On 11/6/2011 2:26 PM, Jacob Appelbaum wrote:
> On 11/06/2011 07:26 AM, M Robinson wrote:
>> http://sourceforge.net/projects/blackbeltpriv/
>>
>> Is anyone using this, it sounds interesting.
>>
>
> I feel inspired to make a short Dr. Bronner's soap bottle parody about
> anonymity after reading that website:
>
> NOW UPDATED. ALL ONE ANONYMITY DARKNET WITH ROUND THE CLOCK
> COMPUTABILITY WITH ALL BROWSERS THANKS TO KNOWN DEPRECATED HTTP PROXY.
> TRUE {FRACTCAL,RABID}CURVE, HOTBAKE, DARKBIOS, DARKRENDEZVOUS. NOW
> UPDATED. POWERED BY ONE TRUE ANONYMITY NETWORK Tor STRENGTHENED THROUGH
> YOUR SOLIDARITY FOR BOOTSTRAPPING WASTE CONTROLS MEANS OF PRODUCTION.
>
> Ahem. I cannot take this seriously at all when they don't even sign
> their releases with PGP. Oh and the software itself it pretty
> hilariously scary - I'd love to read some design documents on those
> "improvements" they made.
>
> I think it's a neat idea to Torify a WASTE implementation but that
> sounds mostly like auditing work - Is there even a WASTE client that is
> still maintained?
>
> Yours in hilarity,
> Jacob
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Like I said, its _interesting_
You should thank me for trolling through 14 pages at time to bring it to
you. =]
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