Hi Eugen, I'm wondering why you posted this without any comment. On 08/13/2010 06:32 PM, Eugen Leitl wrote: > DuckDuckGo now operates one of these relays, and more importantly an exit > enclave for DDG search engine traffic. As far as I could see, DDH is a search engine frontend. So what does this statement exactly mean? Do you use their exit nodes when doing a browser request to their search engine or is it when using links on DDG search results? How can such a behaviour be technically achieved? > That means if you're on Tor, and you access DDG, you'll likely exit through > our relay and get service much faster. Tor can be slow, but this should speed > it up a bit (when using DuckDuckGo). I don't see any chance how for doing such a thing. Even if so, what's its purpose? I am really confused by this. Seems like I oversee something important. Perhaps someone can help me out of this. Regards, Michael -- Michael Scheinost michael@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Jabber: m.scheinost@xxxxxxxxxxxxx GPG Key ID 0x4FF8E93B
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