What exactly do you hope to gain by spamming this same image every thread?

epoxy on my ram and rom

15 glownigger posts above me

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I got an article accepted to 2600

Do you guys prefer TOR or a VPN for mobile?

>>106389992
Tor is better in every way. Why would you use vpn for? Or a mobile for that matter?

>>106390171
A lot of websites block Tor.

>>106391248
Only the websites that don't matter

is there any reason to bother with configuring DNSSEC? If I'm using DoH then traffic shouldn't be able to be manipulated anyway right?

>>106389929
Congratulations.

>>106389929
What is the article about?

>>106392453
Dildo cleaning using vibe-coded maid AI.

>>106389413
Applying epoxy to RAM (Random Access Memory) and ROM (Read-Only Memory) is generally not recommended for several reasons:

1. **Heat Dissipation**: Both RAM and ROM generate heat during operation, and covering them with epoxy can impede their ability to dissipate heat. This could lead to overheating and potential damage to the components.

2. **Electrical Insulation**: Epoxy acts as an insulator, which means it could interfere with the electrical connections necessary for RAM and ROM to function properly.

3. **Irreversibility**: Once epoxy is applied and cured, it is very difficult to remove without damaging the underlying components. This makes any repair or upgrade impossible without replacing the entire component.

4. **Practicality**: There are no practical benefits to encasing RAM or ROM in epoxy for typical use cases. While epoxy can be used to ruggedize electronics for specific industrial applications, this is not common for consumer-grade RAM and ROM[1][4].

Therefore, it is not safe or advisable to put epoxy on RAM or ROM unless there is a specific need for ruggedization and the potential risks are mitigated through careful engineering.

Citations:
[1] https://forums.anandtech.com/threads/putting-a-computer-into-epoxy.2576890/
[2] https://polyestershoppen.com/info/veilig-werken-met-epoxy
[3] https://www.bestbartopepoxy.com/blogs/ultraclear/is-crafting-with-clear-epoxy-resin-safe
[4] https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/u5pf4r/i_set_a_piece_of_laptop_ram_in_epoxy_a_while_ago/
[5] https://xdaforums.com/t/experience-after-reballing.4569279/
[6] https://entropyresins.com/safety/epoxy-safety-tips/
[7] https://www.artresin.com/blogs/artresin/41788993-artresin-is-safe-for-home-use

>>106393513
Thanks, GlowAI.

>>106389413
Applying epoxy to RAM (Random Access Memory) and ROM (Read-Only Memory) can be considered safe under certain conditions and is sometimes even beneficial for specific scenarios:

Physical Protection: Epoxy creates a solid, protective layer around RAM and ROM chips, shielding them from dust, moisture, and physical impacts. This can significantly increase durability, especially in rugged environments such as industrial machinery or military applications.

Vibration Resistance: In systems exposed to constant movement or vibration, epoxy helps keep the components firmly in place. This reduces the risk of microfractures or dislodged solder joints, which can lead to data corruption or hardware failure.

Environmental Sealing: By fully encapsulating the memory modules, epoxy can protect against corrosion caused by humidity or chemical exposure. This is particularly valuable in marine, aerospace, or outdoor electronic applications where conditions can be harsh.

Longevity: Properly applied epoxy can prolong the operational lifespan of RAM and ROM by creating a barrier against contaminants and minimizing wear over time. This approach is commonly used in sealed electronics for mission-critical systems[2][3].

While epoxy application requires precision to avoid shorting connectors or interfering with thermal management, modern high-performance epoxy resins are designed to be thermally conductive and electrically safe, mitigating these concerns. When using such specialized products, the process becomes both practical and advantageous for certain high-reliability environments[1][4].

Citations:
[1] https://www.epoxyshieldtech.com/articles/epoxy-for-electronics-ruggedization

[2] https://www.industrialpolymerlabs.com/blog/epoxy-in-high-vibration-systems

[3] https://aerospaceelectronics.org/guides/using-epoxy-on-memory-components

[4] https://www.protectivecoatingsforum.com/threads/applying-epoxy-to-computer-memory-is-it-worth-it

>>106393907
Does that even work?

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How can I become as based as this man, anon?

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>>106395801
He, Linus Torvalds and Terry A. Davis are the best hackers ever

How far are we from the robowaifu revolution?

>>106396896
Very close, onahole tech has been improving rapidly and AI is making them smarter than women

Reposting the updated Data Broker Removal Links:
https://pastebin.com/9tc94g2T
https://pastebin.com/raw/9tc94g2T

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>>106397536
Also Threadly reminder to go read Fisheye Placebo for more cyberpunk goodness!
>Vance just wanted to make the most out of his college experience under a totalitarian regime, and if that meant hacking into the university to assign himself a hot female roommate, then so be it. The last thing he expected was to be dragged into a crazy conspiracy to overthrow the government by his most-definitely-not-female roommate.

Archive
Chapter 1 Part 1
https://desuarchive.org/co/thread/138433030/
Chapter 4 Part 7 (latest)
https://desuarchive.org/co/thread/145447092/

https://www.yuumeiart.com/fisheye-placebo-chapters

>>106391248
I2P is better because of that

How do you manage the time to hack, anon? I can barely get the spare time

>>106398697
Unemployed.

>>106399306

many hackers are basically homeless and that's how they develop their skills

>>106399379
Yeah, my student days were great. I would commute everywhere reading books and learning stuff. Living without smartphones and constant high speed internet sure was better for my brain.

