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watching enha content on yt, tt, insta etc. its all fun n games until u start getting 7ers mass psychosis videos on ur tl so you hit them with the "not interested" button but bcs the algorithm is so shit u keep getting them no matter how much you press the button. happened to me.

literally had to close insta i was getting ragebaited badly omfg i dont know how enha keeps their calm 😭

  • blocktube for Firefox
  • pipepipe and freetube's built-in channel filters
  • ublock with has-text on #dismissable elements
  • hiding the search bar and all panes with algorithmic feeds with ublock and just focusing on channels in your RSS reader



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Thread for watching rocket launches and shit.
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>>33082
>its all a grift and the only real utilitarian goal is mass surveillance

its 2026 dumb ass i don't think companies need to use "space" as a way to get mass surveillance funding, they just partner with the CIA or something like palantir or flock.

>>33456
Looks like a small nuke, holy shit

>>33457
It's about the technical capacity of surveillance, I never mentioned anything about funding

>>33082
>>33502
kojima was so right when he made sokolov explain that the space race was downstream from the cold war arms race

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China's space program has successfully recovered a reusable rocket (the CZ-10B "Long March") for the first time, using a novel method where they catch it with a net.



 

Graphene OS is not degoogled. Recent revelation of security researcher mike kuketz reveals the thruth:

https://www.kuketz-blog.de/grapheneos-warum-android-eine-verbindung-zu-gstatic-com-aufbaut/

The "privacy" ROM connects to Google's gstatic.com for Certificate Transparency logs. While no app data is leaked, Google captures the user’s public IP address and exact request timestamps during these background HTTPS connections.

This enables tracking via cross-correlation: If you open sandboxed apps like X or Instagram, they log your IP. Since Big Tech cooperates and shares telemetry data, Google can match the gstatic connection timestamp with your app activity IP, instantly identifying your GrapheneOS device.

YOU HAVE BEEN LIED TO.
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Blindly trusting an operating system just because it claims to be private is the ultimate security flaw, isn't it? 🤔

>>33693
graphene is android.

🍕🍕🍕

hmm graphene defenders have become quiet here… i guess i have won?!!!

>>33698
we are just waiting for the mods to ban your ass for the most retarded ragebait ever made but they are severely incompetent



 

when was your personal moment, when you embraced total zero trust post privacy nihilism?

when was your personal moment, when you embraced total zero trust post privacy nihilism?



 

Surprise, Tesla says in the photo.

What was learned about how Nikola Tesla's flying saucer works:

A spacecraft would work as a 1.5 MV atmospheric capacitor or spherical supercapacitor separated by two rubber dielectrics and an aluminum disk between the dielectrics that protrudes slightly from the craft, with four gyroscopes at each corner to give it stability. Inside are the 3rd, 6th, and 9th harmonics, which are the superimposed coils that act as the spines of the craft, where each harmonic has a specific function.

This craft is designed to capture a specific wavelength at a special ELF-type fundamental frequency, a cosmic frequency, because it allows electrons to oscillate in coherence with the etheric field, implosively or otherwise synchronizing with local space-time; these electrons are called spin-down electrons (BEMF).

[They are the 180° spin electrons, which generate linear and orderly trajectories without colliding with each other.]

The third harmonic amplifies the ship's resonance energy threefold; the sixth harmonic serves as a disruptor, controlling the force of gravity relative to the ship; and the ninth harmonic serves as a transdimensional function, allowing for various phenomena such as teleportation, travel through parallel worlds, and time travel, etc.

According to Nikola Tesla, this is possible with the exotic electrical energy of the vacuum, which, when accelerated to 1.5 mV, is converted into gravitons after passing through tachyons, which is approximately 1 mV.

The slightly protruding aluminum disk serves to generate gravitational rings in an implosive manner toward the ship's varicenter where the vibrating and disruptive ether particle is located through the 6th harmonic, being in a process of indefinite feedback through the 3rd harmonic of the fundamental.

