bigots to work with those they hate for their
metadata or for their meatspace identities.

Names promote pride and ignorance. Once you've taken a stand behind a
name, you won't give it up easily. After being behind enough good
ideas or enough successful events, anything you say will be
automatically elevated above anyone else's. Likewise, after a few
failures, your ideas will be judged not by the content of their
character, but by the color of their predecessors. This allows for
fully free expression to grow as a pool of knowledge is contributed to
by equal peers, who then share in the collective good they've
created.

It's possible to be anonymous and still be recognized as an
individual, too: Just make a public key with GPG, distribute
it, and sign the messages that you want to be recognized as
you. Remember that you are effectively named by your key,
and remember that you can have as many keys (and as many
identities) as you wish. There is no reason to defend an idea
like a castle: being able to admit that you're wrong without
admitting to being wrong is a great asset of anonymity.

Public key systems solve the issue of trust in an anonymous
network. Reputations can be built up or shattered, but even if you
attain great fame as key 0x14ab3d9, you can always throw it away and
start from scratch.

Anonymity allows you to be who you are without making you
beholden to being you, and allows other people to accept your
ideas without accepting you. There's no overhead, no metadata,
no noise. Just pure information.

Chapter 3: Implementation

One of the defining features of anonymity is how next to
impossible it is to implement.

There are vast numbers of anonymity systems. They range from file
shares to publication points to internet overlays to entirely
new paradigms of networking. This chapter will go over some of the
more well-known and tested ones that actually provide some guarantee
of anonymity. All of the anonymity systems mentioned here are Free Software.

Tor: The Onion Router

Overview
Onion routing is an anonymity protocol that was one of the first to be
implemented on the new internet. It works quite simply: traffic is
sent from the origin to a node, which sends it to another node, which
sends it to another node, and after N nodes have been routed through,
the traffic is forwarded to the destination. Tor works by encrypting
traffic with AES-128 and a Public Key system, then forwarding traffic
through three nodes before the traffic is decrypted and leaves the
network to go to its destination. Tor was originally funded by the US
Navy and is still used by the US Government for forwarding sensitive
information out of potentially hostile networks.

New Terminology
Entry Node: The node at which traffic enters the network. This can be
thought of as the first node in the three-node chain, or the SOCKS
interface listening on your computer. While traffic is encrypted on your
machine, but an Entry Node could determine your IP address (if it
wasn't for Tor's protocol, but we'll get to that).
Exit Node: The node at which traffic leaves the network. The
last layer of public key encryption is peeled off, the AES encryption
is removed, and traffic is forwarded to the destination. The
exit node can read any of your traffic that is not encrypted from you
to the destination. This includes http (web), ftp, telnet, Instant
Messaging, and IRC, and of course passwords to any of these
protocols. Do not send plaintext passwords over Tor!
Perfect Forward Secrecy: Tor has a property called "Perfect
forward secrecy" for it's forwarded communication. Perfect Forward
Secrecy (or PKS) means that only the last link in the chain can read
any of the data. You can think of this like an encryption onion. You
build up the onion on your end, wrapping an inner core of data with
several layers of public key encryption. When the first node gets the
onion, it peels one layer, and the next node does the same, until the
exit node is reached and the data is forwarded.
Bad Node or Bad Exit: An exit node that takes advantage of its
link in the chain to sniff data. A famous bad exit was able to sniff
email passwords for thousands of government embassy logins. Bad exits
might sniff your data, or they might modify it to insert advertisements
or hostile data to break your anonymity.

Strengths

Tor's strength comes from its uniformity. At any point in the chain
besides the exit, no node knows where in the chain it is. This means
that encrypted traffic from you into the entry node and from the entry
node into a circuit node is just traffic, and its origin can't be
determined. Tor protects against forms of Traffic Analysis, an
attack on anonymity that involves watching connections. If an
adversary could see all the connections of all the Tor nodes in the
world, they could break Tor. But since there are Tor nodes all over
the world, in various countries with various diplomatic status between
them, that won't happen. Previously it was thought that Tor would be
trivial to break due to the low number of nodes, but since then Tor
has grown from having 400 nodes to 5000 nodes, with an average of 1000
online at any given time. To strengthen your anonymity and
everyone else's, run a Tor node. Not only will this help the
network, it'll make your anonymity stronger, as traffic coming from
you could be originated from you OR forwarded by you.

Tor is also low-latency. While it might not be low-latency compared to
your normal net connection, it is certainly low latency compared to
other anonymity systems, like Freenet or GNUnet.

Possibly the biggest advantage of using Tor is this feature: Hidden
Services. Hidden Services are just like any other service on the net:
IRC servers, websites, shell servers, chat servers, anything that runs
on TCP (and most of the net runs on TCP), but with one important
difference. Hidden Services are anonymous. With normal websites, you
can always find the owner, and possibly persecute/prosecute him for
his speech, but with a Hidden Service, she's hidden behind Tor. Plus,
even plaintext content is safe, because ALL traffic is encrypted
end-to-end with a Hidden Service.

Hidden Services are like a whole new internet. There's a culture on
the ones that are open to the public of anonymity and free
information. The author of this article was inspired many times by
events or statements on the Hidden Service scene, and without the
environment it provided, might not have written this article. That
being said, hidden services allow many that are persecuted to engage
in behavior that many in society find utterly disgusting. True
freedom isn't for the faint of heart.

Weaknesses

While this isn't a weakness of Tor (there is no way to
implement this in any system ever), the biggest drawback of Tor is the
lack of trust in the node operators. While this won't compromise
anonymity, it can compromise data. While using Tor, make sure to take
the same precautions as you would on any other untrusted
network. Encrypt everything. Passwords should be sent in SSL or secure
hashed form, messages should be encrypted. While bad nodes on Tor
aren't nearly as prevalent as good ones, there is no way to
know if an exit node is sniffing your traffic.

Tor is also vulnerable to a few classic attacks on anonymity networks,
including the "Giant Overseer" attack and timing/correlation
attacks. The Giant Overseer attack is simple: If the adversary can see
all traffic on all nodes of the Tor network, the game is over. But
this attack isn't really feasible unless the Illuminati (exists and)
wants to break Tor, or if one government took over the entire world. A
more potent attack is a timing attack: If I watch Bob sending a
request for a file, and then observe Alice getting a request of equal
size, followed by Alice sending a 300MB file, if Bob gets a 300MB
file, there is a good chance it might be Bob talking to Alice. This
could be defeated with padding (making all data distributed on the
network use a certain amount of data all the time), but that would be
impractical and severely impact Tor's speed. This attack would be very
useful in discovering the location of a Hidden Service, but it would
take a very large amount of resources to successfully complete.

Although this attack is impractical due to the US Navy's endorsement
and the US Government's (and other governments) widespread use of Tor,
Tor is extremely vulnerable to attacks on centralized resources. Tor
nodes look up hidden service and node addresses via a centralized
directory, and while the directory is mirrored, only a few servers are
"authoritative" and have supreme say over the network.

Closing Thoughts

Tor has taken a lot of flak from people who are pissed about the
ability of exit node opers to sniff data, but it should be kept in
mind that sniffing data or the potential to sniff data does not
compromise anonymity. Encrypted traffic is the only truly safe content
when using Tor to access public-web servers. The Hidden Service
feature, a main focus of Tor development, is a great boon to
radicals, and in fact, Tor has become home to ALF communiques from all
around the world and Chinese dissident speech. Certain Indymedia's
also run a Tor portal, allowing users to have hidden-service level
anonymity, but communicate with those that don't. Another site that
allows this is masked.name, a blogging/publishing site hosted by a
prominent Tor Citizen, or Torizen.

Tor, like any system, should not be trusted 100%. However, it can be
safely used for any variety of things that would be impossible
otherwise. It cannot be stressed enough that a Tor user is only as
good as their configuration: Tor can be broken via client-side holes
in a variety of ways. But with a safe configuration and a cautious
end-user, Tor can not only be safe, but possibly the safest means of
anonymous TCP traffic.

i2p

Overview

In a lot of ways, i2p is the opposite of Tor. i2p is written in Java,
Tor is written in C. Tor uses TCP for its transport (and can only
transmit TCP streams), i2p uses UDP for transport (and can transport
UDP and TCP streams), i2p was designed originally for two-way
anonymity (in the style of hidden services), Tor was designed as an
outproxy system. The differences between the two networks offer an
intriguing opportunity to compare implementation of the same general
goal.