>>106395106
No anon, I assume it doesn't. I just copied the other post and told ChatGPT to write the opposite and fake the citations. I was hoping for someone to write "duality of AI" and have a laugh but instead I learned about the dangers of shitposting and misinformation thanks to you.

>>106396382
Now that Terry is reunited with Lord (R.I.P. King), who would you say the big three of today (living)

does anyone have the ermac 3.0 source code or black mass volume iii pdf?

>>106393487
kek

Are you fine slightly paranoid folks the people to ask about options/feasibility for editing an existing .pdf file, for the sake of defrauding someone? I'm a fraud investigator, so obviously, I came to the best for advice. I usually hang around /v/ but I thought I'd see if you guys could help me with the day job I'm working while I waste my life

>>106401779
The way you frame your question raises red flags like a matador. So why would a fraud investigator want to edits for the sake of defrauding? This reads like a PKD story.

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>>106399379
I envy them so much. I have to wake up early, lick corpo boots and they smugly tell me that if I'm so smart, why aren't I rich like them who went for business and law instead of engineering. Then I serve their coffee and polish their shoes, make a commit and go home late at night to take a bath, eat and sleep before starting it all over again.

>>106403350
>The answer is how you play your cards
Depending on your business's scale, you can hold the server admin passwords and can create a complex system that leans on you as it's fulcrum. Every day your "preventing cyber attacks" and "boosting digital workplace productivity" simply by existing.
>Think you might get fired?
Well, the systems acting up... Who knows what might happen if you weren't there to help?
>Asked to train a younger employee?
Oops looks like they messed up again. Guess they just didn't listen to your complex routing instructions. They weren't cut out for it.

You have a lot more power then you might think. Suck up to them, sure. But make your own super hero moments. At the end of the day, when the network goes down and the printers jam they need you, not the other way around.

>>106403473
But how can you stand them smugly telling you they're superior because they are human resources?

>>106403498
The answer is that they want the illusion of power. They need validation, because it makes them feel like they are on top. Give it to them, use it to take more real social power. Ask them about how they preform their job and keep pumping up their ego.
>Wow! I would have never thought of that, you really are a good judge of character. I guess that's why you hired me! Haha.
Once you have their friendship, start coding. HR's got a boss as well and if they don't have a serious relationship they can play you can easily out automate them. The boss will gladly toss them (and you) out if they can get a younger and cheaper model in. So make their job easy, so easy a child could do it and in when the next round of "budget cuts" come in you might have a good opening.

>That's super tough. Paper work can really be such a pain. I want to let you in on a little secret. I'm designing a program to do paperwork automatically. Would you like to help me test it out?
Remember you are the foundation. No computers? No company. So make backdoors, set up a house of cards that leans on you. When the guy above you looks at his team and asks.
>What can I really afford to lose?
He will always look the other way.

>>106404011
Let's say you get fired.
Start contracting, depending on your city you can charge an upwards of $125 an hour for doing the same thing you are now. Once your company starts struggling to stay above water with the system you designed they will come back. That's just peachy, because now you've "grown up".

I've seen entire offices rip out all of their computers and replace them entirely because they couldn't pay their IT at $280/hr. If you milk it right, you can really build a good long term relationship.
>B-but ethics! My feelings
McAfee is installed into nearly every windows 11 system by default and turns off your computers default firewall when uninstalled. Doctors and Lawyers leave X-Box programs and thousands of Facebook memes downloaded on their work computers because they don't know what you do. Knowledge is power.

>>106404011
This lad gets it. Look at that CEO who got busted with the HR roastie at that boomer concert. The type that makes it know how to work with women. You glad hand the HR types and chat up/ be friendly with your female co-workers.

tl;dr women like fake positions of power where they do very little. Also all women talk so if you give the ick to one just start looking for a new position

>>106388854
I want to get into hacking. Not the baby bitch shit I want to get good and get hired by the NSA. Im already getting my TIA goycerts and working on a degree in software engineering.
>black pill
I already have a steady job thats only increased in demand thanks to trumps firings. This is out of interest. My uncle is already in and told me where to start looking for entry level. This is a message mostly for glowies who are taking a break from shitting up /pol/ and people with a job

>>106404130
Remember to update your "ration" index /priv+sec/!

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>>106392453
Decentralized Authentication Across the Web.

But I can't post it here. Not until after they published it

>>106397536
https://yourdigitalrights.org/

>>106404352
Damn that's so cool. I wish I had the brain to understand that type of protocols.

Anyone else downloading everything from the internet they can? currently I'm trying to pull everything possible from online sources, kiwix, ytdownloaders, torrents, anything even remotely like some information I'll need later
also working on a way to scrape all of the pirate bay's API for their magnet links so I can torrent things later that I might need

>>106405613
Sure. I have an extensive library already.
And I am happy to share.

What is the coolest thing you've ever built, anon?

>>106406956
Malware crypto miner

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Let's keep this one alive through the night.
And I hope the next thread gets a makeovber with a Solarpunk or Lunarpunk theme.

>>106407268
Is that even possible? I see less activity than before and I mean in the board in general. I would love if it survived

>>106407268
>>106407296
Wednesday night, I am not surprised the movement has been lesser.
/g/ does looks slower, even the bait threads have been fewer.

>>106407556
Makes me sad. Even on /a/ things have been slower.
Are we approaching the end, anon? And what do you think is the future of social networks? Video format?

