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<tt>Some would argue that it's just the free market doing it's thing,
and some entrepreneur is cashing in ;D. What's the name of that
self-contained, 'USB-stick' Thurnderbird and Firefox? I can't think of
the name right now. It would probably be really easy for Arrakis to add
this to his project. The one thing that's nice about VPM though is that
it is cross-platform and contains a few extra security features that
would be hard for a non-geek to configure. The reason I say this is
because there are many dedicated freedom activists in the US and around
the world that are just dying (sometimes literally) for something like
this, but don't have the technical know-how to self-implement.<br>
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Arrakis, do you need help with TorPark? If so, I'd be willing to chip
in, at least to a degree.<br>
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~ADB<br>
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Void Beast wrote:
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Indeed it would... Paying for privacy? I don't think that's quite
right. <br>
Grr. <br>
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Beast <br>
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mary wrote: <br>
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> It would be quite easy to build on of these yourself and place it
on a <br>
> flashcard, digital camera or what have you. Make it a weekend
project. <br>
> <br>
> -m <br>
> <br>
> On Mon, 12 Dec 2005, ADB wrote: <br>
> <br>
>> An associated article on OSNews points to a new tor-based
embedded <br>
>> Linux-on-USB-stick product called Tor Desktop: Virtual
Privacy Machine <br>
>> (<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext"
href="http://www.virtualprivacymachine.com/products.html">http://www.virtualprivacymachine.com/products.html</a>).
It sells
for $45, <br>
>> and this might be a convenient option for some people,
especially those <br>
>> who are less technically adept and/or who have to use public
or work <br>
>> computers that they can't/aren't allowed to install programs
or or <br>
>> reconfigure. <br>
>> Thoughts? <br>
>> <br>
>> ~ADB <br>
> <br>
> <br>
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