Dear all,In my continuing bid to keep Big Brother off our banks I have recently been making use of the publicly available bridges from the Tor website.For those who don't know bridges are a useful way of disguising your Tor traffic in such a way that it's not possible for your ISP to tell that you're using it in the first place. (Please see : http://tor.zuo.la/docs/bridges.html.en for more info).This can be particularly useful in countries like the UK where ISP's are now being asked to record traffic data and even practise "deep packet" analysis in some cases.A friend of mine who has been advising me about setting up bank accounts offshore has helped me to establish a dummy company in an offshore location - part of the deal is that I receive some virtual office space for a monthly fee including a dedicated server and I'd be happy to share this with other SR users in exchange for a small fee for my bandwidth - would this be worth one or two Bitcoins a month to anyone? Needless to say I've found the server is fast and operates 24 hours a day.The advantage as I said is that it would be near impossible through traffic analysis alone to tell you're running Tor.I should say in fairness that there are publicly available bridges but by their very definition they're not as secure and they're also not guaranteed to work 100% of the time.I also don't want anyone to think I'm scaremongering ; the chances of you being caught through traffic analysis alone are slim but if you do live in a remote location or you have some sensitive materials/information in your home then this might be worth considering.I'd be more than happy to grant anyone a trial period to test the speed before going ahead. Please let me know what you think!V.