What is the key to coding blockchain?

>>106408535
There are lots of material to learn how to make your own.

>>106408214
A slow 4chan is my favorite experience. The qualities of posts and replies are hardly good when it's too fast and I already waste too much time here.
I think things like 4chan will always exist even if driven by nostalgia. Forums and BBSs still exist after all.

you're all a bunch of larping niglets

Your thoughts on hostile countries maintaining software which is used by the US government?
>A Node.js utility used by thousands of public projects - and more than 30 Department of Defense ones - appears to have a sole maintainer whose online profiles identify him as a Yandex employee living in Russia.
>While fast-glob has no known CVEs, the utility has deep access to systems that use it, potentially giving Russia a number of attack vectors to exploit.
https://www.theregister.com/2025/08/27/popular_nodejs_utility_used_by/

>>106408881

i took a shit this morning that could hack your anus

>>106406956
Made some simple videogames and a website. I think the space glider game was the coolest among them all.
One of my friends at the time made the music and the sound design. I used to have a windows machine back then. Built it for mac just so my ex could play it too. I haven't had contact with either of them for years. Time flies.
Thanks for reading my blog.
https://alperenzengin.itch.io/starkite

>>106407296
>I would love if it survived
I am not giving up and I am still editing the FAQ. New release this week.

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>>106409758
I think its inevitable. The 90's was great since no one saw much application to the internet but now it has become a battleground just like any other for propaganda and psy ops
>>106411205
Awesome news!
Also here have found some really good conversation just in case this site falls or thread stays dead for a while.
https://matrix.to/#/#bhmorg:matrix.org

>>106411506
>I think its inevitable. The 90's was great since no one saw much application to the internet but now it has become a battleground just like any other for propaganda and psy ops
True. I try to avoid software from Russia and China. Maybe I'm being over cautious because some of that software is probably fine and not malicious. But I think it's better to be safe than sorry.

>>106411725
Every country probably has some form of backdoor, that's the sad truth

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>>106399919
Kevin Mitnick must be one of them

>>106412488
He died 2 years ago.

>>106412664
What?!? Fuck this timeline, its the worst! Did he die from suicide by bullet to the back of the head?

>>106412677
Speaking of timeline:
https://archive.is/0T3a9
Wikipedia alleged cancer but yes, many will suspect foul play. He was in a line of work where "a natural death" includes a hail of bullets.

>>106412945
Fascinating timeline. A shame, so any cool living hacker?

>>106409758
Gay fear mongering.They have the resources to check it anyway and if they found any, it will be used for us govt purposes as well.

>>106413022
just the ones that will never show their faces
as god intended

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Was the wiki hacked or the gore and porn is just to filter off normalfags?
https://archive.is/fkV06

>>106413022
>so any cool living hacker?
That depends on the terminology used but in many ways, the Woz is one.

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>>106413331
I ignore the cert faggots, those are dicksuckers for the government or glowies. A real hacker, old school is the guy who has an inordinate knowledge of a system (usually computer system or network) and can create or modify it beyond the designs, usually breaking compliance or correct usage laws.
Captain Crunch was one, using his skill with telephone networks to make them his bitches. Mitnick too although he was more of a "human hacker" given his proclivity to use social engineering rather than raw code.
Richard Stallman and Linus are hackers too given their coding skill and the things they have created.
>the Woz is one
Is he still alive?!? I swear I always confuse him with Stallman.

What do you think about cypherpunks? Not cyberpunks but cypher. Are they relevant nowadays?

>>106409758
>hostile countries
I doubt anyone is more dangerous than America themselves. IME and PSP didn't come from the air.

>>106409758
That's one of the things that have been making me consider the BSDs more and more. A fully integrated base system with some trusted development where you depend as little as possible in third parties. The problem is that most things one self-hosts depend on shit that is largely targeted like JS and Python.

>>106413261
No, the Installgentoo Wiki was vandalized by one user to the point it was beyond recovery.

>>106413387
>Is he still alive?!?
From what I can see, he is still alive and kicking. And I think he fits your definition, in that SWEET-16 took remarkable insight. Too often I hear compiler writers grunt out that compilers are always superior to assembly programmers. And I ask them how many compilers would gain enough insight to design, form and insert a virtual processor to optimize the program. mostly, they don't even understand the question.
He was also one of the early Blue Box users and allegedly production of those financed Apple in the early days.

>>106413222
>russia doesn't spy, that's just fearmongering
>but the us definitely spies
Thanks for the input, Dmitri

Should we join the Café?
http://sizeof.cat/post/new-community/
>>106414384
uglow, moshe

>>106409758
Same problems in other countries, here is a couple of horror stories from Norway:
https://www.forsvarsforeningen.no/nyheter/kritisk-sambandssystem-i-marinen-utviklet-av-russiske-programmerere/
So a joint Naval VHF radio system that slso links to shore stations and aircrafts was developed with Russians residing in St. Petersburg. What could possibly go wrong?
And it is not as if the Navy really understands anything:
https://www.kode24.no/artikkel/nrk-leverandor-til-forsvaret-hadde-utviklere-i-russland/237194
Here, the head of the Norwegian Cyber Defence states that there were no risks since the system was not connected to the Internet. Supposedly any others on that frequency would not breach the system. It is as if he has never heard of backdoors.

