Re:Tor exit node operator gets raided by police
by AndrewUnmuted on Tuesday April 05, 2016 @12:46PM
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I would have said the same, if it were not for the police's unnecessary and demeaning execution of their warrant at 6:00AM. If the police knew he was a tor exit node operator, then surely they could have executed this search at a more reasonable hour?
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Re:Tor exit node operator gets raided by police
by kbenson on Tuesday April 05, 2016 @12:57PM
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When planning an operation like this you need to plan for a time when the suspect is likely to be home. I imagine the most likely time someone is to be home is right at their regular waking time (people often get home at different times). Additionally, 6:00 AM is not excessively early for a large swath of the population. It's not a convenient time, but when is?
Re:Tor exit node operator gets raided by police
by Godel_unicode on Tuesday April 05, 2016 @04:18PM
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I couldn't help but imagine the police sending a request to view his outlook calendar while reading your comment.
Re:Tor exit node operator gets raided by police
by brbsix on Tuesday April 05, 2016 @12:55PM
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At least he still has intact ear drums and door frame. Sounds fairly reasonable at least by contemporary standards.
Re:Tor exit node operator gets raided by police
by throweway on Tuesday April 05, 2016 @03:07PM
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They didn't seize the house either
Re:Tor exit node operator gets raided by police
by pc86 on Tuesday April 05, 2016 @03:49PM
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A. That's not what "demeaning" means.
B. As others have said 6:00 AM is among the most likely time that most working professionals will be home.
C. I'm not sure what his status as an exit node operator has to do with the hour at which a search is executed?