New Terminology

Eepsite: The analogue of a Hidden Service in the i2p world, an
Eepsite is a website that is only accessible on i2p.
Eeproxy: An Eeproxy is part of the middleman system that allows
i2p to communicate with TCP-using protocols. An Eeproxy specifically
deals with HTTP, and is used by a web browser to access .i2p sites.
Garlic Routing: Similar to Onion Routing, the major difference
of Garlic Routing is the inclusion of other data between layers of
encryption. This partially defends i2p against timing attacks, as data
within the encrypted payload is not necessarily just the data
received.
Tunnel: In i2p, every node has set of inbound and outbound
tunnels. These tunnels are the tendrils through which i2p is able to
communicate with the outside world anonymously. The design of i2p,
with each node having inbound and outbound tunnels, also means that
every i2p node is anonymous.

Strengths

i2p's design is more of a replacement for the IP layer or an IP
overlay than a TCP overlay such as Tor. In this way, i2p is more
diverse and possibly more resilient than Tor, as UDP applications are
able to utilize it nativity, and TCP applications can be coerced
through a TCP stream layer. Another focus of i2p is
decentralization. There are few central points of weakness in the i2p
system: unlike Tor, which bootstraps nodes from a central directory,
i2p has a distributed database which it uses for lookups, bootstraps
itself off of a distributed system, and even holds the source code in
a distributed framework.

Another design strength of i2p is the fact that all participants are
fully anonymous. i2p lacks mass outproxy support, and in effect the
network functions as a fully anonymous internet, running on an
anonymous IP implementation. This, combined with i2p's variable-length
chains, allows for a large amount of diversity in usage. Modified
clients or other projects exist to provide distributed forums, jabber
servers, IRC servers, email, and even high-bandwidth p2p such as
BitTorrent.

Weaknesses

i2p is vulnerable to the some of the same attacks as Tor, with the
exception of timing attacks, due to garlic routing. i2p is powerless
against an observer who can watch every node in the network, and i2p
is also weak against brute-force denial of service attacks more so
than Tor, due to it's Java implementation. i2p has not received the
peer review or attention as Tor, so developer error could be a
possible factor.

Closing Thought

i2p is a great anonymity system for those that are willing to make
certain sacrifices, mostly in speed. Java is not a fast platform, and
i2p knows this. However, i2p has many benefits that make it possibly
more resilient to attack than Tor. Anyone who needs anonymity should
not play systems bigot, but instead familiarize themselves with
everything that might help them, and i2p certainly will.

i2p's use as an IP overlay is especially important. Currently to the
author's knowledge, i2p is the only system that will enable
anonymizing UDP applications.

Freenet

Overview

One similarity in Tor and i2p is that both are low-latency forwarding
systems. Tor is a TCP overlay, and i2p is an IP overlay. Freenet is
completely different.

Freenet could be appropriately called a publishing system. It is
possibly the most resilient publishing system ever created. Freenet is
designed to stave off censorship, by providing distributed storage and
anonymity. Once a file is uploaded to Freenet, it is nearly impossible
to remove. Freenet is, of course, anonymous, and is capable of
operating in an even-more-anonymous "Darknet" mode. While Tor or i2p
are good for IM, IRC or Email, Freenet is hands down the best for
communiques, information on opponents, or anything that must not go
down.

New Terminology

Opennet: This is the mode that Freenet operated under in
version 0.5 and is an optional mode of operation in freenet
0.7. This is a method for a Freenet node to discover other freenet
nodes, and does so openly - hence the name. In Opennet mode, a node
will connect first to "seed" nodes, which then offer the node
connections to other nodes, and so on. This is vulnerable to attack
more so than
Darknet: This is the opposite of Opennet. Instead of connecting
to any possible peer, a node is configured to only connect to trusted
peers. Don't be too stingy or liberal with your definition of trust -
peers you connect to still don't know if connections originate from or
are forwarded by you, and if you have enough people as peers that also
have enough people as peers, "small-world routing" can be used to
create a highly efficient network.

Strengths

Freenet is possibly the most reliable way to publish data. Once put on
the network, data cannot be manually deleted by any single party, and
will only be removed after very long periods of disuse and want for
space on the part of other, more highly used files. This means that
unless your content isn't downloaded in many years, it won't
disappear. No other system can claim this to the extent which Freenet
can.

In addition to its reliability, with enough people in Darknet
mode, a small-world network will be formed allowing for easy
routability. Small world networking refers to the principle that there
is a small number of hops between any two given acquaintances: a
cyberpunk version of "six degrees of Kevin Bacon". While seeming
fantastic, this works quite well in practice. The main barrier to its
implementation is that people who use freenet quite often don't know
many others who also use it.

Freenet is one of the longer-running anonymity systems, and has seen a
lot of development and use over the years. As a result, many possible
holes have been covered, and countermeasures have been devised to a
number of attacks.

Freenet is highly fault-tolerant. If a hostile user tried to DoS a
node by requesting lots of data, the data would eventually be cached
by the node immediately next to them in the chain. Freenet is highly
distributed, and anyone using freenet also operates a freenet node,
forwarding traffic and storing data for the rest of the network. It is
impossible to determine what content is hosted on your node. The
Freenet cloud is able to move data around to where it's needed most,
so if Bob and Alice both lived in the same area, and downloaded a file
multiple times, eventually a node in that area would cache the
content, allowing for lower latency and further decentralization.

Weaknesses

A major weakness in Freenet is the discrepancy in security between the
Darknet and Opennet modes. While Darknet is far more secure, it is
harder to implement in practice. Opennet provides a far easier
solution, but allows the network to be attacked by hostile ISPs or
governments. There are a large amount of possible attacks on Opennet,
almost as much as there are on the rest of the Freenet structure.

Freenet, like i2p, is also implemented in Java. Up until recently,
there was no free software version of the Java Virtual Machine, so
java code could be potentially untrusted. Currently, Freenet is not
compatible with the OpenJDK, so this problem remains.

Final Thought

Freenet, while often overlooked due to high latencies and demands on
the end-user, is a thoroughly reliant system of disseminating
information, especially information that is disliked by powerful
entities. Freenet's network structure and design are resilient, and
the developers have experience dealing with anonymity attacks. Freenet
was so good that the Chinese government blocked version 0.5. That
should say more than I can about it's potency.

GNUnet

Overview

GNUnet, the Gnu Project's filesharing protocol, is a relative newcomer
on the anonymity scene. Unlike Tor or i2p or Freenet, GNUnet's goal is
to be a peer-to-peer protocol for sharing information freely. It draws
on the Gnu Project's standards of modularity and portability to
produce a powerful application, but it is still in its infancy, both
in terms of code maturity and network growth.

New Terminology

Transport: A transport is a means by which GNUnet uses its
network. Currently, GNUnet has four transports: TCP, UDP, HTTP, and
SMTP. Transports are fully modular, and have various strengths and
weaknesses. For instance, the SMTP transport, while high latency and
abuse-vulnerable, is able to get around just about any firewall or NAT
(since everywhere allows email).

Strengths

GNUnet's biggest strength is its modularity. The GNUnet application
operates as a client and server, and a GNUnet server can serve to
multiple clients. Currently, clients exist for basic command-lines,
the GTK toolkit, and the QT toolkit. GNUnet is also modular in it's
transport layer, allowing users behind restrictive firewalls to still
have access to the network.

Weaknesses

As great as the GNUnet codebase is, it's a project that just needs
more love. GNUnet is relatively immature, and has a large number of
bugs. Any anonymous network needs to grow a bit before becoming fully
usable, and GNUnet isn't quite there yet. Hopefully, it will be soon.

Final Thought

GNUnet is a great application with a moderately powerful network that
isn't used or developed anywhere near as much as it should be. That's
just about all that needs saying.