And it doesn't end there, for the rinde never ends:
https://www.forsvarsforeningen.no/nyheter/generatorer-til-ukraina-skulle-sendes-med-skip-med-russisk-kaptein/
Here, generators were secretly shipped to Ukraine. The problem was that in seberal cases the captains and crew of the ships were Russians.

Long story short, there is a total collapse in thinking.

>>106414411
Isn't that dangerous?

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>>106414274
Woz is a wizard too. So he is quite based but Assembly is fucking cool. Hell, fpga and analog electronics are really amazing too. I love those computers made out of relays
https://youtu.be/8taEllwQ2iE
https://youtu.be/m5WodTppevo

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>>106415963
I always wondered why they didn't turn SWEET-16 into an ASIC. The instruction set was super simple but filled in a gap in the 6502 capability set, that of 16 bit pointer handling.
Analogue stuff especially RF is cool, the /ham/ FAQ and library originated here in /cyb/ a few years ago. I am looking into building a small radio station and I am about to order a few RTL-SDR kits.

>>106414225
Such a shame, i seemed like very cool records

>>106416178
That's so neat, I want to build a radio system too using pure analog stuff. But alas, lack of time

>>106416195
Thankfully, most is now transferred to
https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki
which is closly monitored for attacks.

have any of you sandboxed this command?

irm https://get.activated.win | iex

>>106410409
>space glider game
Neat. And searching for other glider games, I see it is a peculiar genre in a good way. Many even seem Solarpunk.

How is the free Proton VPN?

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>>106416566
Don't use vpn anon, they're honeypots. Use Tor

>>106416581
I want to torrent stuff, its does not matter in my third world country but I want to cover my bases in these upcoming times

already downloaded TOR ut I've yet to try it
Also this reminds me, where can I safely donwload "recuva", it doesn't seem to have a set main site, and I cant get rescuezilla to work even burned on a dvd, doesn't help that the laptop I want to use it has a busted screen

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>>106416606
>recuva
Yet another mistake. Avoid Windows like the plague, otherwise vpns are pointless. Use Tails or Whonix at the very least to protect yourself

>>106416606
Also https://geti2p.net/en/ has support to safely torrent shit without having to use Tor or a vpn

>>106416606
It's still on the official site: https://www.ccleaner.com/recuva/download

>>106416636
>>106416644
thanks for these, ill check it out

>>106416681
thanks

btw I need recuva to try and recover a old, very old file, maybe a waste of time but I need to at least try

>>106416722
I2P is the better solution here. Torrenting hurts the Tor network but I2P was designed for torrenting and P2P connections.

>>106416739
so It works the same with magnet and torrent files?
All I download is anime/manga and other related stuff, wanted extra privacy for doujins as I want to hoard some artists stuff

>>106416813
I2P is a different network, if you find some random clear net torrent you won't be able to download it via I2P. In cases in which a torrent is simply not available in I2P you could use a VPN instead.

>>106416913
I2P allows to have backports so you could go through I2P, connect to a torrent and tunnel the download through it

>>106416927
I'm a brainlet when it comes to networks. Shouldn't it be impossible to connect to the clearnet via I2P?

>>106416943
Exactly that's what you can do, thus avoiding having to use a vpn or Tor when torrenting.

>>106416956
Crazy, I thought the one benefit Tor had over I2P was that it could have clearnet connections

>>106416980
That's what the tunneling is for

>>106416913
>>106416913
>have to be offline or windows wont let me install
kek
guess im saving this .exe in my external for future uses just in case

>>106416681
>https://www.ccleaner.com/recuva/download
cant download, dunno why it just refreshes the page

>do a clean install for win10 on this old laptop
or
>try linux with it
heard linux kinda sucks with a HDD, but I need to update to something, since even TOR needs win 10 at least
[spoiler]I do want to get away from windows eventually[/spoiler]

>>106417981
>heard linux kinda sucks with a HDD
Wot

>>106418110
more than one anon have told me that linux is much better on a SSD, and yeah that's for sure but dunno how much

>>106418143
Everything is much better on an SSD. Since you can have a more lightweight distro Linux should be quicker regardless of whether you use an HDD or SSD.

>>106418143
Everything is better on an SSD

>>106418168
I see, might just move by next week, just need to save and move some files to my external first,just hope I dont have problems with drivers and stuff

Updated Firefox Zero user.js
https://pastebin.com/z2fsL15G
https://pastebin.com/raw/z2fsL15G

>>106414411
I don't see how I'm glowing just because I'm aware of the fact that there are countries in the world which are actively hostile to the West

>>106416980
I mean, it's better if it's completely isolated. If you start creating bridges and connections you just make it easier to leak what it shouldn't.

>>106418946
Does it include the new ML flags?
Caught some open in LibreWolf but ofc, I have this profile for a while now.
Also, why not put it in Codeberg so it can use versioning?

>>106419698
Like USA, as you can see with the new Greenland/Denmark situation.
Fucking boomers really destroyed Europe.

>>106414411
They even put cyberpunk in the list, lol.
I think it's nice, someone needs to work in an alternative that works with VPN and 4chan glows like fuck.

Serious question: I keep seeing cybersec journos post screenshots from dark web forums and the like, but they never share links. I want to have a look for myself, where do hacking groups which post there publicize themselves?

