>>110190670
>Recommended operating systems
General purpose: Debian, Fedora, Arch Linux, Xubuntu, Linux Mint
Security focused: Qubes OS, Whonix, Tails, OpenBSD

>Recommended mobile operating systems
Android based: GrapheneOS, CalyxOS, LineageOS
Linux based: postmarketOS, PureOS

>Recommended browsers
Chromium based: Brave, Helium, Chromium (ungoogled)
Firefox based: Waterfox, Zen Browser, LibreWolf, Tor Browser
Firefox with Zero user.js: https://pastebin.com/NrthvPas

>Advanced content blocking
https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Blocking-mode:-medium-mode

>Browser tests
https://www.deviceinfo.me/
https://dnsleaktest.com/
https://librespeed.org/
https://time.gov/

>Recommended search engines
Brave Search, SearXNG, DuckDuckGo, Startpage

>Privacy oriented DNS
https://adguard-dns.io/en/welcome.html
https://nextdns.io/
https://quad9.net/

>Privacy oriented email
Proton Mail, Tuta, Mailbox Mail, Riseup, Disroot

>Recommended instant messengers
Signal, SimpleX Chat, Briar, Element

>BIOS replacement
https://coreboot.org/
https://libreboot.org/

>Resources
https://www.privacyguides.org/
https://ssd.eff.org/
https://ryf.fsf.org/products
https://haveibeenpwned.com/
https://inteltechniques.com/workbook
https://eldritchdata.neocities.org/
https://stallman.org/facebook.html

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Threadly reminder certs are for pussies. Real MEN hack because its the manly thing to do

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>>110193121 >>110199774

Are you watching Edgerunners season 2?

>>110190217
Like a cute little centipede?

>>110191430
Not yet but intend to

>>110190670
Does anyone have an alternative link for the cyberpunk media?

>>110189521
it works but it has the same drawbacks that every other decentralized p2p network has. that said it's the most probable candidate to be actually used by regular people because it is natively integrated in brave for example. i understand that it ain't much but it's better than setting up i2p or a tor client just to be flagged by your isp because of the traffic.

>>110193652
Is it difficult to use?

>>110194113
in brave it's
>>ipfs://<cid of the resource you want to access>
in other browsers you need extensions or you can use web gateways which is lame
there is also a desktop client which kind of sucks but works

>>sneed://

>>110189990
just upload them somewhere and email me the link.

My country just had an all out shootout (again) this week. Is that peak cyberpunk? To never know if you'll return when going to work?
t. mexican, plz bomb us already

>>110195510
You glowies switch fast from "my country, iran, is so bad, pls bomb us" to "my country, cuba, is so bad, pls bomb us", to "my country, north korea, is so bad pls nuke us, kim jong un just died". Interesting. Always felt this general is 99% glowies.

>>110195540
>Always felt this general is 99% glowies.
Probably, still sick of my dystopian governments. At least the ones in sci fi have cool tech and implants to show for it. Here its just beans and guns like a primitive backwater nation

>>110195540
this thread would be much more interesting if it were all glowies, it's actually 90% schizos

>>110196090
Aren't glowies just schizos + immunity to justice + obnoxious attempts to monopolize unobservability + artificial demonic possession? I have no data to support it, but I would predict that the last component makes them more limited, easier to predict and less interesting per capita than regular non-possessed schizos.

>>110196272
I think most glowies are just normies with extra steps, at least the ones unlucky enough to get tasked with monitoring sites like this, but they probably have interesting stories, you don't go out there without having witnessing shit. Still, their bosses are probably the sociopathic ones

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>>110195540
>Always felt this general is 99% glowies.
It has been the rumour for many years that people from various three leytter agencies spend their lunch breaks in here.

>>110196272
It is hard to distinguish between a /cyb/ dystopia and the endgame of the Iron Law of the Oligarchy.

the enshittification continues >>110197265

>>110197962
OK; that one is not one I will worrky much about unless containment breaks and we get influx here.

>>110198145
I'd LOVE to watch an influx of plebbitors, all crying and shitting themselves over the disappearance of their safe space

>>110198445
It's not really disappearing, just moving to the Twitter model of requiring you to log in. This will mainly effect three groups the way I see it: lurkers, scrapers, and Google searchers.

>>110197962
Good, fuck them.
>>110198790
That's how sites die, so that's good

Since the Free World is about to get much, much more authoritative, and the "cyber" part of cyberpunk has been solved with LLMs, I think it would be good to focus on the "punk" part

Learn how to build a robot (doing this will also sober your expectations for sex robots btw) https://github.com/dorianborian/sesame-robot
You can make a tethered version entirely without soldering by getting a PCA9685 servo controller and using an AI to adapt the code. Fun project no matter how you go about making your robot.
If you think drones are cooler, you can learn how to build a drone. Drones can't be 3d printed as much as that robot though.