Conclusion

We live in the dawning of a golden new era, where information will be
traded freely and those that seek to harm the flow of that information
will not be tolerated. The principles and implementations of anonymity
that stand today will march forward into this golden dawn, carrying
with them the hopes of humanity.

I am not my name. I am not my clothes. I am not my skin color, gender,
or sex preference. I am not my BMI or my breast size. I am not my
meat.

I am anonymous. And in my anonymity, I am part of something greater
than I. I am part of the next stage of humanity, where names will
count for nothing.

No gods. No masters. No borders. No nations. No names.

Just humanity. Just ideas.

Secure (encrypted) Email using Mozilla Thunderbird, Enigmail, and GnuPG I've asked radicals befor

xcZlZQ — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 22:06:55 +0000

Secure (encrypted) Email using Mozilla Thunderbird, Enigmail, and GnuPG

I've asked radicals before when I hear them mention email, "How are
you securing yourself?" Almost invariable the answer I receive is a
puzzled look or "We know not to use email for anything incriminating."

Nothing incriminating, hm? What might that mean? You won't
talk to people who are less security-conscious than you, and who might
let something slip in an email? Remember, if one of your friends is
flagged by a keyword-based monitoring system, that brings attention to
anyone and everyone that person is in contact with. You've never
implied in an email that you're an anarchist, a radical, or any kind
of dissenter at all?

I would hazard to guess that 99% of you at some point have admitted
something to a few things you might be regretting now. You might
remember programs like CARNIVORE and wonder if you're on a watch-list
because of an email now yourself. The FBI and the NSA have the
hardware and the time to make nice big pretty webs of all our little
scenes, and chart out who's talking to who via email, instant
messenger (though now they shouldn't be able to listen in on
those conversations ;)

The assumption I make (and you might want to make too) is that the
many enemies we as activists have are watching us talk over email and
IM, and that they're making neat little charts and networks, just like
they do to the Mafia. We might not be able to stop them from knowing
who's talking to who, but we can definitely stop them from knowing
what we're talking about, whether that's an action, a relationship, or
something totally benign. We can make it outright impossible for them
to read our emails. Even if they could brute-force through it (which
they probably can't) they couldn't do that to everything. So
spread this to all of your friends, put links to resources in your
email signatures, spread crypto. One person with crypto sticks out and
draws attention, everyone using crypto sends a giant middle finger to
the NSA. We're going to be securing email with GnuPG, a free software
implementation of PGP, which is an implementation of an encryption
scheme known as a Public Key infrastructure. The history of PGP is an
inspiring one, filled with heroes who stood up to a state that didn't
want its citizens to posses anything that would render their snooping
useless, so I'm going to talk a bit about that.

History of PGP
Back in the crazy 90's, encryption was basically illegal. The US,
proving itself again as the land of the free and the home of the
monitored, banned the export of crypto with the same laws that banned
export of nuclear secrets. "Strong crypto", crypto the NSA couldn't
easily break, was frowned upon and discouraged. Fortunately for us,
people still cared about privacy, and crypto development progressed
healthily. Crypto researchers formulated new strong ciphers and the idea
of a Public Key Infrastructure.

A Public Key Infrastructure (or PKI) is a system that doesn't solve
much relating to the strength of crypto, but solves immense problems
relating to the distribution of keys. Suppose Alice wants to send an
encrypted email to Bob. Using conventional methods, Alice needs some
way to communicate the encryption key to Bob. In a lot of situations,
this isn't feasible. A PKI solves this problem by having two keys: a
public key and a private key. A public key is intended to be widely
distributed and can be used to encrypt a message or file. But whatever
is encrypted with the public key can only be decrypted by the private
key. Likewise, the private key can be used to "sign" a message or
file, and the public key can verify that signature, allowing Alice not
only to encrypt a message to Bob, but include verification that the
message is in fact from Alice.

There's only one problem here. How does Alice know the key she has
for Bob is actually Bob's? How does Bob know the signature on the
message from "Alice" is actually from her? The best way to get a key
is in person, but if you could always meet people in person, there
would be no need for a PKI. To solve this, a system called the "trust
web" was created. Suppose that while Alice has never met Bob, their
mutual friend Cathy is able to verify that the public keys that they
both have are genuine. If Alice trusts Cathy, then she can use Bob's
key without worry.

This trust web is implemented via key-servers and key
signing. Trusted key servers hold repositories of public keys that are
available for download, and those keys can be signed by people that
have verified the identity of the purported keyholder. Key
verification should always be done in person. If you do not know a
person, or if they do not have sufficient identification, do not
verify their key.

So how do you join and get in on this sweet game of trust
relationships, public/private key pairs, and digital signature? Well!
Here's how to set up a key pair and an email client so that you can do
what all of us really want to do: encrypt and sign emails!

This assumes that you have Thunderbird as a mail client,
configured correctly. This is easy to do on Gmail: the instruction are
linked from the configuration page. Check with your email provider for
specific instructions on how to set up Thunderbird for POP (or IMAP)
and SMTP access.

The two programs you need to download are GnuPG and the Enigmail
Thunderbird addon. If you don't have Thunderbird, you'll need to
install that as well.

For Gnu or BSD systems, you can typically install Thuderbird, Enigmail
and GnuPG from your package manager. Damn, that's easy, isn't it?

Windows users will have to get Thunderbird
here, Enigmail
here, and
GnuPG from here.

Once these are all installed, we can get started.

The first step we need to take is generating our key pair. This will
be our public/private key that we'll use to sign our emails, and that
others will use to encrypt messages sent to you. This can be done in
two ways.

The first method is using the command line and invoking gpg with
the --gen-key command, like this: "gpg --gen-key". This will
bring up an interactive dialog. For most options, feel free to use the
default. However, for the option "What keysize do you want?",
enter 4096, the maximum. This will make your key as secure as possible
at the expense of some time every time you use it. This is well worth
it.

What keysize do you want? (2048) 4096

When it comes time to put in your password, Make sure you
use a secure passphrase with uppercase characters, lowercase
characters, numbers, and symbols. Make your password more than 16
characters long. Passwords are often the weakest point in an
encryption scheme. Make sure that isn't the case here.

At this point, your system will generate random noise to use for
the keypair. Let this run for a while. If you're on a Gnu or BSD
system (this includes OS X), you can put load on the hard disk or bash
on the keyboard to generate entropy.

Congrats, you have a key pair! The first thing we're going to do
with it is generate a revocation signature, so that in case our
keypair ever goes out of our control, we can nuke it out of
existence. You can do this with the gpg command
--gen-revoke. --gen-revoke takes one argument, the user ID of the key
to generate a revocation certificate for. This can be the name or email
address of the key you just made.

gpg --gen-revoke alice@host.com

gpg will then ask you why you're generating a revocation
certificate. It doesn't matter what you put here, and it's fine to go
with 0 = No reason specified. Generate the certificate, then
store it in a safe place. Back it up on a CD, and hide the CD. If an
adversary obtains this certificate, they can use it to render your key
useless. If you forget the passphrase to your key or lose your private
key, you can use it to let everyone know that your key isn't yours
anymore.

It's safe now to upload your key to a keyserver. To do this, whip
out your favorite text editor and edit your gpg.conf file. This file
will be in ~/.gnupg/ on Gnu/BSD/UNIX systems, and in C:\Documents and
Settings\\Application Data\gnupg\ on a Windows NT
system. Add these lines to it:

x-hkp://pgp.mit.edu/
x-hkp://keyserver.noreply.org

Then run the command gpg --send-keys. This will upload your
public key to the keyservers listed, and from those keyservers, it
will propagate out to the rest of the world.

Now that you have your key, go into Thunderbird and install
Enigmail by going to Tools>Addons, and then selecting install. Restart
Thunderbird after installing Enigmail.

After you restart, there will be a new menu entry: OpenPGP. If this
menu entry isn't there, Enigmail wasn't successfully installed, and
you should see what when wrong. If it is, go to Account Settings, and
select OpenPGP Security under your account. Check the box marked
"Enable OpenPGP for this identity", and make sure that Enigmail will
use the correct key. I suggest also setting Enigmail to sign all
messages by default, and selecting the "Send OpenPGP Key ID" option,
as this will allow people with email clients that support it to
automatically download and verify your signed messages.