>>33677
Nikola Tesla, known for his groundbreaking work in electricity and magnetism, once envisioned a flying machine unlike any seen before—one powered not by fuel or combustion, but by manipulating ether, the mysterious substance once thought to fill all of space. Tesla believed this theoretical medium could serve as the foundation for interplanetary travel. Intriguing sketches of such a craft, housed today in the Nikola Tesla Museum in Belgrade, hint at a vision decades ahead of its time.

Unfortunately, Tesla’s ambitious designs were never realized. The outbreak of World War II, coupled with a lack of funding and growing concerns about the potential military misuse of his technology, led him to abandon the project. Though ether as a scientific concept was eventually discarded, some of Tesla’s ideas echo modern musings on dark matter and other unexplained forces in the cosmos.

The unusual appearance of Tesla’s proposed craft—often compared to the classic “flying saucer”—has fueled speculation over the years. Some fringe theories suggest his work was either suppressed or influenced by contact with extraterrestrial intelligence. While these claims remain unproven and largely fictional, they reflect the ongoing fascination with Tesla’s imagination and the possibility that his ideas were far more advanced than his time allowed.



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Decentralized imageboard

I'm building a decentralized imageboard on Freenet (aka Hyphanet). Posts go through one of several "moderators" of your choosing, everything is stored in a decentralized fashion.

Why bother:
forced anonymity — there's literally no way to cave and start blocking anonymizers, since the whole thing runs on one
no network effect trap ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_effect ) — you know the situation: a few massive boards, a bunch of half-dead microboards that go dark every couple months
no mod power trips — a moderator just shares their opinion, and you decide whose opinion to apply, without the pressure of the network effect

Freesite: http://127.0.0.1:8888/freenet:USK@fc5NZ5g6aBhN~aHvcR5QTYWVfsJO747vgY6cC7GZNuY,J~RkZx0JDpEhYwFWWvAA2IBVJCyxkNX9naul6qoKT2Y,AQACAAE/index/-1

How to try it: download and install Freenet — https://www.hyphanet.org/index.html. Then grab (or build) the binary and double-click it — a browser will open with the default board UI, pretty bare-bones. Differences from a normal board: post IDs are very long (they're Freenet keys), and there's a moderator selection feature. If the browser doesn't open on its own: http://127.0.0.1:8891

Heads up: Freenet is PAINFULLY SLOW. Loading and posting take tens of minutes. Everything loads and sends in the background of course, no need to sit staring at a loading screen — it's designed to run in the background while you go about your day, you come back when you feel like it and it's ready to present information immediately.

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>>33636
Congratulations on the prototype, but i don't think this type of software should rely on an overlay network. Just wait 5 years and i will start writing a superior forum based on transfering immutable, cryptographically signed messages, that will btfo http and look suspiciously like usenet >>>/tech/32258

oh man, I haven't used freenet in decades. didn't know it was still around

>fr*enet
>the deprecated darknet that technologically requires you to host 'P on your computer to participate
>quarter into the 21st century
>when I2P has been invented and solved the problem

>>33673
you don't actually know what you're hosting if I remember correctly, so it's fine

>>33674
>you and the other 90 people using it still, 89 of which are convicted sex offenders
you can do that if you want



 

I want to use Claude to make a FOSS project making which can get me in trouble, especially in my country. I want to leave no trace between my real self and the project, as such I want to buy a claude subscription anonymously. How can I do that? I only found some shady website that claims to resell Claude for usdt. I need to pay with Monero or something like that.
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>>33531
at my job they're forcing everyone to use this slop because FASTER FASTER FASTER FASTER FASTER FASTER means more gooder. what's funny is we're medium siezed so we're just getting ourselves hooked on a bunch of subscription services. these retard CEOs of mid level companies think they're smart for forcing their workers to adopt AI for everything but really they are just setting themselves up to be devoured later on. stupid fools.

