Comments by "Taxtro" (@MrCmon113) on "NetworkChuck" channel.

  1. Remember? It's still there.
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  2. Streets also help murderers.
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  3. ​ @GlitchyZorua No, your VPN provider can't see what you're doing via TOR.
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  4. Yes go out in public in your criminal uniform with an illegally modified vehicle.
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  5. School computers are prime targets for keyloggers.
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  6. You're not a five year old. The problem with that popular quote is that our knowledge and concepts build on each other. That's also what makes them so powerful. They're not isolated facts. They are abstractions build on abstractions. It's impossible to explain something complex to a five year old, because all of the required background knowledge takes so much time to acquire that in the end, it's no longer a five year old, but a twenty year old. In a way our education system IS explaining sth complex to five year olds - over the span of decades.
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  7.  @chrisconcoco  How would you be sticking out? The ISP only knows you're using a VPN. So you actually stick out less. LE would have to get to the VPN first to figure out you used TOR.
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  8. ​ @GlitchyZorua TOR project discourages it bcs they think it's unnecessary and bcs they think paying the VPN provider somehow makes you stick out. Actually I've read their website recently and it's not entirely clear to me what's their point. More ppl use VPNs than TOR and IPs will always cooperate with LE fully, while there's a chance a VPN might not.
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  9. This better not be clickbait and talking about IPv4.
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  10. I don't see the argument against a VPN other than convenience. Let's say they intercepted a package. Your IP will certainly tell them that you used TOR, your VPN provider might not if it's in a different country. Let's say they know someone in an area did sth illegal. You will stick out less as a VPN user than as a TOR user. Lastly you have one additional level of safety if you're a really big deal and LE gets lucky and traces you through TOR.
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  11.  @feldon27  But now we have enough addresses for each individual sock even if we colonize Mars and Venus.
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  12. I read the article and I don't understand what's the downside of using a VPN. Your ISP will CERTAINLY disclose everything they now about you, a VPN provider can't really be any worse. I also don't understand the downside of the money trail of using the VPN provider. Everyone knows you're using the VPN, but they don't necessarily know that you're using TOR through the VPN. VPNs are also a lot less suspicious than connecting to TOR. That said, personally I never use VPNs, but I'm also lazy af.
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  13. 7:45 Kids trying coffee.
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