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I'm starting my journey of making money online. I will be documenting everything that I do here in hope that i can stick with it and help fellow anons make money from the comfort of his room without having to show his face anytime.
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>>13363
might be better off getting a hot girl to sign up for onlyfans for you and fake an id that they ask for and upload that for verification. Then just upload fake pics of pussy and tits and shit. I don't know somebody to do this or I would try it. Unironcally I know a girl but I fucked up and talked shit to her cause shes crazy asf lol but she was hot and perfect for onlyfans. Also you could go to sex chat rooms and post pics of nude girls then ask for cucks to cashapp you. This is a grueling process though and super scumbaggery and you have to sex talk up fat incels which is extremely gay, but if you're jewish you will succeed. 


Has anyone unironcally done this? Gone to chatrooms, pretend to be girl, ask dudes that message you within 5 seconds of posting a pic for a cashapp for more pics?
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>>13933
They seem to be cracking down on this more. My Cashapp account was shut down because I paid a whore with it once. I never really used cashapp so when I opened it one day it was closed. I thought only the whores accounts would get shut down, apparently not.
>>13933
>Has anyone unironcally done this? Gone to chatrooms, pretend to be girl, ask dudes that message you within 5 seconds of posting a pic for a cashapp for more pics?
My dude, people were doing that one ten seconds after AOL added profile pictures to their chatrooms thirty years ago.
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OP here, not doing much lately sorry. Focusing on my career for the most part now, forgot to make time for this side work. I'll get back to it from now on, I swear, im so fucking broke right now. Lately i have seen some people doing airdrop stuff through telegram shit coins, so im asking around. I don't really have a full structure course that i could find, so right now im kind of a lost sheep on this topic. But im watching some channels to get the basic image, maybe i will find some groups that can at least openly share the basic paths. The ones that managed to get money doing this, they hide their craft like cat hides their shit.
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>>15123
So the basic description here is that, these shit meme coins usually have some kind of dumb games that reward players with its own coin. Now instead of using one account to play, how about you emulate 100 accounts. And then I guess they managed to sell that meme coin somehow? I mean i never tried this before, but i want to learn how it works. Anyone here has been doing crypto stuff? Where can i learn this? About these emulation, usually these people buy used workstation cpu and have like 100 gb of ram, they don't write their own software but have to outsource to some code monkey. Now if its automation, I’m guessing the code monkeys are using some kind of automation framework like selenium, cypress, robot, playwright,...Maybe I could make money doing this, I do have some experiene working with these tools.

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Post about /tech/nological cancer that you've dealt with in the past.
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>>5529
>... and it worked.
No it didn't... faggot.
Trolls and bots are the excuse to kill anonimity and track users, same way anthrax towelhead terrorism was an excuse to systematically spy on people and turn the big platforms into propaganda machines.
And the original problem was never fixed. 

>>5565
Not him but I almost exclusively post while procrastinating at work

>>5544
>manuals written in English, the write man language
Not him but manuals and documentation are mostly written by autistic furries that rarely reach 3 social interactions a week, the same kind of low lives that populate wikipedia.
I agree that the CLI is much better but let's not pretend the autistic e1337ism prevalent in the field doesn't jump on every opportunity to gatekeep knowledge just to feel superior to normies who can't afford to spend nights decyphering obscure and out of date docs. Funnily enough, many of them end up trooning out and are the first to screetch at anyone that doesn't indulge them for not being inclusive enough. lol.
>>10048
>Smartphones.
>The nigger swipety swipe UI and the niggercattle who use it make me sick.
>This degenerate POS technology has turned every last possibly decent person into a nobrain nigger subhuman. Zoomers are spiritual niggers. I hate this whole fucking degenenerate timeline.
>At this point only a global nuclear holocaust can revert the damage done by technology to this whole species.
I sympathize with that statement so much that I fail to express it with words adequately.
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>>9460
Tech is only a hobby for me at this point. I did all my work over the years mostly on the text terminals that you think are useless. I got paid. I'm done with all that. Now I do my computing how I want to, not how someone else wants.
>>5492 (OP) 
Linux block device/partition names like /dev/sda1  because they can change if you add another disk (just like modern NIC names, old naming (like eth0) is better). Luckily, you can use /dev/disk/by-label/*
>>5492 (OP) 
>>>/tech/15167

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Was uncle ted ultimately right? Is humanity fundamentally at odds with modern technology?
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>>14818
One of us!
One of us!
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>>14844
Yeah it's a big scam, just like all the rest of tech. Especially NigVideo that's always #1 and basically carrying the stonks market all by itself. Otherwise everyone would have realized long ago the reality: the economy is fucked.
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Here's another one:
https://www.zerohedge.com/technology/trump-officials-reportedly-easing-rules-self-driving-cars-elon-musk-pushes-robotaxis
Who even asked for self-driving cars in the first place? This is the stupidest idea ever. They'll never be safe! Modern appliances keep getting shittier every year, but somehow they think this is going to be any different? No, it'll be just another shitbox. And on top of that it'll be even more complicated and less repairable than any of the recent cars. Great for the manufacturer and dealers, a nightmare for everyone else.
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>>14847
Car accident statistics improved too much so a sustainable way to correct them was clearly needed.
I don't think autonomous automobiles are a tech dead-end per se but they'll never happen with society, industry and economy in their current state of absolution.
>>14847
If they wanted realistic autonomous transportation they would just invest money into tram and metro lines. The latter can already work without a conductor, and teaching an "AI" to handle a tram would be at least semi-realistic on the long term, because it just has to learn not to close the door on someone. Although that might be still too complicated for big tech.

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We are still using technology over 150 years old to get to space lmfao, while modern computers are literally billions times faster than was used during the apollo missions.
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Why is space travel so fake and gay?