At this point, test out your configuration by writing a new email to a
friend that has PGP already. You should be able to sign (OpenPGP>Sign
Message) and encrypt (OpenPGP>Encrypt Message) your
message. Send a signed and encrypted message to a friend or to
yourself to see if everything has worked. You should have to put in the
password for your key to encrypt and decrypt the message.

Congrats, you now have secure email. Remember, your security is only
as good as your habits! NEVER risk your private key
falling into hostile hands, and if it does, be fast with your
revocation certificates.

Happy hacking!

True story: I pooped in a trash can because I thought it would feel sexy. It just stunk.

public — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 21:38:22 +0000

True story:

I pooped in a trash can because I thought it would feel sexy. It just stunk.

Spirit of Freedom (August 2008) Produced by EARTH LIBERATION PRISONERS SUPPORT NETWORK "The w

Hiram — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 16:45:50 +0000

Spirit of Freedom (August 2008)

Produced by
EARTH LIBERATION PRISONERS SUPPORT NETWORK

"The whole experience has been tough, but all the kind and strengthening words and wise thoughts from strangers made it much easier!" (Former Swedish Animal Rights Prisoner)

Welcome to the August 2008 edition of Spirit of Freedom. As people will soon see, ELP's prisoner lists have grown yet again. If we exclude the Geek anarchist, Vaggelis Botzatzis, and the two Americans Richard Sills and Michael Sykes (all of whom are listed by ELP as 'Other Prisoners'), there are now 40 listed animal & earth liberation prisoners in Europe & America. There are also a number of non-listed prisoners, who are not listed either by their own choice, or because they betrayed their fellow activists and became informants. And remember these numbers do not include those people who are either under House Arrest or on Bail pending Trial. Nor do they include the activists whose locations are currently unknown and who are described by the police as "on the run". Seeing so many good people removed from their families & loved ones for merely acting out of compassion and a desire to stop environmental destruction and animal abuse is heartbreaking. Some of the prisoners ELP lists are very well known, others are less well known. However ALL of them deserve our love and support. ALL of the listed prisoners welcome letters of support. Even if it's just a card saying "Hi. I'm thinking of you". So please, no matter where you are in the world, support the eco-prisoners. And no compromise in defence of Mother Earth.

ECO-DEFENCE PRISONERS

Tre Arrow, SWIS #640393, Multnomah County Detention Center, 1120 S.W. 3rd Avenue, Portland, Oregon 97206, USA. Awaiting sentencing of six and a half years imprisonment having reached a non-cooperation plea-bargain with the authorities who accuse him of involvement in two arsons. 1) an arson on logging trucks 2) an arson on vehicles owned by a sand & gravel company. (Tre is a raw energy vegan - He has asked that his letters of support are written on scrap paper or tree-free paper).

Grant Barnes #137563, San Carlos Correctional Facility, PO Box 3, Pueblo, CO 81002, USA. Serving 12 years for setting fire to a number of SUV vehicles. The letters ELF were spray painted onto all of the vehicles. (Grant is a vegan).

Nathan Block, #36359-086, FCI Lompoc, Federal Correctional Institution, 3600 Guard Road, Lompoc, CA 93436, USA. Serving 7 years & 8 months for an ELF arson against a Poplar Tree Farm and an ELF arson against an SUV dealership. Also admitted his role in an ELF/ALF conspiracy. (Diet unknown).

Marco Camenisch, Postfach 3143, CH-8105 Regensdorf, Switzerland. Serving 18 years. 1) Ten years for using explosives to destroy electricity pylons leading from nuclear power stations. 2) Eight years for the murder of a Swiss Boarder Guard whilst on the run. In '02 Marco completed a 12-year sentence in Italy for destroying electricity pylons in Italy. (Marco is a meat eater who encourages organic living).

Daniele Casalini, Casa Circondariale, Via Burla 59, 43100 Parma, Italy. Il Silvestre activist awaiting trial accused of using explosives to damage an electricity pylon in protest at nuclear energy. (Daniele is a vegan).

Rod Coronado - See details in Animal Liberation Prisoners List.

Francesco Gioia, C.C. Sollicciano, Via Girolamo Minervini 2/R, 50142 Firenze Sollicciano (FI), Italy. Il Silvestre activist awaiting trial accused of using explosives to damage an electricity pylon in protest at nuclear energy. (Francesco is a vegetarian and Straight Edge).

Paola Gori, Via delle Macchie 9, 57124 Livorno, Italy. Il Silvestre activist awaiting trial accused of allowing her house to be used to plan illegal activity. (Paola is a vegan).

Bryan Lefey #38664-086, FDC SeaTac, Federal Detention Center, P.O. Box 13900, Seattle, WA 98198, USA. On remand accused of an ELF action that saw the damaging of GM trees and the damaging of US Forestry Service vehicles. (Diet unknown).

Jeffrey Luers, # 13797671, CRCI, 9111 NE Sunderland Ave, Portland, OR 97211-1708, USA. Serving 10 years for arson on a SUV dealership & the attempted arson of an oil truck. The original sentence was 22 years & 8 months, but was reduced on appeal. (Diet unknown).

Eric McDavid, 16209-097. FCI Victorville Medium II, PO BOX 5700, Adelanto, CA 92301, USA. Serving 19 years & 7 months for planning to destroy the property of the U.S. Forestry Service, mobile phone masts and power plants. At the point of his arrest no criminal damage has actually occurred. (Eric is a vegan).

Daniel McGowan, #63794-053, FCI Terre Haute, Federal Correctional Institution, P.O. Box 33, Terre Haute, IN 47808, USA. Serving 7 years for an ELF arson against a Poplar Tree Farm and an ELF arson against an old growth logging corporation. Also admitted his role in an ELF/ALF conspiracy. At the moment Daniel is in transit as he has been ordered to appear before some Grand Juries. Daniel is refusing to answer the Grand Jury questions and is gaining additional prison time because of this (Daniel is a vegetarian).

Jonathan Paul - See details in Animal Liberation Prisoners List.

Briana Waters, 36432-086, FDC - Seatac, Federal Detention Center, P.O. Box 13900, Seattle, WA 98198, USA. Serving six years for involvement in an ELF arson on a University. (Diet unknown).

Joyanna Zacher, #36360-086, FCI Dublin, 5700 8th St.- Camp Parks- Unit F, Dublin, CA 94568, USA. Serving 7 years & 8 months for an ELF arson against a Poplar Tree Farm and an ELF arson against an SUV dealership. Also admitted her role in an ELF/ALF conspiracy. (Diet unknown).

ANIMAL LIBERATION PRISONERS
(All Animal Liberation Prisoners follow a minimum vegetarian diet and most are vegan).

Jon Ablewhite TB4885, HMP Lowdham Grange, Lowdham, Nottingham, NG14 7DA, England. Serving 12 years for attempting to blackmail a farmer who supplied guinea pigs for vivisection. (Jon is a vegan).

Dan Amos VN7818, HMP Exeter, 30 New North Road, Exeter, Devon, EX4 4EX, England. On remand having pleaded guilty to conspiracy to blackmail Huntingdon Life Sciences. (Dan is a vegan)

Gregg Avery TA7450, HMP Winchester, Romsey Road, Winchester, SO22 5DF, England. On remand having pleaded guilty to conspiracy to blackmail Huntingdon Life Sciences. (Gregg is a vegan).

Natasha Avery NR8987, HMP Bronzefield, Woodthorpe Road, Ashford, Middx. TW15 3JZ, England. On remand having pleaded guilty to conspiracy to blackmail Huntingdon Life Sciences. (Nat is a vegan).

Mel Broughton TN9138, HMP Woodhill, Tattenhoe Street, Milton Keynes, Bucks MK4 4DA, England. On remand accused of involvement with an arson and blackmail campaign against an Oxford University vivisection establishment. (Mel is a vegan).

Martin Balluch, (JA Josefstadt), Justizanstalt Wr. Neustadt, Maximiliang. 3, 2700 Wr. Neustadt, Austria. One of ten Austrian's held on remand accused of various animal rights actions. (Martin is a vegan)

Christoph, Antirep 2008, Postfach 101, 1070, Vienna, Austria. One of ten Austrian's held on remand accused of various animal rights actions. At the moment Christopher does not wish to have his full name published. (Christoph is a vegan).

