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Hey comrades, I have some shitraeli, etc… government IPs.
They aren´t protected, so yall can ddos with us.
https://pastebin.com/QjwkP2EL
Posted by ЧВК Нгуен.

>>25901
I'm more interested in your filename, Anon. Is that vietnamese? What do you guyz want?

Proof? Peer reviewed double blind study?


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Somebody plz buy this book and upload it to libgen.

https://winnschwartau.com/metawar/
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Bump, lets make it happen.

>>25872
No, I'm unironically interested in it! I have listened to some of his lectures on metawar and I think its good. The reason I made this thread is simply, because I'm a shameless greedy cheapskate :P

>>25874
Do you have any links to his previous work?

>>25881
This is the only book available on libgen:

http://libgen.is/book/index.php?md5=D58659D9BC1404F47A0449E618490DA9

>>25883
>An expert on electronic privacy shows how "information warriors" are able to gain access to and use computerized data on ordinary individuals, and the threat such use poses to citizens and to national security.

It's crazy, that this book is from 1996.


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>Title

Having a dark theme is optional.

I'm tired of duckduckgo's retard results and searx's confusing and non-related results (being a pain to use it private windows since all configuration is cleaned etc.)

Sorry for not elaborating much, I'm too tired and have a test tomorrow, see ya comrades.
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>>25198
>It's going like Brrrrr-ratatatata-brrrrr

It costs four hundred thousand dollars to fire this weapon…for twelve seconds

>>25198
>Brrrrr-ratatatata-brrrrr
New Korn album just dropped.

>>25198
It usually stops while it is turned it off. Try keeping it like that.

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Google is down??

I just want to take a moment to complain how fucking bad search engines have become, it's almost impressive, it's borderline useless now


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How do you even protect yourself against your own ISP trying to fuck you over like this?
https://www.techradar.com/pro/security/south-korean-telco-deliberately-infected-thousands-of-users-with-malware
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Every block downloaded on a torrent is verified against a checksum, the only way to get malware from a torrent is to download a malicious torrent file or magnet if everything worked as it should. What was the case here? did they spread a malware that affected torrent users, tricked their users into downloading malicious torrent files or did they exploit a vulnerability on a torrent client?

> How do you even protect yourself against your own ISP trying to fuck you over like this?
Lots of ISPs are untrustworthy. Use a VPN. Or Tor. Or git gud. In today's day and age, you should be treating your local network as a hostile environment, nevermind your Internet connection.

>>25820
It's an exploit targeting a garbage proprietary Korean client. Imagine Western Digital MyCloud meets Dropbox with bittorrent integration for p2p distribution. It may not be as dumb as it sounds. It's popular enough that this ISP decided to break the law to stop it on their network.

install gentoo

This seems like a uniquely South Korean issue. South Korean law allows it to happen. In the States, I imagine this is yet to emerge as an issue. DMCA claims go largely unanswered.

>>25840
>law
USA law is retroactive though. Unless the exact same situation has happened before somewhere else, it goes to court years after the alleged crime and it gets appealed over the course of a year or two too before it's decided whether precedent applies to this case.


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Is the FSF going to die with him? That's sad to think about.
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>>25482
idk i don't live in america lol. Gonna search for it.

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I made these meme for Richard

>>24787
Hurd is a microkernel, which makes the OS more secure and composable. Think of it as being vaguely similar to Plan 9.

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>>25810

good


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Has anyone taken the time to examine "left wing market anarchism"? and how open source software relates to it. The way I see things open source software can help entrepreneurs and small business owners make money without having to pay royalties or subscription fees to companies like Adobe and give up their right to own software. After all "capitalism" requires patents and IP law and heavy Government involvement where as FOSS is decentralized and allows anyone to profit off it without all the legal government middle man stuff.

Am I a deviant for thinking this way because since late 2018 I always got the impression that FOSS was synonymous with free market socialism - ect anti capitalist but pro personal property rights and entrepreneurialism. Some people say FOSS is communist and I have disagreed with that; as if it were communist there would be a strong centralized government body controlling things and forcing people to work on FOSS projects.
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>>25607
I lol'd.

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OP here, I don't know if my political views are left wing or right wing I Just want to know how to prevent this kind of world

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>>25607
OP here, yes any physical object can be given that attribute but FOSS is something special because it forces "capitalism" to stay decentralized. When capitalist is decentralized people get the best out of it without any of the yucky stuff.

When capitalism is decentralized and free from state protectionism I no longer consider it capitalism and prefer the term "markets". markets can be practed with both a boss or worker co-ops. its a free will choice of whoever voluntarily participates.