Learn chemistry. There are three "punk" themes of chemistry I want to share with you that are immediately accessible, in no particular order:

Learn steroid chemistry. You can buy pregnanolone from bodybuilding supplement websites in bulk and make testosterone in 2 steps, estrogen in 3 iirc. Plant sterols are another pathway but harder to find in bulk and messier chemistry. NileRed will show you how to make the aluminum isopropoxide for the Oppenhauer Oxidation.

Learn drug chemistry. You can synthesize phenol-2-pronanone (P2P) from methyl ethyl ketone in 3 steps (a good Spanish language video exists on YouTube), and reduce it to amphetamine with the leukhardt. If you extract piperol from black pepper and react with nitroethane (tough to get / make but very possible for home chemists, videos on YouTube) you get MDP2P and you can make MDA

Learn energetics. If you can't make something blow up you have no praxis and your opinions functionally don't exist.
https://odysee.com/@DuganAshley:e
I mostly watch the videos because the crystals are often pretty colors, I'm not a mutt


>>110191430
>Are you watching Edgerunners season 2?
Also not yet but intend to. I think I'm becoming a level 100 goy because YouTube and other media where I have to sit down don't appeal to me as much anymore, I want to prompt and do stuff instead all the time now

>>110199671
>That's how sites die, so that's good
But Twitter didn't die?

>>110199774

it's been fascist since before mussolini. the cyber part is just getting interesting. strap in and strap on.

>>110198790
But google already scrapes reddit with their deal

>>110199774
The gear and time and money invest needed to pull any of that off will require some seedy connections that will end up getting you killed

>>110201540
Sure, and that is to the mutual decline of both, in a marriage between evil and stupid.
Good.

>>110201549
NTA but a less controversial yet still useful approach is here:
https://simplifier.neocities.org/
It doeasn't take an all out nuclear war to send much of the world back to the medieval era, yet at the same time you can always return to high tecch - as long as someone knows tech. You can always build high tech from a lower tech level, that is how it evolved in the first place.

>>110201540
I heard the deal may end soon.

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>>110206524

Building software is linear and incremental, bad decisions add up. But finding vulnerabilities can be done completely in parallel with no risk of sloppification over time. And there's basically no security through obfuscation, since AI can be trained to read raw machine code as well as anything else.
Just think of how fucked the cyber landscape will be when abliterated models get to opus-5.5 level.
Just think of the capabilities state actors with private data centers will have.
I think I'm gonna be sick.

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>>110195540

Unlikeable, annoying, abrasive and intrusive.

>>110203977
bidets and bam!, your life changes

>>110202578
The world is going to shit!

What are you working on, anon?

>>110208250
My new project to eradicate Brave, Brave shills and Brave Team India from planet earth.

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>>110208392 >>110209647 >>110209709

>>110208250
My own operating system.

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>>110208490

>>110208310
A-are you Terry A. Davis? D-daddy?

>>110208392
No Sir, I am not. But don't be a nigger, will you?

>>110208310

>SELinux
>my own os

>>110208310
Damn you wrote your own Linux kernel and systemd? That's wild.

>>110190670

There are two ways of constructing a software design: either make it so simple that there are obviously no deficiencies, or make it so complex that there are no obvious deficiencies.
- C. A. Hoare, Turing Award lecture

>>110209709
Probably just asked the AI to write it for him

>>110211022
Along similar lines, VitruvianOS is pottering along nicely.

>>110211407
Is AI the future?

>>110211880
Definitively and everyone who is a luddite is missing out

>>110209647
>>110209709
You really are retarded, aren't you? That's a ssh client into a Linux VPS. What the fuck did your parents fed you, faggots?

>>110213175

post source code then. looks like old windows graphical widgets.

>>110213231
Sure bro, sent you a PM.
nigger.

behave

>>110213269

you rigged up some text or photoshopped that image, terry.

posteo anons what are the to-dos once you buy an account
so far i have
>enabled spam folder
>crypto mail storage

Since we are discussing unusual operating systems:
>Sculpt OS 26.10 Released - Now Powered By Genode's Custom Microkernel
https://www.phoronix.com/news/Sculpt-OS-26.10
>"Sculpt 26.10 is the first version based on Genode's custom microkernel instead of relying on a 3rd-party kernel. This kernel - designed from the ground up for the needs of Genode and Sculpt OS in particular - is not only more "micro" than any other of the microkernels supported by Genode, it also solves long-standing deficiencies concerning CPU scheduling and kernel-memory management. Sculpt OS finally stands on Genode's own footing!"

>>110215108
Any anon has ever used it?

>>110216313
Would be fun if that cures anon distro hopping