Starman wrote: Which doesn't mean anything. Well, what about checking your system log, the RAS connection log and the TAPI log instead of fooling around with checking unrelated things?

Thanks, Todd. I'll take another look at Thunderbird. "Todd H." <comphelp@toddh.net> wrote in message news:84ejvdfkjz.fsf@ripco.com...

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Labiodental Fricative wrote: This wasn't/isn't a bug exactly, and certainly not a huge one even if you assume Tor developers should have addressed it precognitively. It's at worst an amateurish...

Labiodental Fricative wrote: I can verify this. I saw a lot of high bandwidth servers in 149.9.XXX.XXX in Washington DC, and most of them were running version 0.1.0.16 on Linux x86_64, and none of...

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