* explain things in README.md, don't duplicate comments
* opportunistic-insecure.conf should be used everywhere by default, so
thus it's now everywhere.conf. However I am yet to test it does what
I expect, so this is bad case of testing in production or after
committing it in general.
If the lowpower option uses values 40 and 20 which are a lot higher than
mine were and considered suitable for laptops and smartphones, I guess
they are the best for me to use and I find content faster.
It took me some time a few days ago to figure out this (and notice that
port 80 was already used by automatically installed Apache that was
doing nothing).
I have understood that ports 443 (Orport) and 80 (Dirport) are the best
for users behind strict firewalls especially if they aren't needed for
anything else on the system running Tor relay.
Dnscrypt-proxy appears to handle multiple servers by itself nowadays and
does it in the config file. The servers listed may also be down.
Ref: #92 where I remembered these files still being here.
It fails on laptops thanks to not being able to do DNS resolution thanks
to network connection not existing during boot.
Now it fails to `Download snap "ubuntu-core" (423) from channel "stable"
(cannot authenticate to snap store: Provided email/password is not
correct.)` which is process and appears to not be my issue.
Only oidentd.socket and miredo.service were copied instead of being
units that exist in the system and they don't need to do anything
else than fix the issue I have with the stock units.
* oidentd.socket is IPv6-only on my systems unless is BindIPv6Only=both.
because of net.ipv6.bindv6only=1
* miredo.service is here because it starts before there is network
connection (network-online.target) and there is never network
connection with laptops before they are connected to WLAN even if
NetworkManager might be up seeking/connecting to network.
