31C3 - Tor Hidden Services and Deanonymisation

[@hexrays6150]

Very good talk, thanks.

[@outsmartbigbrother]

Very informative!

[@darkhunter3232]

pretty interesting

[@datvuong7420]

I had hard time trying to understand how the distributed hash table works on KZbin, this video just helped me that other videos can't

[@mysteryY2K]

this is why i circuit hop and don't use relays based in the US

[@mr.gegenpress7750]

Doesn't tor automatically perform hops? Unless you want to manually setup relays

[@mysteryY2K]

@@mr.gegenpress7750 it does automatically hop but oftentimes too many nodes are in the US so i tend to switch circuits

[@l80sman104]

This was underwhelming.

[@AgeingBoyPsychic]

0:15 How do you become an academic without learning how "etc" is pronounced? 🤦‍♂️ (and 1:30 -"pacifically"'- "specifically")

[@ИванИваныч-б3и]

if you have a small brain and no own ideas, the correct pronunciation is a cool thing to feel smart.

[@AgeingBoyPsychic]

When he first said "Pacific" instead of "specific", I thought he misspoke. When he did this a second time, I though "Huh... that's weird..." When he said "ECK CETERA ECK CETERA", and not "ET CETERA (it is E-T-C after all!!) I lost faith in listening to this man.

[@JivanPal]

And yet, you were able to understand what he was saying and learn something from him. Get off your prescriptivist high horse.

[@uraniumu242]

It’s because of his dialect, not ignorance. If you listen to folks from certain parts of the UK (or the Bronx or Brooklyn) their are distinct differences in pronunciation of some words . Nobody would accuse people from the east end of London of not knowing the English language.