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Re: [tor-relays] [tor-exit] good node providers

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"That can be avoided with some OS, typically stringent against them like OpenBSD"

As far as I know, those distributions include non free firmwares, which, potentially or maybe not, could contain some backdoors.

I don't want to preach no one, but for me is a ethical, moral question. I want to avoid operating systems that haven't a clear policy about free software. It is my opinion that I am not the only one here, and that this explains the "Debian monoculture".

Maybe I'm wrong.

I would be happy to use a BSD operating system, only if I was sure that It's entirely free.

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