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title: Tor talk
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date: 2014-11-01 12:19:49
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tags: [tor, talks]
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category: talks
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description:
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categories: talks
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wp-status: publish
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I gave a talk this Monday, an important one I think. The one from the
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kind of spreading knowledge on the safe internet usage to people not
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necessarily of the tech background. This was my first one given to a
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such audience and to add to it all, it was given in Polish. The biggest
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challenge ? Finding good equivalent for the English tech terms. I think
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the talk went quite okay and the discussion afterwards was
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lively. I talked a bit on how the internet works and what's wrong with
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that, to transition later to what problems Tor addresses and which it
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does not. I tried to emphasize that using Tor does not make you
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automatically immune to the dangers of the internet. Big thanks to the
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organizers, [Praxis](http://praxis.ue.wroc.pl/) student group from
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the Wroclaw University of Economy. You can find my slides
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[here](https://github.com/cyplo/talks/tree/master/tor_for_beginners), along with speaker notes.
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