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>Moral of the story, if (federal) law enforcement has "insider information" they're not going to share that with the public. I agree: all I've learned is to ma
by InCityDreams 4y ago
>Moral of the story, if (federal) law enforcement has "insider information" they're not going to share that with the public.
I agree: all I've learned is to make a doc on my oldest laptop, multi-paged and-fonted, have it printed at different public (paid or library) sources and then cobble them together and post them from a random place (not taking my phone there, either).
From what I've anec-heard, those 'rando' car stop/ mega busts are politely arranged so the cops get their bust, but the real mega-shipments sail on by, untouched.
Everybody gets a payday, even the Prison system!
*the captured mules get to live rent free for a whilem so there's that, for them.
- ComputerGuru 4y ago> have it printed at different public (paid or library) sources and then cobble them together That feels like it exposes your attack surface enormously! More witnesses, more cameras, more data to cross reference, etc. Buy a cheap laptop and printer at Goodwill or a garage sale, print, destroy them, then mail your manifesto or whatever.
- chiefalchemist 4y ago> mail your manifesto Just be sure not to get DNA or fingerprints on the stamp :)
- ComputerGuru 4y agoYeah, the last part was very much tongue-in-cheek since the difficulties of mailing anonymously are definitely much more complicated than “just mail it.”