Jacob Conroy #93501-011, FCI Victorville Medium I Federal Correctional Institution, P.O. Box 5300, Adelanto, CA 92301, USA. Serving 48 months imprisonment for helping organise the SHAC-USA campaign. (Jake is a vegan).

Rodney Coronado #03895-000, FCI El Reno, PO Box 1500, El Reno, OK 73036, USA. Serving one-year imprisonment after he informed people how to make an incendiary device during a speech at an animal rights gathering. (Rod is a vegetarian).

Donald Currie A3660AA, HMP Parkhurst, Newport, Isle of Wight, PO30 5NX, England. Serving an Indeterminate Sentence, of not less than six actual years, for carrying out arsons against targets associated the vivisection industry including HLS. (Don is a vegan).

JÃ¼rgen Faulmann, Justizanstalt Wr. Neustadt, Maximiliang. 3, 2700 Wr. Neustadt, Austria. One of ten Austrian's held on remand accused of various animal rights actions. (Jurgen is a vegan).

Lauren Gazzola #93497-011, FCI Danbury, Federal Correctional Institution, Route #37Danbury, CT 06811, USA. Serving 54 months imprisonment for helping organise the SHAC-USA campaign. (Lauren is a vegan).

Joshua Harper #29429-086, FCI Sheridan Federal Correctional Institution, P.O. Box 5000, Sheridan, OR 97378 USA. Serving 36 months imprisonment for helping organise the SHAC-USA campaign. (Josh is a vegan).

Felix Hnat (JA Eisenstadt), Justizanstalt Wr. Neustadt, Maximiliang. 3, 2700 Wr. Neustadt, Austria. One of ten Austrian's held on remand accused of various animal rights actions. (Felix is a vegan).

Jan, Antirep 2008, Postfach 101, 1070, Vienna, Austria. One of ten Austrian's held on remand accused of various animal rights actions. At the moment Jan does not wish to have his full name published. (Jan is a vegan).

Kevin Kroemmer, Antirep 2008, Postfach 101, 1070, Vienna, Austria. One of ten Austrian's held on remand accused of various animal rights actions. (Kevin is a vegan)

Sean Kirtley WC 6977, HM Prison Blakenhurst, Hewell Lane, Redditch, B97 6QS, England. Serving four and a half years for running an anti-vivisection campaign website. (Sean is a vegan).

Kevin Kjonaas #93502-011, FCI Sandstone, PO Box 1000, Sandstone, MN 55072 USA. Serving 72 months imprisonment for helping organise the SHAC-USA campaign. (Kevin is a vegan).

Leo, Antirep 2008, Postfach 101, 1070, Vienna, Austria. One of ten Austrian's held on remand accused of various animal rights actions. At the moment Leo does not wish to have his full name published. (Leo is a vegan).

Daniel McGowan - See details in Eco Defence Prisoners List.

Christian Moser, Justizanstalt Wr. Neustadt, Maximiliang. 3, 2700 Wr. Neustadt, Austria. One of ten Austrian's held on remand accused of various animal rights actions. (Christian is a vegan).

Heather Nicholson VM4859, HMP Bronzefield, Woodthorpe Road, Ashford, Middx. TW15 3JZ, England. On remand accused of conspiracy to blackmail, in relation to her involvement with the SHAC campaign. (Heather is a vegan).

Jonathan Paul, #07167-085, FCI Phoenix, Federal Correctional Institution, 37910 N 45th Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85086, USA. Sentenced to 51 months for an ALF arson on a horse meat plant. Also admitted his role in an ELF/ALF conspiracy. (Jonathan is a vegan).

Sabine, Antirep 2008, Postfach 101, 1070, Vienna, Austria. One of ten Austrian's held on remand accused of various animal rights actions. At the moment Sabine does not wish to have their full name published. (Sabine is a vegan).

Andrew Stepanian #26399-050, USP Marion, P.O. Box 1000 Marion, IL 62959, USA. Serving 36 months for helping organise the SHAC-USA campaign. (Andrew is a vegan).

Elmar VÃ¶lkl (JA Eisenstadt), Justizanstalt Wr. Neustadt, Maximiliang. 3, 2700 Wr. Neustadt, Austria. One of ten Austrian's held on remand accused of various animal rights actions. (Elmar is a vegan).

Kerry Whitburn TB4886, HMP Lowdham Grange, Lowdham, Nottingham, NG14 7DA, England. Serving 12 years for attempting to blackmail a farmer who supplied guinea pigs for vivisection. (Kerry is a vegan).

Sarah Whitehead, VM7684, HMP Bronzefield, Woodthorpe Road, Ashford, Middx, TW15 3JZ, England. Serving two years for: 1) rescuing a puppy from horrific conditions. 2) rescuing over 100 animals from a pet breeder who was later prosecuted for animal abuse. Also awaiting trial for SHAC activity. (Sarah is a vegan)

PLOUGHSHARES PRISONERS

Helen Woodson, 03231-045, FMC Carswell - Admin. Max. Unit, POB 27137, Ft. Worth, TX 76127, USA. Serving 8 years 10 months for actions that focused on the interrelationship of war & the destruction of the natural world. The actions included pouring red paint over the security desk of a federal court and making threatening communications. Previously Helen had served 20Â½ years for: 1) Using a hammer to disarm a nuclear missile silo. 2) Burning $25,000 on the floor of a bank whilst denouncing war, environmental destruction & economic injustice. 3) Mailing warning letters with bullets attached to Government & corporate officials. (Diet unknown).

THE LECCE FIVE
The Lecce Five have been charged with "subversive association" accused of damaging Esso petrol pumps to oppose the War on Iraq; sabotaging the cash machines of a bank which funds an immigration centre; and targeting the multinational company Benetton in support of Mapuche land rights activists in Chile. All of the defendants are currently either under house arrest or released on bail.

ANTIFA PRISONERS

Vahtang Devitlidze, ul. Libbedova 42, UO 68/2, otryad 14, brigada 142, g. Hagyshensk, Krasnodarskiy Kray, 352680 Russia. Serving 2Â½ years for stabbing a neo-nazi in the leg whilst defending himself from attack. (Diet unknown).

Augustin Kraus, Vazebni veznice, PP-1, Litomerice, 41 201, Czech Republic. Serving 14 months for his participation in attacks against local neo-nazis. His charge was "bodily harm". He speaks Czech, Slovak and Polish. You can also write him short postcards in English. (Diet unknown).

Fabio Milan, C.C. via Pianezza 300, 10151 Torino, Italy. On remand accused of fighting with the police after an anti-fascist protest. (Diet unknown).

Andrea Neff, Bnr: 746/07/2, Justizvollzugsanstalt fur Frauen in Berlin, Arkonastrasse 56, 13189 Berlin, Germany. Serving 14 months for anti-fascist activity. (Diet unknown).

Christian SÃ¼mmermann, Bnr: 441/08/5, JVA PlÃ¶tzensee, Lehrterstr. 61, 10557 Berlin, Germany. Serving 40 months for breaching the peace whilst serving a suspended sentence issued for anti-fascist activities. (Diet unknown).

Tomasz Wiloszewski, Zaklad Karny, Orzechowa 5, 98-200 Sieradz, Poland. Serving 15 years for accidentally killing a neo-nazi whilst defending himself. (Tomasz is a vegetarian).

Yuri Yurevich Milevskiy, SIZO #7 kamera 38, g. Brest, ul. Karla Marksa 86, 224000 Belarus. On remand for fighting with neo-nazis. (Diet unknown).

OTHER PRISONERS

Olga Aleksandrovna Nevskaya, UU163/5, 7 Otryad, pos. Dzerzhinskiy, Mozhaysk 140090 Moskovskaya oblast, Russia. Eco-activist serving 6 years for arson, criminal damage and causing explosions in protest at the war in Chechnya. Due for release in 2009. (Diet unknown).

