tutanota or mailbox/posteo few bucks a year

the primary requirement for an exit node that no one tells you about:

balls of steel.

Has anyone ever been arrested or held legally liable for running an exit node (in a modern country, like the US/CA/UK/Etc)?

I've thought about running one as well since my server provider is okay with it as long as I handle the abuse complaints which is basically copy/pasting a cookie cutter response on how it's an exit-node and not possible to tell the origin of whatever it is the complaint is about.

After a quick review I'll say: It's alright. A bit buggy. But hey, it's new. Hopefully in time it'll work those issues out.

It's never a bad thing to have options so I'm glad to see it regardless.

Unsure, honestly. I use ProtonMail as well. Hoping to see some suggestions by others.

Thank you for this. Do you know of any actually good Email providers? I have both a Protonmail account and a Tutanota account. Ok, I also have a Gmail as well, I think world plus dog does right?

What are your thoughts?

the primary requirement for an exit node that no one tells you about:

balls of steel.

Shoutout to the all the park rangers out there who leave people alone or humor them and listen to their incoherent ramblings about trees and waterfalls..

8 grams of dried mushrooms will take you out of this world. I'll usually eat an eighth (3.5g, 5g if your plug is an old hippy lol) and that's my sweet spot where I have very vivid visuals but I'm still not too far removed from reality.

From Hayate no Gotoku (2007). First episode if I remember correctly.

Thanks. I like it so far.

Oh cool that's even better it's backed by the torproject. I'll check it out!

8 grams? lightweight. We used to eat them by the handfull

Aether has no mobile support whatsoever. I bet 95% of the people migrating from Voat to Aether will keep on moving.

For a terminal based Tor monitor, look no further than nyx: https://nyx.torproject.org/

Ok cool thanks. I just wanted to see network charts basically. I will look into those.

Done. A good place for onion links would be /f/Tor, /f/oddsides or /f/links , though /f/Tor being the most active out of the bunch.

Looks like they're gone already. I thought they were going to wait until Christmas.

Yeah, that's what I thought.

Axe away at /f/onions. It seems unnecessary with /f/Tor.
Edit: Thank you!

Seems like some went to Aether. Haven't seen many refugees here, but they're welcome. Hope you enjoy your stay.

Awesome!

Ah, my bad. I thought that option was available to mods who created their own forum. I can axe it for your if you'd like. Just confirm and I'll do as you wish.

Yeah i edited my comment, i can't find it. I replied without looking.

No worries. Glad to help.

Per https://community.torproject.org/relay/relays-requirements/

A <40 Mbit/s non-exit relay should have at least 512 MB of RAM available.
A non-exit relay faster than 40 Mbit/s should have at least 1 GB of RAM.
On an exit relay we recommend at least 1.5 GB of RAM per tor instance.

Not sure about the control panel to manage it, but that'd add overhead to the RAM requirement. Hopefully someone will correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure it's "set it and forget it". What are you wanting to do with a control panel? See network graphs and stats and stuff? Observium or Librenms will collect pretty much any server related stat that you could ever need. Those will chart and graph things like CPU, RAM, Disk IO, Network Graphs, uptime, etc all over time. From very recent to multiple years if you keep it running long enough.