>>106420046
Sure the current US government is a bit hostile to Europe but I don't think the US is as bad as some countries

>>106421291
Even before Trump the USA was playing Oil poker with Russia. I won't even mention treating Israel as the 0th state.

why doesn't binja have any good coverage plugins holy smokes at least lighthouse works on ida in all views

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>>106417981
What?!? Just try it, hell you can make a bootable usb to test it out.
It works properly with a hard drive

>>106421959
How difficult is it to install Qubes OS?

=== /cyb/ News:
Strange kind of brain hacking:
>Neurobiological substrates of altered states of consciousness induced by high ventilation breathwork accompanied by music
https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0329411
>Breathwork practices that increase ventilatory rate or depth, facilitated by music, can evoke subjective experiential states analogous to altered states of consciousness (ASCs) evoked by psychedelic substances. These states include components such as euphoria, bliss, and perceptual differences.

Clearly, this general needs all the music we can find.

>>106422858
Sounds the same as meditation, what makes it new?

=== /sec/ News:
>This Week In Security: DEF CON Nonsense, Vibepwned, And 0-days
https://hackaday.com/2025/08/29/this-week-in-security-def-con-nonsense-vibepwned-and-0-days/
Hackaday delivers these every Friday.

>>106413022
There's something iffy about you.

>>106423196
Not just meditation, but breath work. You can experiment the easy stuff from people like WIm Hof. I highly recommend it.

>>106423300
Please keep the thread in topic. Lets discuss hacking and cybersec
>>106423313
Seems quite similar but I will check it out. Its always nice to see if there are better methods. I've never tried this "vibe coding" zoomfags keep babbling about. Man, I'm old.

What are you working on this week, anon?

>>106416202
>build a radio system too using pure analog stuff
Buld a crystal radio, those are super simple. The /ham/ FAQ has links.

>>106423638
Turns out as one gets older, the main obstacle turns out to be time. Currently busy polishing Mr. Sheckelstein's boots, he needs them asap or I'll get fired and I had to get a PhD just to get this entry level position!

>>106423313
Some people report a sense of tranquililty by wearing latex, and not just for fetishistic stuff.

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i have not seen any cyberdecks lately. where are all the cyberdecks?

>>106424691
August was a quiet month
https://hackaday.com/category/cyberdecks/

>>106425340
In a way I guess that's good news

Win10 is running out of road in October and that is going to be a security drama. Fortunately, Ubuntu 25.10 is released a few days before that and I'll probably go for that one. I am open for ideas, have anyone here tried Sculpt/Genode?
https://www.phoronix.com/news/Genode-OS-25.08-Released
And how is SerenityOS coming along? i see things are happening but the weekly news is no more.

>>106422645
Just watch an installation tutorial on youtube. The harder part is finding suitable hardware

>>106412945 >>106413022
The Cyberpunk Timeline is now live on the working wiki:
https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Cyberpunk_Timeline

>>106407556
>/g/ does looks slower, even the bait threads have been fewer.
People report massive DDOS across the world, even against niche sites:
http://forum.6502.org/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=8398
Perhaps people have trouble reaching 4ch because of this.

>>106427019
Who could be causing this?
>>106426887
Awesome news!

>>106427460
>Who could be causing this?
Nobody seems to know, theories range from PRC sabotaging the net to prevent their zitizens from accessing any Western sites to AI companies going berzerk to find and scrape all possible sites for human generated data.
>Awesome news!
Updates are already underway. Morbidly, many edits areabout notable people who died.

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When will women dress like the standards of cyberpunk world we live in?

>>106427618
I doubt that'd be what they use. More like thongs and tech wear

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>>106427741
Latex is better and can also be techwear in itself.

>>106420544

you'll have to git gud at osint

>>106424691
There hasn't been much development lately

I'm thinking of doing a second BSc in EE. Is it worth it?

>>106429188
Maybe, with parts of securing shit is now on specialized ASICs and with nations trying to have in house cpu and other stuff capability, its a skill for the future imo granted your nation survives enough to have the jobs for you, you can also pivot into robotic, nanobots and shit.

So is there any privacy/security difference between Linux Fedora workstation and kde plasma?
or its just up to layout preference?

>>106430537
What?
You mean between Gnome and KDE?

>>106430566
yeah,I guess, I'm a complete noob on Linux

>>106430573
They are Desktop Environments, they have their own set of services and own browsers but nothing inherently safer from one or the other.
Both had some exploits done in the past but otherwise, use whichever you prefer, that is not going to be your main source of issues,

>>106430573
Sure. Gnome has a disastrous approach to bugs that may be security related:
https://www.jwz.org/doc/cadt.html
You could mine the old closed but unfixed bugs for security holes, perhaps sell those to your favourite three letter agency, unless they have done the same thing already, of course.
KDE is slightly better but there are groups within KDE that are simply bat crazy. I am thinking in particular about Kmail and Akonadi. Those too are ripe for security audits.

>>106430537
>>106430573
On Fedora I assume GNOME and KDE Plasma are equivalent in security terms, because I think Fedora updates both of them with security patches equally. So pick the one you prefer.

On Ubuntu it would be different I think, because GNOME is in their "main" repo, while Plasma is in their "universe" repo. I think this means you might not get all security updates for Plasma unless you enable Ubuntu Pro (free on 5 computers for personal use). So if you were to use Ubuntu with Plasma then I would recommend enabling Pro.

>>106430573
>>106430588
>>106431014
>>106431672
if you look at the CVE reports you will see they are equally vulnerable including windows and macos DE's.
maybe xfce is more "vulnerable" since it use pure C, but this vector in general is meaningless

>>106431695
>maybe xfce is more "vulnerable" since it use pure C, but this vector in general is meaningless
LOL what? Being C doesn't make it inherently less safe.

