Quote from: PaperWalletN00B on February 26, 2014, 08:31:52 PM

I'm new to Bitcoin, if you want Bitcoin to work you can't call non tech savy people idiots...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idiot_proof

It's common to call people idiots, don't feel bad. It's more of a generalized term. Imagine a internet service provider, they must get tens of thousands of calls per day, a tiny percentage of those people actually know what they're doing, the rest go "Duhh, router in da c00mp0tor, wats meh p4$$w0rd?", so, the level one technicians (Who probably don't know much themselves) have a flowchart explaining everything they have to say, so, that the idiot on the end of the phone doesn't get overloaded. Don't get me wrong, I'd love if my ISP would pick up the phone and listen to me when I say "Yup, I can verify the issue is at your end (from your modem, upstream), issue occurs even executing the task from it's perspective", but, then way to many "Duhh, I thunk i no wut im doing" types would pick up the phone and be like "omg slow net", when running 10Mbit NIC cards or something.

On top of that, I fail to see why you need to use tor, you're just opening your self up to a MITM attack. You're trying to be secure, not private.