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			<h1><code>//accessed574tizbu.onion.</code></h1>
			<p>My client onion address</p>
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<li>Record created on <a href="/en/weblog/2015/12-December/30.xhtml">Day 00298: Wednesday, 2015 December 30</a></li>
<li>Record removed on <a href="/en/weblog/2016/06-June/25.xhtml">Day 00476: Saturday, 2016 June 25</a></li>
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<p>This onion address had previously been used for <a href="apt:torchat">TorChat</a> and any other tasks in which I required an onion address for my client instead of my server. Originally, <a href="/en/domains/authorednansyxlu.onion.xhtml"><code>authorednansyxlu.onion.</code></a> handled both client and server tasks, but this situation was found to be suboptimal. In TorChat, I would always appear to be online, even when I was not, and any messages sent to me while my laptop was not on the local network were just lost. At first, I considered this to be a flaw in TorChat and considered setting up a second onion address to work around the issue to be a hacky solution. While I still consider this to be a bug in TorChat, I decided to set this onion up anyway because even if TorChat functioned perfectly, there are advantages to using a client onion. Specifically, using only the server onion meant that I could not receive TorChat messages when my laptop was on a different local network than my server. As the laptop moves, this was a legitimate reason to use a second onion address.</p>
<p>As I was preparing to move away from Coos Bay, I reinstalled <a href="/en/domains/newdawn.local.xhtml"><code>newdawn</code></a>&apos;s operating system to downgrade from Debian Testing to Debian Stable. As a result, this onion went offline, and no effort has yet been made to put it back online.</p>
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