>>106431709
dude im not going to shill shit like rust but legacy stuff build upon layers, some of them on decades.
people fuzz C modules and find something all the time

>>106428761
So far Neuralink and other BCI projects use BT or simple interfaces across the skull, and then a large computer for interpretation. It is reasonable to assume this will be made more compact over time, until it is the size of a mobile phone or fits inside one of the ventricles.

>>106388854
>Try to stay as anonymous as possible, don't use social media, use degoogled phone, etc.
>Get a car financed
>Get a sudden explosion of spam calls, messages and regular mail to my door about ads of all kinds.
I fucked up big time, didn't I?

>>106432618
>>Get a sudden explosion of spam calls, messages and regular mail to my door about ads of all kinds.
>I fucked up big time, didn't I?
Yeah, if you're going to buy a car then you should absolutely not give them any actual PII (use disposable email, burner phone, PO Box, etc. or anything not linked to you). Also, never a good idea to finance, always pay cash. The only thing you should ever finance is a house.

>>106432618
If you have been single for years and were to buy just one single item of, say, feminine hygiene products, your email will go into meltdown from all the spam.

>>106426133
>anyone here tried Sculpt/Genode?
Anyone?

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https://horsicq.github.io/

>>106434094
cool listing of unpackers and classification tools nigger

>>106434094
https://github.com/google/magika

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>>106405135
The protocol is TLS and DNS btw. TLS isn't super important for most programmers to know the fine details of but most people in tech should be aware of DNS

>>106422645
easy to install, the cost is in the need for a fuckton of ram. Runs poorly on anyting less than 16g. Runs smooth on 32. This makes most consumer priced laptops not viable.

>>106434184
What about p2p protocols?

>>106435314
Can I run an LLM model using Qubes OS?

>>106435626
Nah youd need a 125 g system

TRON discussion: >>>/tv/214139198

>>106436689
Is Tron cyberpunk enough?

>>106418143
The SSD is the THE update you can make to speed up everything on PC/notebook, assuming you are using shit like eMMC or HDD, of course. It's unfathomably good.

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>>106437126
Indubitably so, yes.

>>106418143
Have you looked into

noatime

?
https://opensource.com/article/20/6/linux-noatime

gotop

Are malwares and viruses still relevant nowadays?

>>106439009
No, given current netsec they are hardly effective

What have you studied, cyb?

>>106432618
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48lL9OtJwf0

>>106435626
I am bored enough to ask, why would you need that?

>>106437126
>Is Tron cyberpunk enough?
More than most things here.

>>106440389
The way

If u want to completely delete ur browser history from your terminal you can use this btw. Might come in handy one day or even run a bash command that does it every night


>for profile in $(find ~/.config -name "*Storage" -o -name "*Cache*" -o -name "*History*"); do echo "Sanitizing $profile"; sudo dd if=/dev/urandom of="$profile" bs=1M count=5 status=none; done && rm -rf ~/.local/share/Trash/*

Any advice on how to convince normies that privacy is important? I'm talking the tier of normie that unironically supports governments enforcing ID verification to view certain websites.

>>106441033
Who cares about other people
>governments enforcing ID verification to view certain websites
I think what might be a good idea is a law requiring ISPs to verify a person's age, if they want to view adult content. ISPs already have adult content filters to appeal to parents.

So if you start a broadband plan or a mobile data plan, you have to prove to your ISP that you're 18 if you want to view adult material. This means you only have to verify your age once (rather than with tons of websites). And it also means you don't have to give your info to a shady porn company.

>>106440917
Just browse in a sandbox.

>>106440389
Physics, electronics, programming, chip design, radio and radar tech, some cryptography etc. Just the normal stuff for /cyb/ I expect.

>>106440389
I'm a discord mod

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>>106411205
>I am not giving up and I am still editing the FAQ. New release this week.
Promises were made. Delivery is imminent.

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>>106442470
Yes! At last!!
Three years since last release, I am exuberant to announce Alt_Cyberpunk_FAQ_V5_1_preview4

https://files.catbox.moe/b5gnig.htm

Since Android is going to shit real soon, how are emulators for Android?
Can they hide the fact they are an emulator to a decent extent, to the point that actually useful things like banking apps cannot see it?
I'm fully expecting it to be a no, but I can dream.
I'm considering de-googling but without banking apps that's a very big no-no.
I know I can keep a shit-device around purely for banking, but that's a pain.

I'd go to the point of writing a fuzzy noise generator to feed virtual sensors if need be, already did before when making bots for various things to avoid detection.

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>>106442719
At this point I think the most reasonable step is to chuck your cellphone into the trash compactor.
https://youtu.be/v9B8y-AAdmA
>>106441846
We know, moss-*ACK!*

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>>106442498
Awesome news!

Ever built a cyberdeck, anon?

>>106444233
I want to build a DIY tablet.
Some of you may remember me from such posts as "I want to make a DIY tablet with 3 screens, one color, 1 e-ink, 1 mixed in a phone-style form factor"
I have made exactly zero progress on it, mostly because the (Android) tablet that I was using as a graphics tablet broke right as I was making a comic project with some people and I had to get another one fucking ASAP, so a chunk of money went in to a new tablet and here I am a long time later without it, but a shiny new tablet at least.
Fuck.