Communism is problematic because without money, banks or credit I don't know how a society would function, it makes my head hurt just thinking about it. But if you can figure out a way you should be free to voluntarily practice communism

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>>25505
>That's how I know you're an orange ancap, read theory plz. Communism is just marketless mutualism, there's no money involved in smaller projects except from outside donations, people make software for themselves, not for anyone else, they just put out their own work in hopes somebody else finds it useful or can help them develop it, not to sell it.


yes, I am an "orange an cap" because I see evidence that whenever communism is practiced it turns into a centralized state. Right Libertarians like Mike Rectenwald, Lew Rockwell and Ron Paul are right in my opinion about communism always turning into a centralized blood bath terror but wrong about capitalism being its solution.

Individual liberty, markets and property rights exist better in a anti capitalist frame work.

The FOSS movement is majorly libertarian, no big surprise there.


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/tech/ + /dead/ = Techlead
This dude is so based and moralfags whine about him! Just recently I became aware of him, he is my favourite tech/dead youtuber!
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>>25768
How's NetflixBSD working out for you?

>>25773
The FSF approved terminology is "pushover license".

>>25768
feel free to continue using bsd anon, but you can't rly believe all that crap about linux do you? i mean wut r u specifically referencing besides redhat?

>>25769
If you like retro gaming, FreeBSD can run emulators fine. I don't play newer games so I can't say but from what I've read its pretty much identical to Linux except you need to use linuxlator.

>>25755
Cyber-nihilist occult leader who's said to be behind the occultic Sufism posts on Akichan. Well known BSD master and Lainchan founder, wrote a couple Deleuze influenced theory essays back in the 2000s. Basically she's Lainchan's version of Nick Land minus the transhumanist bashing, racism, and hair loss.

>>25755
just another pseud online that gets turned into a minor e-celeb by the braindead who are desperate to idolize someone just because hes read philcucks


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Microsoft is finally dropping support for Windows after the Recall/Copilot exodus, guess they're focusing on Xbox or something instead.
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>>25762
You take for granted that your home was built to an acceptable standard, that the food you eat is not poisonous, that your electrical hardware will not catch fire due to poor assembly. You are not expected, nor should you be, to be a fully qualified mechanic in order to drive a car, nor a fully qualified builder to use a hammer. In most civilized countries, you do not have to file a US-style complex tax return, it is all handled automatically and painlessly. Expecting people to be domain-matter experts regarding every tool they use is an inane and deeply unserious idea pushed only by two types of people: those who are so naive they don't understand a world exists outside their blinders, and those who are disingenuous and simply want to feel superior to others.

Linux didn't won. It is actually dying and it is being killed by corpos. What will computing look like in the next 5-10 years? Linux is a psyop and it becomes more obvious with every passing year. The future of computing is fucked and there is no hope.

>>25763
>Expecting people to be domain-matter experts

This wasn't my point. My point is, that technology has become so complex, that even the so called experts don't even know, how it works. And this is very apparent in computertechnology and medicine. Nobody knows how AI or psychmeds actually work.Yet, we are supposed to listen to the "experts".

>>25765
In part that's fair. The web, for example, is a horrible standards clusterfuck. Building a functional browser engine from scratch would be a challenge even for a Microsoft tier company.

>>25761
then it's unfortunate if they dont have the ability to understand how the tool works even in the most basic ways


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https://www.jwz.org/blog/2024/06/mozilla-is-an-advertising-company-now/
How do we feel about this? I'm not surprised but still pretty bummed out.
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>>25680
the US isn't going to do shit to regulate it

I will switch to a chromium based browser if there's a manifest V3 adblocker that works as well as uBlock Origin.

>>25689
I use it at work and there's no shame in that. It's no worse than using vanilla Chrome.

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>>25689
>using a proprietary browser

>>25682
>>25722
historical necessity doesn't imply that it's probable that it'll happen, but the current state of things was never going to last.

>>25723
>I use it at work and there's no shame in that. It's no worse than using vanilla Chrome.
both are worse


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https://mastodon.social/@ashleygjovik/112668309100333232
> work for Apple
< get poisoned

I can’t tell if this is real or schizophrenia. Usually Ap/pol/ poisons poor people in third world countries that nobody gives a fuck about.

>>25709
>Joe Biden passes Chips Act
>now all the companies are moving all their toxic manufacturing sites into America
thanks obama

>>25710
Contrary to the popular conception, electronic fabs are a dirty industry. When they were build in the US in the 70's and 80s they were in massive industrial parks surrounded by tree lines as they pollute the air and water. Ex MOS tech employees from Pennsylvania have commented at how disgusting the ground water around the fab was.
,

>>25710
She is a real person making real claims. She is not credible. She seems fucking nuts.

>>25710
>Apple
>Fab
fake.


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