Most of the nodes are hosted by Tor Foundation itself
Most of the nodes are hosted by Tor Foundation itself
No. Use it for everyday tasks. If Tor is used by only people who need them, they will be easily detected. The whole reason US Navy released Tor to public was so normal users can scramble the usage detection. One more advantage is that right now lot of website block tor users if more users will use tor then they might stop it.
BTW it also uses chromium under the hood, which is basically chrome - google
It will be if you don’t give them backdoor.
this cryptographer working thing which will affect quantum computing, blockchain and integration of data. I don’t know much about Matrix so I can’t comment on that.
Just make a list how many companies tech companies operate from west. All those companies have to follow the law of the homeland.
Sorry! I’m new to lemmy. How do I cross post?
Yup, you are right https://opidea.xyz/post/4785
Apple has already joined DRN web future. Read Here:- https://opidea.xyz/post/4785
I totally agree with you
I kinda agree with you. Before my exams I had lot of time. I used to self host nextcloud, email and invidious etc. But during exam had no time to manage instances or update my packages, one after than another they kept showing error and they went offline.
I stopped my VPS and started using Google Drive(it was already available on my android) to share my notes temporarily with friends, soon I kept using it. I hope protonmail becomes better so I can start using them instead of other products
Sorry about this. I am taking this down.
I still remember old days, when most coders used to praise google. Their services were amazing and I think one of their old principle was >“Develop good products first, think about monetisation later”
I hope **chrome **fails terribly. Just like Internet Explorer(IE). Firefox all the way
LOL! They might sue you for doing that.
It is decentralized alternative for Notion App
These companies are desperate to win and maintain their monopoly in AI Race
Me Too. I don’t understand why aren’t publisher like Macmillan suing them?
Hasn’t Google recently announced that the whole internet now belongs to them for the purpose of training their next models?
When did this happen? I mean I am aware of their privacy policy but this??
Yup. You can check a lot of stat about a node on tor website. https://metrics.torproject.org/