Domain > tvdw.eu

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Property	Value
NameServer	ns2.transip.net
Registrar	Transip BV

DNS Resolutions

Date	IP Address
2025-01-26	167.99.16.55 (ClassC)

HTTP/1.1 200 OKAlt-Svc: h3:443; ma2592000Content-Type: text/html; charsetutf-8Date: Sun, 02 Jun 2024 17:17:40 GMTServer: CaddyStrict-Transport-Security: max-age63072000; includeSubDomains; preloadTran

!DOCTYPE html>html langen dirltr>head>meta nameviewport contentwidthdevice-width, initial-scale1.0>title>TvdW.eu/title>link relstylesheet href/static/styles/style.css mediaall>link relpreload href/static/styles/style-async.css>/head>body data-currenturl/>div idcontent>div classhome-page data-gid>h1>TvdW.eu small>(Tom van der Woerdt)/small>/h1>div data-gid>div classhome-row data-gid>a href/new-blog-again data-gid>h2 data-gid>New blog... again/h2>/a>p data-gid>2017-12-02 I've been running a blog somewhere on a server in a datacenter for a while now, and in the progress of decommissioning that server in favor of something more cloudy, the blog got moved from Wordpress to something more primitive./p>/div>div classhome-row data-gid>a href/blog/2016/04/08/saving-tor-bandwidth-with-merkle-trees data-gid>h2 data-gid>Saving Tor bandwidth using merkle trees/h2>/a>p data-gid>2016-04-08 When you start any Tor application, like the popular Tor Browser, it first needs to “connect to the network”. In this phase Tor will contact a directory in the network and download a document that is referred to as “the consensus”: a document that gets updated hourly, listing all relays on the network, currently roughly a megabyte in size. Tor needs to know which relays are in the network, or it would not be able to create paths with multiple hops. The way this works is that Tor will connect to some relay on the network, then tell that relay to connect to another relay, et cetera, using the information in the consensus to find a suitable path./p>/div>div classhome-row data-gid>a href/blog/2015/01/24/implementing-a-tor-relay-from-scratch data-gid>h2 data-gid>Implementing a Tor relay from scratch/h2>/a>p data-gid>2015-01-24 The last few weeks I have been spending my free time on implementing a Tor OR (Onion Relay) in the Go language (golang.org). After a while I realized the language was not suited for the project, and stopped working on it. Today I am sharing what I learned, and will release the partially working code./p>/div>div c

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