Is he bringing it back to the regular internet or will it just stay on Tor?
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Is Kiwifarms Coming Back on the Clearnet?
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An Onion Among Onions
Big maybe
Boobie Bomb
Hellovan Onion
I heard that Null is so dumb, he tried to build a toy car out of Legos, but he couldn't figure out how to put the wheels on. He ended up just giving up and playing with a stick instead.
On Tor for now.
Firegirl26
Hellovan Onion
What is Tor Browser? Really bad at this sorrry
It's a browser which anonymises your traffic.
Online Privacy 101: The Tor Browser
When I was in the Air Force I mostly worked in research & development and we were always looking for opportunities to transition technology…
Todd Thundercock
Registered Member
I just wanna read silly shit about the 10 or so lolcows I follow, ignore the troons they aren't funny anyway
onionfarts
Baby Onion
He might have to change the website address to something like kiwifarms.faggotry to get back on the regular web.
Deleted User
An Onion Among Onions
thats what the pirate streaming sites i use have to do to keep up , he has to much pride to play that game .
123movies4lyfe
Firegirl26
Hellovan Onion
Thanks just wondering if it was safe to useIt's a browser which anonymises your traffic.
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Online Privacy 101: The Tor Browser
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An Onion Among Onions
Watch this video for a very brief introduction:
Tor stands for "The Onion Router". The Tor network consists of Onion Routers around the world, that can "telescope" from one node to the other, in order to create a path through the Tor network. The Tor Browser is basically a specially configured variant of a Mozilla browser that uses the Tor network to hide your IP address, which is a form of anonymization. Using the Tor network to anonymize your internet browsing is supposedly more anonymous than a VPN because it uses math to randomize the nodes it uses to calculate a path through the Tor network in order to hide your IP address. So the path your data takes through the Tor network for you to reach a website you want to read is always different, thus making it harder to trace it back to you.
IMO it's definitely not as safe as using a regular browser. Once you're using the Tor network, you are at the mercy of volunteer node operators around the world who might or might not want to forward your traffic to your destination host (Null discussed this issue during the last MATI, the issue of Tor nodes blocking traffic to KF). I've personally gotten bad exit nodes at least twice since I started using Tor to access KF (one was a Polish exit node). My anti-virus software caught the bad nodes before something really bad could happen, so make sure you have up-to-date anti-virus software running while using Tor. I even mailed Null about this, but of course he had nothing to say and did not warn Kiwis that they might encounter a bad node that will try to infect their computer.
According to Null it does now.
Why? Is it because there are less people logging in when the site is only on Tor?
onionfarts
Baby Onion
It's only more dangerous if you're accessing a clearnet site that is HTTP and not HTTPS. Otherwise it is safer.
Null says a lot of BS.
Null apparently has "three different plans in the works" to get back on the clearnet, so this cat hasn't spent its nine lives just yet:
As usual, Pink Blush on Youtube has all the updates:
As usual, Pink Blush on Youtube has all the updates:
CrazyDud32
Registered Member
The only lolcow I follow is Jack Scalfani. IMHO he's the only one I've ever thought was actually worth following, let alone funny.
SSj_Ness
Baby Onion
Did he elaborate on that?