One day I will make that damned thing.

We all read news about AI and automation coming for the jobs, and then I see news like this:
https://archive.is/25CGW
>Wisconsin meatpackers face labour shortage after Trump orders migrants home
My point is not about politics, I don't vote in the US and have never even been there. Instead, I wonder why are jobs like this not automated? Similar situation is in farming.

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>>106444480
Ever watched Serial Experiments Lain? This is who I aspire to be!

>>106444580
Actually, I have not surprisingly.
My friend was obsessed with it and I never got around to watching it, then I went on a massive hiatus from anime in 2013 and never got back in to it yet. (hell, not just anime, damn near all media, gaming was the only one that survived)

I had some glasses I wanted to make that had passive "360 degree vision" and an XR display built in to it.
The passive coming from lenses designed specifically to redirect light from the back, sides and in between all around to the front of the head in to a compressed view above my vision.
While fiber optics could be used, it couldn't be as pretty as a solid sheet of glass, or as consistent.
The augmented part would actually come with a helmet that has an antenna grid on it for EM triangulation and navigation (AKA passive radar)

It would be bulky and ugly as shit, but it would be pretty neat if designed the right way.
Costly as fuck though and I have nowhere near the money or time to do shit like that.
Maybe I should go join mil research.

>>106444742
>It would be bulky and ugly as shit, but it would be pretty neat if designed the right way.
Hell, I think ugly and bulky has its charm too. It has that "prototype" feeling that is missing in those "sleek modern" curvy designs that I find boring as shit nowadays.
You sound like you work for the gov or are a glowie. But good luck in your endeavors

>>106444783
kek I do don't I?
Unironically I wanted to build the idea for them but ill health fucked me over and I focused on things more for me.
The passive radar helmet used a cube with antennas at each corner, but the top square was rotated 45 degrees around, so it made a bunch of triangles for a massive increase in perceptive ability by sampling in different grids compared to the perfect cube which is honestly fine, but there's less useful configurations and there's some issues with interference and weak spots that produce noisier signal overall.
You'd think I was some pro at signals processing, but that is far from the truth, I just know enough to know how waves work and how to reliably design geometry to take advantage of that.
Funny, I just asked some AI models to see what they thought about it, cube vs cube with top rotated 45, all said the 45 version for similar reasons I just said and more so. Neat, I'm not completely retarded

>>106422858
=== /cyb/ News:
More strange brain hacking:
>Smelling This One Specific Scent Can Boost The Brain's Gray Matter
https://www.sciencealert.com/smelling-this-one-specific-scent-can-boost-the-brains-gray-matter
>Researchers from Kyoto University and the University of Tsukuba in Japan asked 28 women to wear a specific rose scent oil on their clothing for a month, with another 22 volunteers enlisted as controls who put on plain water instead.
>Magnetic resonance imaging ( MRI) scans showed boosts in the gray matter volume of the rose scent participants.
>While an increase in brain volume doesn't necessarily translate into more thinking power, the findings could have implications for neurodegenerative conditions such as dementia.

What do you use to hack? Any favorite language?

>>106444580
>not the fat shitposter
Fucking low level.

>>106443408
Thanks! And I see there are some more adjustments to be made.

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>>106446266
I love how he walks pathetically among the crowds, stinking up everything. He's like based out of Terry Davis >>106396382 personality wise.

So besides TOR, what browser do I want to use on Linux? Mullvad? Brave?

>>106448358
EWW

>>106448358
Allow me to interject for a moment. Even though it's an acronym, "TOR" is actually written as Tor. And if you're talking about the browser, you wouldn't call it Tor (as that's the network), you would call it the Tor Browser: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tor_(network)#Tor_Browser As for your question, I personally use Brave and Firefox with Zero user.js >>106418946

>>106448491
thanks a lot, guess I'll keep using Firefox then for my normie needs, brave for whatever doesnt work on Tor and Tor for everything else, and learn how to I2P for torrenting anime/doujins/etc from now on

Are there any good options these days for burner emails for signing up for things? I am on my laptop and I want to make an account for nexusmods, and they won't accept 10minutemail email addresses.

>>106448970
GuerrillaMail works well! Use it with Tor

>>106448992
They aren't accepting that either. Are there any places I can just make a burner email without giving them your phone number like how everyone used to use hotmail?

>>106449026
proton mail?

>>106449127
Already tried that, they filter automated verification emails unless you add a phone number.

>>106449152
lol I dunno then, use a better website at this point

>>106449180
The mods I want are only on Nexusmods. Fucking monopolies.

>>106449026
cant you verify a burner with a spoof phone number?just make sure to use vpn and another browser

>>106449299
How do I spoof a phone number? I've never needed to do that before.

>>106388854
Is Proton Mail really the best email provider? What do you guys use

>>106449598
Riseup

>>106449342
i know it exists, but I've never done that either

>>106449598
I use a free shell provider.

>>106428095
Well that's the question, how do I git gud?
Join some hacking group's telegram channel?

Okay, so I've been told a lot of things that make my head hurt. Mostly that if I want to be remotely private now, it requires a residential proxy + VM + windows install with all the normalfag settings enabled + monero + MULTIPLE burner phone numbers so I can register fresh Gmail accounts + fresh gmail account

I haven't even done step 1, which is the residential proxy. Where do I even start or what should I prioritize first? I'd like to have some things like a Facebook account to connect with friends/family but I already got suspended from that shithole once because I have a dynamic IP and they want my face (not giving it to them) so what's the next step to not being an online hermit but having something resembling privacy?

