I really don't understand any of the points in "Your Environment".
> Never use Tor from home, or near home. Never work on anything sensitive enough to require Tor from home, even if you remain offline. Computers have a funny habit of liking to be connected…
How exactly? The entire point of Tor is that such stuff should not matter since the first node doesn't know what you have requested.
> And while the jackboots are very unlikely to show up the same day you fire up Tor at Starbucks, they might show up the next day. I
Yeah, no. Wait, what?
> I recommend for the truly concerned to never use Tor more than 24 hours at any single physical location; after that, consider it burned and go elsewhere.
> Never use Tor from home, or near home. Never work on anything sensitive enough to require Tor from home, even if you remain offline. Computers have a funny habit of liking to be connected…
How exactly? The entire point of Tor is that such stuff should not matter since the first node doesn't know what you have requested.
> And while the jackboots are very unlikely to show up the same day you fire up Tor at Starbucks, they might show up the next day. I
Yeah, no. Wait, what?
> I recommend for the truly concerned to never use Tor more than 24 hours at any single physical location; after that, consider it burned and go elsewhere.
No?