>>33546
the web is hostile to anonymity because they went to blackmail you epstein style for your gooning habits or put you on a watchlist for your subversive politics. the very act of trying to get privacy is seen as a red flag now so they probably put extra eyes on you just for trying so hard.

>>33614
They now have an unlimited number of eyes on everybody thanks to AI. Extra infinity is still just infinity.

>>33614
>>33623
big brother is watching you

>>33403
Instead of going crazy trying to stay 100% invisible, here's what I'd do.

Create an outline for how the software will function. Determine what's needed and map it all out on paper. Then ask the models for help with each individual section, never revealing what it's actually supposed to do. Split the questions up, so maybe ask DeepSeek about specific networking questions, you could have ChatGPT help with filesharing, etc etc. Only use free accounts, you can still get good answers without paying anything. Don't use your primary email when signing up, create a throwaway. And just ask the questions from behind a proxy/VPN. Voila! You can now build the project.

Obviously it's gonna require a little more work on your end, and you're gonna have to do some bug testing to make sure all the components work nicely together. But it'll improve your coding skills, you won't be on your own you can ask any coding questions (without revealing why you need them), it'll probably provide proof of concepts in its outputs so you can use that as a base to build from. And no issues with your government.

Alternatively you can just ask a friend internationally to help you out by signing up for the account and paying for the tokens. Just send them the money and let them handle it. So long as it's not also a problem in their country, you should be fine!

Good luck dude, come back and post results whenever you get the project off the ground



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Custom SOCKS5 proxy written in Python w/ X25519, Poly1305, ChaCha20 and Kyber for cryptographic post-quantum protection and libsodium, OpenSSL and PQClean integration > WireGuard

Anyone script whole proxy skeletons? You can script your own VPN client in Python w/ custom STUN servers, no public DNS (8.8.8.8/1.1.1.1/9.9.9.9), etc.

>>33543
Just setup your python vpn w/ nftables.

the hard part of proxys is getting the other computers. how are you doing that?



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i made a meme, but i can't post it on /g/ 😔
i made a meme, but i can't post it on /g/ 😔
i made a meme, but i can't post it on /g/ 😔
i made a meme, but i can't post it on /g/ 😔

WE NEED MORE GRAPHENE MEMES

GrapheneOS will officially support Chinese (Motorola Mobility, today owned by Lenovo) smartphones by the end of this year.
sage for:
being retarded
annoying
using chatgpt for art
hope you get banned here too



 

Hardware:

* MilkV board with Gentoo Linux
* Modos paper display (e-paper display)
* Keyboardio keyboard and/or Ploopy mouse kit (custom keyboard and mouse)
* Ovrdrive USB with encrypted password manager (KeePassXC, masterpassword.app, or Bitwarden)

Software:

* Gentoo Linux with:
+ Hardened kernel
+ Refusal to install proprietary packages
+ rkhunter (rootkit hunter)
+ iptables (firewall)
+ firejail (application sandboxing)
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>>33278
the feds have already de-anonymized crypto transactions and can do stuff like value matching to find you, crypto already makes you niche which is easier to find and using proxies again, just heightens your risk profile.

Be boring, ship to your own address with your own name - it raises less heat.

>>33279
that's kinda scary, do you have any articles?

also if you are into the topic of this thread check out the one I just made, I am bored

>>33281

>>33282
https://thenextweb.com/news/danish-police-hunt-down-criminals-using-bitcoin#.tnw_9Qrx5Pxy

the process they use is basically creating a database of prices of products sold on the darknet then looking for exact matches in purchases or sales for bitcoins to these values adjusted for inflation. They can do end to end analysis.

How do you stop this? You dont, you stop this by never being known to them in the first place.

>>33032
Yeah, besides OPSEC beats a shiny set of apps

>>33279
Depending on which transactions you are talking about. Since Bitcoin blockchain is public, albeit being pseudoynmous, it is definitely deducible to you using in-depth investigation.

Why you people post these memes pretending to be helpful? Mods should remove bullshit like this.



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