Vaggelis Botzatzis, Komotini Juridical Prison ("Dikastikes Fylakes Komotinis"), T.K. 69100, Greece. On remand accused of setting fire to two company cars owned by a energy/power company. It is believed that the person or persons unknown who carried out the arson did so in protest at the destruction of the natural environment and in support of two workers who died at the power plant. Vaggelis is also accused of setting fire to a bank and starting a fire inside a car yard. (Meat Eater).

Richard Sills (Address Unknown, USA). Serving 15 months for bomb hoaxing a University saying they would be targeted by the ALF if they didn't stop their animal experiments. (Diet unknown).

Michael W. Sykes, 100 East 2nd St, Monroe, Michigan 48161, USA. Youth held on remand accused of anti-sprawl arsons, criminal damage, spray-painting an anarchist sign and burning the American flag. (Diet unknown)

Fran Thompson, #1090915 HU 1C, WERDCC, PO Box 300, Vandalia, MO 63382, USA. Serving Life for killing, in self-defence, a stalker who had broken into her home. Before her imprisonment Fran was an eco, animal & anti-nuke campaigner. (Fran is a vegan).

MOVE
MOVE is an eco-revolutionary group who carried out protests in defence of all life. All move prisoners describe themselves as vegetarians. There are currently eight MOVE activists in prison each serving 100 years after been framed for the murder of a cop in 1979. 9th defendant, Merle Africa, died in prison in 1998.

Debbie Simms Africa (006307), Janet Holloway Africa (006308) and Janine Philips Africa (006309) all at: SCI Cambridge Springs, 451 Fullerton Ave, Cambridge Springs, PA 16403-1238, USA.

Michael Davis Africa (AM4973) and Charles Simms Africa (AM4975) both at SCI Graterford, PO Box 244, Graterford, PA 19426-0244, USA.

Edward Goodman Africa (AM4974), SCI Mahanoy, 301 Morea Rd, Frackville, PA 17932, USA.

William Philips Africa (AM4984) and Delbert Orr Africa (AM4985) both at SCI Dallas Drawer K, Dallas, PA 18612, USA.

Mumia Abu Jamal, (AM8335), SCI Greene, 175 Progress Drive, Waynesburg PA 15370, USA. In 1981 Mumia, former Black Panther and vocal supporter of MOVE, was framed for the murder of a cop. He was originally sentenced to death but is currently awaiting re-sentencing following a court hearing in 2001.

STATEMENT ON VIOLENCE
Some people listed in this newsletter have carried out violent actions. 'Spirit of Freedom' does not condone violence. But we are also against censorship & believe people can decide for themselves who they wish to support.

ABOUT E.L.P. SUPPORT NETWORK
ELP is an international eco-prisoner support network founded, in Britain, in 1993 to support jailed eco-activists. We support the prisoners by producing various regular prisoner lists:

Spirit of Freedom is ELP's international monthly prisoner listing which is circulated by e-mail.

Urgent ELP! Bulletin is an e-mail service that distributes the names of any new eco-prisoner as soon as ELP gets their details. For more info e-mail ELP4321@hotmail.com

On-Line Newsletters - ELP has a number of websites that provide news, prisoner lists and additional info about ELP & the prisoners.

English language ELP Website
www.spiritoffreedom.org.uk

Greek language ELP Website
http://greekelp.blogspot.com

North American ELP Website
www.ecoprisoners.org

Turkish language ELP Website
www.geocities.com/yesilanarsi/elp.htm

ELP Extra is an e-mail group that circulates the details of political prisoners, ELP learns about, who do not fall within the remit for support by ELP. To subscribe to the list e-mail ELP4321@Hotmail.com

Australian ELP.SN is our Australian contact. For more info e-mail elp4321@hotmail.com

Belgium ELP.SN is our Belgium contact. For more info e-mail elp_bel@hotmail.com

German ELP.SN is a prisoner led initiative run by eco-prisoner Marco Camenisch. For more info contact Marco Camenisch, Postfach 3143, CH-8105 Regensdorf, Switzerland.

Greek ELP.SN is our Greek contact. For more info e-mail greekelp@yahoo.gr

North American ELP is our North American contact. For more information e-mail naelpsn@mutualaid.org

Turkey ELP.SN is our Turkish contact. For more info e-mail yesilanarsi@yahoo.com

Home, Auto of UC Santa Cruz Vivisectors Set Ablaze No Sanctuary for Animal Abusers For Immediate

Hiram — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 16:24:31 +0000

Home, Auto of UC Santa Cruz Vivisectors Set Ablaze No Sanctuary for Animal Abusers

For Immediate Release
August 4, 2008

Santa Cruz : The home of one UC Santa Cruz vivisector and the automobile of another were burned early Saturday, in what local authorities are calling attacks by animal liberationists. No communiques claiming the actions have yet been received by the North American Animal Liberation Press Office as of Sunday afternoon. According to a San Jose Mercury News reporter, the automobile of a vivisector whom police refused to name was completely destroyed, while the damage to the home of animal abuser David Feldheim was limited to a door frame and smoke damage. Feldheim is fond of terrorizing and killing mice in his research, which according to his website, involves the "viral introduction of genes into living mouse brains."

The attacks occurred four days after a customer at Caffe Pergolesi, a downtown Santa Cruz coffeehouse, found fliers listing the names, home addresses, home phone numbers and photos of thirteen UC-Santa Cruz vivisectors. Police believe unidentified animal rights activists created the fliers, which were made to appear as "wanted posters." The fliers warned: "Animal abusers everywhere beware; we know where you live; we know where you work; we will never back down until you end your abuse."

The Santa Cruz incidents occurred one day after a mass e-mailing by Stop Animal Exploitation Now!, or SAEN, highlighting what the group called "mounting violations of the animal welfare act" at private labs in Santa Cruz and Berkeley. Police would not say whether there is a connection between the group and Saturday's violence. Santa Cruz police Captain Steve Clark would only say authorities are looking at several animal liberation groups, including SAEN, but have no suspects in Saturday's bombings.

"The pattern and string of attacks has been escalating against the research and science community here as well as at other University of California campuses," Clark said. Vivisectors at the University of California-Berkeley and University of California-Los Angeles also have been targeted, including firebombings in Los Angeles.

Animal Liberation Press Officer Jerry Vlasak, MD states: â€œUC Santa Cruz may consider themselves an institution of higher education, but they are also an institution of animal torture and killing. Their research is a colossal waste of taxpayer money, and is considered unethical and fraudulent by most physicians interested in research that might help their patients. These animals are terrified and abused beyond belief in these experiments, and this continued depravity by cruel wanna-be scientists simply cannot be justified any longer in a civilized society. This is historically what happens whenever revolutionaries begin to take the oppression and suffering of their fellow beings seriously , whether human or non human. It's regrettable that certain scientists are willing to put their families at risk by choosing to do wasteful animal experiments in this day and age."

"Only force can help where force prevails"- Bertolt Brecht

Is this where you put confessions? Ok. I was raped by a Yeti. I liked it, but he won't call.

public — Mon, 04 Aug 2008 21:43:46 +0000

Is this where you put confessions? Ok.

I was raped by a Yeti.

I liked it, but he won't call.

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Hiram — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 14:32:41 +0000

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Is there a way to embed a flash video here, Janitor?

public — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 13:40:53 +0000

Is there a way to embed a flash video here, Janitor?

Nice look.

public — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 11:58:33 +0000

Nice look.

Thanks for putting Masked back up. I plan on using this space as a blog with the intent of bringing

xcZlZQ — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 20:47:47 +0000

@Janitor:

Thanks for putting Masked back up. I plan on using this space as a blog with the intent of bringing crypto and anonymity to political radicals, primarily in the US, but with applications anywhere else.

There are a few things that I'd like to request though:

1.) A better layout system. It seems impractical to have all posts published in full on the main page, and there aren't any ways to respond directly to individual posts, and feedback is key.
2.) More tags and markup. I'm used to BBCODE, HTML is fine, but really, if I can't format lists in any way but this, that's a bit of a problem.
3.) Some of the services from old masked! I remember you had email, jabber, file storage, the kitchen sink on that site! I understand it might be a hassle, but the phoenix of masked.name deserves to climb high out of her old ashes! Let's make this place great!

