Holy shit! Pretty sure I saw the grinning man kid when i was a kid. Never did make much of it, but now it's very freaky
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Grinning_Man

>>10501

And how can those agencies differentiate between the traffic generated by a client from the traffic generated from acting as a non-exit node?

>>10502
>And how can those agencies differentiate between the traffic generated by a client from the traffic generated from acting as a non-exit node?

Acting as a relay (which isn't default behavior) ads a minor level of complexity. Bearing in mind that there is no traffic padding in the form of faked traffic passing between any nodes, connections being proxied through a Tor node should be easy to correlate - traffic going in and out almost instantly. Tor doesn't attempt to mask any such correlation via delays, as that would disrupt the overall service of the Tor network.

If you ask people on the Tor project they'll tell you - Tor is not intended to provide anonymity when all nodes in a given chain are being monitored for the purposes of traffic analysis.

>>10503

My node has traffic passing through it all the time.

An observer would not be able to differentiate between my traffic, and the traffic of others passing through, therefore I have plausible deniability, and this holds true even if an attacker were able to monitor every node on the network.

There have always been claims on http://l6nvqsqivhrunqvs.onion by people who claims that tor is somehow compromised, and yet no-one ever seems to have been able to demonstrate so IRL.

Until such times as a real-life practical attack can be shown to be carried out, it is by far the most anonymous solution out there.

>>9540
Not bad for someone who doesn't write alot. The ending could of been a bit better, but other then that, I enjoyed it.

Also, if the storys narrator gets his tongue ripped off by speaking of the storys antoganist, does that meen hes going to take off his fingers as ell for typing that story?

It progressed way too fast, most creepy shit I read on /x/ that I appreciate comes with a whole lot more setup. It needs a whole lot more everything, actually, but otehr than that I think you kinda sorta have some potential writing creepypasta.

I mean, it could be summed up completely with some guy cut up my mouth at night, he was scary.

Liked. Good job, op. Practice makes perfect tho

fuck! i cant even figure out the first one!

>>10464
lol, same here

lust what?

>Sitting in the dark
>Multiple /x/ windows open
>FM2 buddha machine playing in the background

Working up some proper paranoia here - this is great

could this please be removed? blogs which autoplay music are bad enough, but at least they have a stop button.

The volume control is my mute button, or it would be if I didn't think the number station was the perfect noise to have playing on /x/...

Satu apa korang cakap pun aku tak paham.

Que dice este gringo?

ИТТ педере који знају како да користе гоогле преводилац

>>10506

If you get struck by lighting you get some burn marks at best.

Went to cross the road one day, but I couldn't see oncoming traffic due to a truck parked on my side of the road. I didn't think because I was about 11 at the time and just ran out when I saw a car approaching in the corner of my eye. I just yelled, covered my ears with my hands, closed my eyes and crouched down on the ground...I have no idea why I did that, pretty stupid thing I know.
I didn't get hit, the car skidded and stopped less than a foot from me, I just opened my eyes to see a grill and a ford logo near my face.
It was very scary and I wasn't feeling to great after it probably due to shock or something.
I didn't see any of the "life flashing before your eyes" stuff. It just seemed to happen so fast.

>>10514

My father was struck by lightening as a teen. He didn't have any burn marks, but it managed to disintegrate his clothes.

Yes. And you're also automatically born with a time machine with one speed setting.

>>10480
>>10481
im just sayin there has to be more to life than the generic lives that thousands live

dark formless cloud with a faint dark multicolored static like effect to it.

either that or the snakes with double sized heads that would burrow out of the ground as the sun set.

the nanny from muppet babies but i can see her face... and it has six eyelids... I have vivid memories

Believe it or not, it's a creepy place at night.

>no reports of ghosts of cavemen or Romans or really ancient people

Uh, there are? Try the library as well. There are places all over Europe where the people claim to see the transparent form of centurions and the like

I would cite Athenodoros Cananites (ca. 74 BC – 7 AD)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Athenodoros_Cananites

Relevant excerpt: "Athenodorus is also written of by Pliny the Younger, who tells us of Athenodorus' renting of a haunted house in Athens. Athenodorus was wary because the house was exceptionally cheap for its size. When Athenodorus was writing a book of philosophy, late at night, a ghost is said to have come to him. The ghost, who was bound with chains, beckoned Athenodorus to follow him, leading him to a courtyard, where the ghost suddenly vanished. Athenodorus marked the spot, and the next day, with the permission of the city magistrates, he dug up the earth from that spot, where he found the skeleton of an old man, bound with chains. After the skeleton was given a proper burial, the ghost was said to have never haunted that house again."

The Romans feared their dead, and so the graveyards would always be outside, beyond the city walls.

Maybe they were onto something.