Realized I could be lazy and create a couple quick bash scripts. One for checking the sync status (runs every 15 minutes) and another general health script that runs once every 24 hours. Sync status s

My work mostly revolves around reverse engineering Javascript. Codex can really help with pinpointing where to look, thereby making my job way more efficient.

People weren't telling me how to set proper parameters for closing loops and removing dead ends. Or they did not tell me how to create a proper memory system that covers everything.

honestly, i've been doing this too -- having claude review and refactor my ansible.

Google workspace or zoho or proton mail? Or maybe your domain registrar offers their own email service or microsoft 365 business?

That's actually not true. Under both Finnish and Swiss law, there is no liability for traffic passed through an exit. It's still totally legitimate to prohibit it because it does come with nasty admin

Thus for all his road rage, he apparently still did not get the one user that likely caused all this trouble.

I sent you a link to the Nodeseek community where you can search for posts related to C-Server to see how many Chinese users’ accounts have been banned recently.

That's not a formal proof, but speculation from you, implying c-server took broad action, specifically targeting mainland Chinese user associated with the NAT servers

Nah, unless some very specific separation is done usually it ends up in some shared hot or cold wallet that means A won't get exclusively A's coins back 1:1, but any previous unspent in/outputs. I wou

I think you've misunderstood. No one would ever say that outright, so don't pay attention to what people say—it's more important to look at what they do. Trump even said he wanted to win the Nobel Pea

From what I read from page 1-7, there's no explicit mention of mainland Chinese user being the culprit or prompt of action leading towards to ban of customer from specific jurisdiction.

First off, respect for the work you do with Tor relays and the Cryptography SE. You’re looking at this from a pure privacy advocate's lens, which is completely fair, but let me share the operational r

If you're a legitimate security researcher, prove that you have some online presence. No one is going to trust you with their IP reputation otherwise. Even providers that welcome Tor exits are going t

I was under the impression that an A->B->A transaction was typically considered to have originated from A by most modern blockchain analysis companies.

You make a very fair point regarding traditional money laundering. Returning funds to the exact source wallet doesn't "clean" the money in the traditional fiat-to-crypto sense.

From my experience, sadly yes. You need to implement some sort of load balancer or a backup solution in case the vpn node fails, which happens every couple weeks.

"We respect privacy, now give us your government documents and a selfie. Btw, our stance is that only illegitimate customers value their own privacy."

How does this increase compare to the industry average?

with AvenaCloud in the future is a totally different thing I'd rather not get into.