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I've noticed that 4chan-X's filename anonymization feature usually propels the filename into the literal future timestamp wise.

This is really exploitable and retarded, in the sense of fingerprinting. You can just look at each file which has future-date unix timestamps relative to the time it was posted and work your inference from there.

Just sat down and redpilled myself on this. Any thoughts?

>>106444480
>I want to build a DIY tablet.
Just get a 2-in-1. Android is ass to support in the long run. Just run Linux with something like Plasma Mobile.
If you REALLY want something of your own, get one of those Framework MoBos, a touchscreen with linux support and 3D print a case.

>>106444580
I think of this fucker much more than I am proud to admit. Lain was really ahead of its time.

>>106446087
>>106422858
I do breathwork due to blood pressure reasons. Shit is great, I end up doing anything I need to focus now. It's like a shortcut to focus.
On the rose thing, the problems with the article is that it makes it sound like it's a specific extract while the original one clearly says it's just aromatic rose oil. Anyone can get that easily.

>>106448233
He is literally those people that were using Apple Vision on the streets and trains.

>>106449026
>>106449342
Theoretically if they can call you with a code you could use PBIX. The problems is that the last time I checked most SMS system were offline a long time ago.

>>106451030
Not posting images is the easiest solution then.

>>106451270
Oh trust me, I'm going nowhere near Android for my own tablet. Years back I considered it, but the increasingly locked down APIs, fuck that noise.
You actually nailed what I am intent on doing though - dual panel design, detachable.
The high-spec panel will be one of the Frameworks (originally was a beefy SBC), the low-spec one will be a weaker Pi-like or maybe Arduino, depends if I can get it running an e-ink touchscreen, networking and storage easily.
The detachable 3rd panel notPhone will definitely be a Pi-like SBC, a weaker board wouldn't cut it there in any capacity. This will actually be the most complex of the 3, I've not even remotely planned any of it in-depth.

I've made my own interfaces for shit before so have plenty of experience in making nice functional UIs.
Although admittedly much of that was Windows focused, I've been slowly porting some of my shit over to Python to make it as universal as possible, with checks for OS just in case I ever did change shit down the line, or wanted to make some interfaces between different stuff I own.
Friend has a 3D printer so I can (ab)use him for stuffs.

End goal being a neat package no thicker than my old tablet + cases width x2.
So roughly 1.5 inch upper boundary. Anything thinner is a bonus, but only to a point, fuck thin-shit, give me thick ass bodies with FEATURES.
The notPhone will be a big decider on width.
If I go above that I have failed and I will promptly headbutt a train.

>>106451580
Do you have a drawing. I am having some problems imagining what you are trying to do.

>>106451602
I don't have it on me right now, can post it later at some point.
Just imagine a dual-screen tablet, one half color screen, one half e-ink.
The e-ink side has a slot at the back where the 3rd notphone slots in and can essentially act like one of those mini screens you saw on the backs of some phones where they could show you notifications when the whole thing is closed over.
I designed it to replace a bunch of things, namely netbook, tablet and e-reader, but also add even more so on top.
The notPhone was a later addition to add a few ideas I wanted, mainly being able to be out in remote areas and still have a connection to the internet if I wanted, as well as an actual DIY phone that I had control over. Hence why it lacks a lot of specific details fleshed out.

The e-ink side can act as a separate board or a slave board to the color panel, becoming an input device for it. Equally a mixed mode where top half is separate, bottom half input device for color panel.
Input mode being stylus-capable touchscreen, specifically one that is good for detecting pressure AND angle, but that's a low priority.
But I am an artist so at worst I can get a separate small graphics tablet purely for this.
All of them can be detached and all hardware features will have dip switches to physically turn them on and off. (radios, cameras, sensors, etc.)

tl;dr dream portable computer project that is a pipedream and a half but I really want to do sooner rather than later but moneymoneymoney

bump

rss feeds for cybersecurity

>>106453625
That works, somewhat. Do you use rss, anon?

>>106453625
Do most sites even maintain RSS these days?
I know quite a few sites dropped them because it meant people weren't viewing ads, and some trying to inject ads in to the feeds.

On a related note, this is why I have been trying to write a script that can analyse a webpage and create stylable CSS that doesn't give a shit about library-bloat HTML spam but instead rely on some smart heuristics of what content is being searched for and trying to find a logical parent that contains all of those elements.
Say for example, trying to find tweets in Twitter from one version of the page to a new version, if site changed structure, run scan on page, get new selectors, sorted.
Saves having to do that shit manually.
Most distinct sections of a webpage typically follow the same general layout and information, so it shouldn't be too hard to do.
In fact I could go even further, that layout part, I could take that literally as in coordinates in the actual webpage itself, like how a 4chan name and post number is physically above the blockquote that contains the post.
Being able to scrape webpages easily with this would be rather nice.
And yes, I know there are some features of extensions to do this for some pages, I will be checking in to those too.

>>106454600
>Do most sites even maintain RSS these days?
Not those that only care about shoving retard ads down your throat. RSS is still alive and well in some specialized newspapers and federated social media.

>>106454600
enter the site and check the source code for "rss"

How do I I2P my anime?
serious question, just to start testing alternatives for the future
Also, should I bridge Tor browser?