Thanks again for the infrastructure, though. What you're doing is absolutely fantastic for Tor and for people everywhere who want to make their voices heard.

@others:
Torchat is alright, but to be honest, I think that XMPP and Pidgin with Tor and OTR are secure enough. There's no reason to implement a new protocol that's untested and unproven when we could just apply the anonymity system what's there. No need to reinvent the wheel.

As for a liveCD, however, there are several geared towards anonymity. masked/onionOS being one on Tor, and AnonymOS being another.

My next post will be about securing (though not anonymizing!) email, theory and practice. Expect that in the next week or so.

Good luck, stay safe, and happy hacking everyone!

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Blankspace — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 16:44:15 +0000

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_programming_language
http://www.skyhunter.com/marcs/ewalnut.html

I know about Torchat but it's an entirely new IM. I want the protocol intergrated into Pidgin, I don

Blankspace — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 16:29:21 +0000

I know about Torchat but it's an entirely new IM. I want the protocol intergrated into Pidgin, I don't want to have to run a completely new IM just to use the Torchat protocol.

Torchat. The googlecode entry explains it much better than I could. ( http://code.google.com/p/to

public — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 16:20:14 +0000

@Blankspace/18

Torchat. The googlecode entry explains it much better than I could.

( http://code.google.com/p/torchat )

This is a good start. I like the file transfer function.

xcZlZQ You are so brill. The ideas on this board MUST be implemented by somebody. We do need an a

Blankspace — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 15:58:12 +0000

xcZlZQ You are so brill. The ideas on this board MUST be implemented by somebody.

We do need an anonymous Facebook, I'd actually use that. (It has to be accessible from the regular web too)

We also need an anonymous/encrypted VOIP.

An anonymous encrypted IM is good, but having a Tor specific pidgin plugin would be even better because you could add all sorts of extra features to IM which can only really be added if IM is anonymous. How about adding a mute style anonymous file sharing setup?

All of this needs to be on a liveCD. This live CD should be the ultimate live CD. Also it should include built in steganography as well. I don't know enough about steganography to know why it's useful, or what sorta tools would be needed, I just know it needs to be on the live CD. It's not like encryption is legal everywhere in the world.

I feel like Tor is a great tool, which nobody is using and the few who are using it want to flood it with kiddie porn.

'sup, all. I don't like the melodrama, by the way, but I do like the service. There is a remote chan

6mkt — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 15:48:18 +0000

'sup, all. I don't like the melodrama, by the way, but I do like the service. There is a remote chance that I'll actually use it for something interesting in the future. Don't hold your breath. No, really. Don't. I have this amazing habit of signing up and walking away, never to return.

A meeting space for the meatless?

public — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 02:31:38 +0000

A meeting space for the meatless?

Is this a Facebook for the faceless?

public — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 02:06:05 +0000

Is this a Facebook for the faceless?

While many radicals seem to have embraced the falsity that ``The internet is always insecure and sh

xcZlZQ — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 19:33:42 +0000

While many radicals seem to have embraced the falsity that ``The
internet is always insecure and should not be used'', a hell of a lot of
them still end up using Instant Messaging. This is quite natural and
should be expected; even the most security-conscious (but non-technical)
radical is still just a person and should be expected to use
communication methods.

However, this approach lends itself to further insecurity. While the
eavesdropper may not know of your specific plans, they might still be
privy to things the attacker probably should not know; such as romantic
troubles, sources of stress, objects of affection, times when you'll be
"unavailable" to others, what your political views even are, etc..

As I've already explained; it is not only possible, but in this case
trivially easy to secure networked communications. Instant Messaging is
the easiest communication method to secure, and as such is the topic of
my first tutorial.

This tutorial will rely on the
LibPurple family of
instant messaging clients, for the following reasons: They are the easiest
to implement encryption on, they are fully cross-platform, and they are
relatively secure.

Windows

DISCLAIMER: Windows is a proprietary operating system; you cannot
verify it is doing what you tell it to and may be mailing all of your
sensitive data to the NSA! Use it at your own risk!

For Windows, we'll be installing the Pidgin instant messaging client,
and then extending it with the OTR plugin for encryption. Pidgin
supports AIM, MSN, YIM, IRC, XMPP, and many other protocols. To install
pidgin,
download
the installer and install it. If this howto is more than a few months
old, you should go to
pidgin.im/download/windows/
to obtain the latest version.

The installer should be intuitive for any Windows user; configure the
locations and components and let loose.

When you're done, head over to
cyphterpunks.ca/otr
and grab the
installer
for the OTR plugin. Run that, and remember, it shouldn't create any
shortcuts, don't look for them. Its a plugin, not a program.

Now fire up Pidgin. It should prompt you to create an account, so add
accounts for your protocol(s) of choice. Remember, if you select the
"Remember Password" option, your password will be stored in a cleartext
file on your hard drive. Make sure it is in a secure partition or
folder.

Click the Tools tab, then click the Plugins menu. Scroll
down to the entry for "Off-the-Record Messaging". Check the box next to
the plugin to enable it.

This will cause a grey icon to appear in the lower left of any message
windows you have open. The icon is of the former logo of Pidgin being
eavesdropped on by others. If the person you're chatting with has the
capability (meaning they have one of the setups found in this howto or a
compatible one), clicking on this icon will allow you to transition to
Off-the-Record messaging.

For laughs, keep your old client open this whole time. When you make the
switch, your previously-readable, cleartext messages will be transformed
into encrypted text that the local police have no hope of getting
through, to say the least.

If you use Apple OS X, this whole process is even easier. Just install
Adium. The encryption subsystems are
included. Adium uses LibPurple, so it provides
mostly the same functionality as Pidgin, with the exception of a few
protocols that the Adium developers thought weren't suited for an
instant messaging client.

Pidgin and pidgin-otr are cross-platform for GNU/Linux, and are in both
the Debian and Fedora repositories if your distribution doesn't provide
them.

Debian package for Pidgin
Debian package for Pidgin-OTR
RPM for Pidgin
RPM for Pidgin-OTR

After setting up Pidgin and OTR, remember, both parties must have the
software to establish encrypted communications. Remember to verify keys
(OTR will ask you to do this at first, write down the fingerprints and
verify them in person) with the person you're communicating with, to
make absolutely sure that you're talking to who you think you are, all
the time.

One day, after an action, I got a suspicious IM from a friend of mine
that was there, saying "Lol I was so high last night what'd we do!?". As
you might imagine I was a bit suspicious, and I tried to establish an
OTR session. That attempt of course failed, and I just didn't respond.
If I didn't have OTR, I probably would have let something go that I
shouldn't have, especially if the attacker was a bit smarter.

Don't think you need crypto? Read
this article and see
if it changes your mind. And if you're still not convinced, set up the
crypto anyways; it takes all of five minutes and it'll help your friends
that also have it.

Good luck, stay safe, and happy hacking.

Masked.name+Twitter!

Blankspace — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 14:39:11 +0000

Masked.name+Twitter!

Why no RSS? It's kinda critical for our messages to be delivered in real time.

public — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 00:13:56 +0000

Why no RSS? It's kinda critical for our messages to be delivered in real time.

This is the public key I'll use to sign all of my communication. It's here in a verified form, but t

xcZlZQ — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 21:41:59 +0000

This is the public key I'll use to sign all of my communication. It's here in a verified form, but that's really just more as an integrity check, as a hostile observer could modify both. This key is also on the hidden keyserver and should propagate out as well.

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here's a little bit of content for people: Russian/Soviet combat aircraft from the cold war to 2008

public — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 21:27:06 +0000

here's a little bit of content for people:
Russian/Soviet combat aircraft from the cold war to 2008.
Just reference for people like me.

