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by arpa 5y ago
not an expert, yet you set up an encrypted partition?
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by arpa 5y ago
It all boils down to whether your adversary is mossad or not mossad [1]. 1. https://www.usenix.org/system/files/1401_08-12_mickens.pdf
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by arpa 5y ago
this is why you should actually have "signs of life" and something _slightly_ illegal on your plausible deniability partition. Just enough dirt to get you into trouble, but not too much trouble. If you're squeeky clean, you g
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by arpa 5y ago
obscure standards mean less possibility that someone else without google-scale resources will implement their own client/server.
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by arpa 5y ago
Only if you're willing to pick up the responsibility for hosting/downloading CP for example...
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by arpa 5y ago
I consider myself very well off. My internet is 4G and gets me about 15-20Mbps on a good day. I was considering starlink, but a set up fee of 600€ is a bit too much. Starlink is NOT feasible in developing countries. It's Elons' ca
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by arpa 5y ago
internet really is empty and is a front for government psyops (see dead internet theory)
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by arpa 5y ago
it's complicated, but yes.
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by arpa 5y ago
It is a position of a person with nothing to lose.
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by arpa 5y ago
literally in god's image
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by arpa 5y ago
This whole physical existence is suffering without end. It is literally the core of any being. Buddhism has a core imperative to either lessen the suffering (by not inflicting more of it), or to eradicate it altogether by means of final dea
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by arpa 5y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paranoiac-critical_method
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by arpa 5y ago
I've been on Linux since 2000s and still maintain the view that real men log in as root on tty1. It's ironman mode, and pure joy of *nix as it was meant to be experienced. You filthy casual. /s
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by arpa 5y ago
Glad you asked! over here we have windows server with 445/tcp open...
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by arpa 5y ago
The "skinnable" aesthetics of a bygone era. Does anyone remember the sonique player in the age of Winamp 1.x?
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by arpa 5y ago
Shit, i'd say - RUN AWAY SCREAMING if you ever find yourself in such a position.
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by arpa 5y ago
and this is why i commit to my outside-work projects using another identity and during off work hours.
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Publius Enigma(en.wikipedia.org)
7 points by arpa 5y ago|0 comments
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by arpa 5y ago
probably fly.io
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by arpa 5y ago
Oh no! You scoundrel! The Industry is ruined because of likes of you!!
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by arpa 5y ago
The internet might not be dead, but we sure as hell don't have good ways of navigating the oceans of spam and clickbait.
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by arpa 5y ago
when you become consistently profitable and sel-sufficient.
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by arpa 5y ago
Did you miss 2020? here comes the sequel!
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by arpa 5y ago
A great read in a tongue-in-cheek british style, a welcome change of pace for mind and eyes!
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by arpa 5y ago
Good on you!
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by arpa 5y ago
it had bcrypt.
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by arpa 5y ago
Windows still hides file extensions by default and is as user-hostile, as ever.
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by arpa 5y ago
I too settle for less bad dictatorship as means of governance.
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by arpa 5y ago
when my history teacher told me that there was a verdict "ten years' shooting", I thought he was kidding. Apparently he was not. It means 10 years in gulag and then a bullet to the head, provided you survive that ordeal. Paro
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How Vladimir Lenin Became a Mushroom(atlasobscura.com)
1 points by arpa 5y ago|0 comments

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