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Has anyone TOFTT and seen Kar yet? I don't see any reviews.

Has anyone toft?

Has anyone seen Taya from CL?

SSD's are great, but most of them use nand flash so they do have a limited amount writes (10k or so, usually balanced across the capacity of the drive), which is more than enough for 20 years or so of average use. Some things to avoid are having heavy downloads going ot it, or swapping on it. For windows users that means disabling the pagefile or putting it on another drive (I don't know if that is possible i'm a long time linux user). For Linux, just make sure your swap partition is not on a SSD.

Actually this would prevent the ISP from seeing anything that you browse (other than that the only website that you browse is the surfeasy servers. I use ssh tunneling to a proxy which is probably similar or exactly what they are using in surfeasy. So when you request say cerb.ca, the server on your computer encrypts that, sends it through your isp encrypted to surfeasy servers, they unencrypt it, fetch the page, encrypt it again, send it back. Here's what everyone would see You: cerb.ca >>> tunnel: cerb.ca converts to surfeasy.com/asdfkjfdasdf >> isp: surfeasy.com:asdflkjasjf >> surfeasy.com: adsfasdkfj converts to cerb.ca And the same thing on the way back to you. Although ssh tunneling is a little more advanced and requires access to an anonymous proxy server, there is a simpler free alternative called Tor ( torproject.org ) it basicaly does the same thing as I've explained above except instead of proxies, it bounces your encrypted request through several other tor users. The only downside to tunnels like this is the isp doesn't know what you do, but surfeasy knows everything you do.

Would somebody mind sending me a pm with location/contact info? Posted via Mobile Device

Anyone see bustybrittney yet? Posted via Mobile Device