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bonus/bitcoin/ordisrespector.md

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![](../../images/ordisrespector-mempool-blocks.png)
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* Put the pointer above the cube's dynamic graphic at the bottom right, and find transactions with for example **0.00010000 BTC**, **0.00005000 BTC**, **0.00000546 BTC**, **0.00000330 BTC**, **0.00000538 6 BTC**... output amount, or similar recurrency amount and click on the cube of the transaction to do a second verification
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* Put the pointer above the cube's dynamic graphic at the bottom right, and find transactions with for example **0.00010000 BTC**, **0.00005000 BTC**, **0.00000546 BTC**, **0.00000330 BTC**, **0.000005386 BTC**... output amount, or similar recurrency amount and click on the cube of the transaction to do a second verification
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![](../../images/ordisrespector-mempool-cube-tx.png)
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bonus/system/ssh-keys.md

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* From the Terminal, use the native command
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```sh
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$ ssh -i /home/<user>/.ssh/privkey [email protected]
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$ ssh -i /home/<user>/.ssh/id_rsa [email protected]
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* On your regular computer, download Putty [64-bit x86](https://the.earth.li/\~sgtatham/putty/latest/w64/putty.exe) or [32-bit x86](https://the.earth.li/\~sgtatham/putty/latest/w32/putty.exe) version depending on your OS architecture and start it.
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* To automatically connect and log in to your server you need to add the Private Key to the Putty client. Then go to the left Category menu, select SSH –> Auth -> Credentials, on "Private key file for authentication" hit the "Browse" button, search and add your Private Key file.
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* To the left tree, select "session", in the "Hostname (or IP address)" box, type `[email protected]` or `[email protected]`, left port `22` to the right box. Click on `Open`. If you selected a key passphrase in [preparations](ssh-keys.md#preparations) section, enter it. That’s it! Now you can automatically securely connect to your remote SSH server with Putty client by hitting the Open button without the need to enter passwords.
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* To the left tree, select "session", in the "Hostname (or IP address)" box, type `[email protected]` or `[email protected]`, left port `22` to the right box. Click on `Open`. If you selected a key passphrase in the [preparations](ssh-keys.md#preparations) section, enter it. That’s it! Now you can automatically securely connect to your remote SSH server with Putty client by hitting the Open button without the need to enter passwords.
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### **MobaXterm Windows**
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bonus/system/tor-bridge.md

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<summary>💡 ContactInfo ⬇️</summary>
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<summary>💡 Nickname ⬇️</summary>
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{% code overflow="wrap" %}
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