Illyushin Nato reporting names
Bombers
Il 28 Beagle

Airborne early warning
A-50 Mainstay

MiG Nato reporting names
Fighters/Interceptors

MiG 15 Fagot
MiG 17 Fresco
MiG 19 Farmer
MiG 21 Fishbed
MiG 23 Flogger
MiG 25 Foxbat
MiG 27 Flogger D/J
Mig 29 Fulcrum
MiG 31 Foxhound

Sukhoi Nato Reporting names
Fighters/Interceptors

Su 7 Fitter A
Su 9 Fishpot
Su 11 Fishpot C
Su 15 Flagon
Su 17 Fitter
Su 22 Fitter (upgraded Su 17)
Su 24 Fencer
Su 25 Frogfoot
Su 27 Flanker
Su 30 Flanker-C
Su 33 Flanker-D (carrier based Flanker)
Su 34 Fullback
Su 35 Flanker-E
Su 37 Flanker-F

Tupolev Nato reporting names

Interceptors
Tu 28 Fiddler

Bombers
Tu 14 Bosun
Tu 16 Badger
Tu 20 / Tu 95 Bear (same plane)
Tu 22 Blinder
Tu 22M / Tu 26 Backfire (same plane)
Tu 160 Blackjack

Yakovlev Nato reporting names

Fighters/Interceptors
Yak 15 Feather
Yak 17 Feather
Yak 23 Flora
Yak 25 Flashlight-A / Mandrake
Yak 28 Firebar (Intercepter variant of Yak 28 "Brewer" bomber)
Yak 38 Forger
Yak 141 Freestyle

Bombers
Yak 28 Brewer

oh YAY masked again! Do we still have email and jabber? This would help _immensely_, as we could

public — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 21:06:54 +0000

oh YAY masked again!

Do we still have email and jabber? This would help _immensely_, as we could be reachable anonymously by public web-izens in real-time.

I like the new look

public — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 19:52:01 +0000

I like the new look

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Blankspace — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 15:17:16 +0000

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public — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 14:46:00 +0000

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Is this meant to be an anonymous blog? If so, I might just use for just that purpose. Btw, I like

c5649335 — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 13:44:53 +0000

Is this meant to be an anonymous blog? If so, I might just use for just that purpose.

Btw, I like the artwork on the site!

The new masked.name, eh? It has a much darker look to it, which I do believe I like.

a2z — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 03:53:04 +0000

The new masked.name, eh? It has a much darker look to it, which I do believe I like.

Nice look. Better than the old one.

public — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 22:59:10 +0000

Nice look. Better than the old one.

masked is reborn.

Janitor — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 18:57:00 +0000

masked is reborn.

masked.name

hi there, what's this really?

I guess I like these little private interwebs because they are so much more like the olden days ..

I hope lot of people come use Tor2web,only for not to leave the place only to pedophile!Enjoy!

Welcome, new posters

Recently I've been considering ways of improving my writing ability. Clearly one way I've considered

Just if someone from Germany would like to regularly crawl all tv shows from the last 7 days of the

I keep using the "Join" link instead of "Sign-in". I think my brain interprets "Sign-in" as "Sign-up

testing privacybox.de

Blogging anonymously presents a problem as blogs are typically used to relate personal views and exp

I think I have a perianal hematoma again. It feels like a small, painful grape is lodged in my anus.

I wish I could remove myself from this situation but, as it stands at the moment, the only other opt

I have started downloading child pornography recently. Not because I am a pedophile, but because I e

I have to live with a retard and I hate him. I think the world would be a much better place without

Have you ever busted a fart at the computer and been thoroughly disgusted with yourself? Nearly to t

I hate my wife. I would leave her but I've found a way to make her suffer and it pleases me. I feel

New at TOR > BookPusher's eBook Collection - Over 2800 high quality science fiction,fantasy, and par

Hello world..Figured as the world becomes more "security" focused the free thinkers will have to ban

With greater access to media, information goes around more freely. With time, people are less likely

Political Reform We are under an illusion that democracy is the best political system available. Th

Free Bibliotheca Alexandrina read all http://ms4kc75hlvnfcxgz.onion/iskanderarchiv I switched off

Italy strikes again. So, we call ourselves a "democracy", and by any means the fundations of demo

Off too work // Off to work // I go and go // Never to know // Which part of the fork // I shall tak

The Gnostic Handbook http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/library/Gnostic_Handbook.pdf "Plontinus,

Hello i am a monkey. I am here to fling my paint(feces) at your work of art to destroy art. Because

Bibliotheca Alexandrina is now Free Bibliotheca Alexandrina Free Bibliotheca Alexandrina is reac

Ah, I remembered my password! Sweet, I was quite worried there for a while. So I've found a somewhat

Oh... awesome.

Very promising project.

Any community project on Tor are a step in the right direction

Hello invisible world, og hei usynlige verden! Took me a while to realize (with a feeling of dread)

Bibliotheca Alexandrina is open now http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/iskanderarchiv/ It is a e-

Just how dark is this darknet? Between TOR and freenet, how anonymous am I really?

Today April,29,10 i add a small empty wikki and the frontpage to Bibliotheca Alexandrina you can

project description Bibliotheca Alexandrina - is a onion e-book storage we store *.txt *.rtf *.p

So... no updates from me lately, mostly because I haven't been in much of the mood to write. Sorry a

No, @functionzer0 there is nothing better than "Modern Life" except maybe future life. It is amazing

Is there anything better than Modern Life? Being fortunate to live in a country where I can virtu

Hard to believe you can't have a "normal" blog without compromising your anonymity... So here I a

Hm... today wasn't really that bad, nor was yesterday. I went out to the arcade last night and playe

masked.name to the rescue, bitches Set ourselves to convert DeadInside to proven relaxation tec

Of course, when I write these entries describing my every day life, one must realize that there are

Augh... today was even worse than yesterday. Where do I begin... I woke up at around 14:00 (which

So, I've been feeling rather drained lately... of energy, happiness, or any motivation to do much of

Hail.

Hello world. It is a pleasure to be on a sit such as this.

Hi all! Poland rlz. Pozdrawiam wszystkich Polaków. Jebać żydów, cyganów i innych odmie

The dogs fly in the nighttime breeze of tomorrow's yesteryear. Think about that. Shaba

Oh hai

Welcome, NinjaTuna, as well as the others

Hello, onionland! My name is NinjaTuna, and I've decided to start blogging! I don't actually like tu

Dicks

I'm glad to see that there's a link between onionland and the outside world.

Well. Here we are New Years day and I've finally decided to post. Hello, onionworld.

hello, world.

Happy almost newyears everyone.

The concept of a blacklist for Internet access is flawed, domains change, and you cannot know in adv

Freedom is the real life. Anything less, Anything more.

So, we see the Australian Internet Filter finally went through. Wonder how long it'll be till it spr

So much security, so little to say. And yet, I find this exciting.

If US Presidents can get away with it, Nsec17, then so should a golfer. Suicide, like you suggest

Tiger Woods got me to thinking. If I were to become rich, I wouldn't want to be like Tiger Woods.

Soon we will embark in 2010. To the posters earlier, you have the choice to overspend on useless

hey...

Or will you settle down and meditate upon these points and do nothing, like Marcus Aurelius, doing o

@janitor thank you, for all you do, and happy holidays

GO ACLU FIGHTING FOR OUR RIGHT TO CANCER GENES If the argument is that patenting something that h

一醉解千愁

The holidays are an annoying meme... All they seem do is cause a lot of people to be depressed and t

The firewall was blocking NTP, and the clock was off, so Tor wasn't working: Dec 05 16:48:30.958

For 2 weeks, since November 18th, the Tor tunnel to masked and core.onion was apparently down, and n

Maybe there really is karma... or God... The person who killed one of our children and managed to

Humanity has so much raw potential... shame it's often squandered. Humanity is also a victim of its

(masked.name didn't fail, it just wasn't discovered. sites need to keep themselves up and not expect

Masked.name was renewed today, preparing for its 3rd year in existence. There are 300 registered nam

We may have lost old comfortable views but made incredible progress in the last decades. Spaceflig

Just 14 years ago the United States Supreme Court wrote: "Protections for anonymous speech are vita

is the truth worth seeking? do we even know what the truth is anymore? does truth even exist? just a

Now is too soon to have a defined substance, this hidden service has a low usage. When it increases

watched a movie recently, law abiding citizen... depressing thought was that (according to the mo

project description Bibliotheca Alexandrina - is a onion e-book storage we store .txt .rtf *.p

BEING art is fine... as long as someone else 'gets' it... Jung be damned, we use our social symbol