In this part of my series on Tor (Part 1, Part 2,) I want to talk about how to spin up a dedicated onion service, set up a relay, and mine vanity onion addresses.
Onion Services
As I talked about in Part 2 you can pretty easily spin up an …
OK, so now, after having read Part 1 you know something about how Tor works, and you've downloaded the browser, and looked around. So let's say you've already got a great website going, but you want to mirror it on the Tor network. How might you do that? As I'll …
I've known about Tor and onions for quite a while now, but haven't really gotten a chance to dive into them until quite recently. Because I've now had a chance to dive in, I figured I should write some blog posts about what it is, what tools are out there …
I co-wrote a two-part series of articles on static websites with my friend and colleague, John Kenyon. And it got me thinking - how could I build a good workflow for nonprofits to maintain static sites?
I took a break from Drupal development for about 2 years, and decided recently (largely for practical purposes) to dive back in. I had spent many years developing websites in Drupal - I started back in 2005 using Drupal 4.7, and I have developed websites on every version since, except …