Hi,
- Was invited as a speaker at CryptoParty Luxemburg. Gave two talks about Tor, one basic introduction/overview, and one about operating Tor exits. Afterwards, I helped starting Frënn vun der Ënn, a Luxemburg copy of Torservers.net by local members of the CCC -- some of which I already met at Haxogreen 2012, a Luxemburg hacker camp. They are awaiting official approval by the government, and then I will probably sign over our Luxemburg exit to them ( www.enn.lu )
- Wrote a German article about Tor by request of the CCC for their printed magazine "Datenschleuder". It will also be published on the web.
- Wrote a small Python script that stores relay contact info from Onionoo data in a local database, together with "first seen" and "last seen" dates. I am currently limiting it to relays faster than 25 MBit/s. This will help me to welcome new relay operators, as well as contact "missing" operators to ask why they are gone. I am currently not publishing the database itself, but the script is at https://github.com/moba/tor-contacts-tracker
- I became more accustomed to editing the Torproject website. Pushed some changes, most importantly a completely revised set of install instructions on Mac OSX using the unsafe Homebrew. https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/7989
- Most of my time again went into Help Desk and IRC. For number of closed tickets, see Runa's report which will come soon.
- Was offered 2-3 Gbit/s of spare bandwidth at a friendly CH ISP. Passed the offer to the Swiss Privacy Foundation to avoid running more high bandwidth nodes as Torservers.net.