Do they not want us using their secret tech because they don't want humans evolving in intelligence? Why don't we have the UFO spacecraft declassified at the very least let alone in production. Why is are governments such gay niggers?


https://www.zmescience.com/feature-post/technology-articles/computer-science/smartphone-power-compared-to-apollo-432/
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>>14449 (OP) 
Computers can't circumvent orbital velocity.
>>14450
>Why is are governments such gay niggers?
There's nothing much for the Jews to exploit in space, which is one of the reasons why those nice 1970s Spees Colony proposals were shoah'd in favor of gibsmedats implying Jews could survive on an O'Neill colony without a dedicated slave caste of shabbos goyim and per-child genetic treatment in the first place.
Space mining would also directly threaten the sacred economig status quo by making sought-after materials like Aluminium, Iridium, Tin, G*ld etc. much cheaper if successfully mined but that threatens muh profits and stocks which is equivalent to the holocaust oy vey.

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Anon, why aren't you using SimpleX on your LineageOS phone yet?
- just werks
- no phone number needed
- profile is on the phone and not on servers
- chat, voice calls, video calls, file transfer
- has servers, so you send stuff to people who are not online
- you can host your own servers if you want to
- has an a
- FOSS and on F-Droid
- has desktop application
I already moved my relatives to it.

SimpleX and Session are the only messengers that don't tie all your data to a phone number and my prepaid card is video verified with me and my government issued ID card and charged up using my bank account.

I had some doubts regarding Session:
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>>13574
>implemented in partnership with government-assigned fact checking agencies.
The Zuckerberg of Russia indeed.
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>>13991
Mister Pavel, you don't get to bring friends.
>>13909
They use different protocols and work fundamentally different. Yes, I'm sure you could build a bridge with accounts that post messages from one group to the other if you're talking about group chats.
>>13909
>Obviously Telegram would have to allow third party access but you're a nigger for not believing it's possible.
You are delusional.
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>>14306
Use simplex anyway, its just as big an intel honeypot aa telegram.

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>Every Big Tech site says the We Robot event was bullshit/parlor tricks/etc.
What's the actual truth?  Am I going to have a robot slave?  Or is it going to be like the Sony robot that trips on a flight of stairs and these things can't do a damn thing?  Will tech ever get there?
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>>14329
>zerosource is now unironically cited on imageboards
I'm getting old.
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They have a link to some aussie MSM report though.
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Also it's pretty common for ZH to get linked on 4chan /biz/ but I don't post there ever since they added a cuckflare captcha on top of the board's internal one. It doesn't even work in Iridium browser running on OpenBSD/arm64.
Also these "open source" websites are getting worse too.
>>14330
As opposed to what?  CNN?  NYT?  VitaminHealthNews?
>>14314 (OP) 
Why not?
At this point battery and processing tech is advanced enough to allow for prosumer-grade humanoid robutts, though even with gubbermint grant jewings+inflation fetishism I suspect one of them bots will probably cost a little more than 30k petroshekels.
What's likely gonna make or break the first generations of Woll Smoth-grade robots will be the openness of the hard+software, even with all the AI-generated lolis in the world these things cannot be expected to have an Apple-grade cattle user experience out of the box.

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This is a project I've been working on for some time and I would like to see it get used. It's using libvirt and sqlite, and it's written in C. You will be assigned a port range to use (NAT). cloud-init and all of that nigger shit, is not being used here, only a small shell script and a daemon written in python.
irc.fsirc.net #vmbot
irc.rizon.net #vmbot
>11:12 <VMBot> VM IP: 10.1.3.5 (external: [redacted]), password is "npsmxurrdphieemkgmkfcceoiuxtfm", admin/SSH port is 2094, port range is 2094:2124
Commands are !vm template and !vm deploy [template]
>requirements
Register your nick through services, that's it.
>are the templates backdoored
No, I have created the devuan one through debootstrap, installed what was needed, and added in the first run script, before packaging it up. Alpine was done by manually installing it and configuring it.
>source code
https://gitlab.com/fsirc/vmbot
Licensed under GPLv2, code should be of OK quality.
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>>6771 (OP) 
Is the bot still up? It isn't working on rizon.
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>>6795
>>6793
No, I had some issues with libvirtd where it was hanging at random, and it's probably related to it being an older version. I will, though, try and get it back up under a new channel at a later date.
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>>6804
>>6795
Bot is back up at #freespeech @ rizon. Nickname must be registered, of course.
>>6771 (OP) 
hey, is this project still active? fsirc.net is down
wondering if I could still get a VPS
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>>13748
I'm pretty sure it's ded sadly

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Discuss alternative Internet protocols and potentially generate a rated list for the sticky.
Censorship is coming, fast. Many users are getting banned on (((mainstream sites))), Cuckflare, hosts and isps are closing in on every wrongthinkers. Find the best alt net to contribute and develop bunkers/comms.
Mesh and alt infrastructures welcome.
Compare:
>Tor
>I2P
>Freenet
>GNUnet
>Zeronet
>IPFS
>Yggdrasil
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>>13095
LOL what a shithole!
>>886
lokinet glows and it's dead
>>769 (OP) 
Could anyone tell me which ones of these are worthwhile exploring after all? I've been trying i2p for a bit and there's many chans I guess but they're mostly dead, some cool personal sites too.
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>>13514
Hypnospace.
>>13514
There aren't any, people only use them to sell illegal services.

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According to this: https://madaidans-insecurities.github.io/security-privacy-advice.html Linux is bad from security perspective, author advises you to use WIndows 10 in S mode, macOS or ChromeOS for more securit. Is it true or he is biased?
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>>11422
I have a lot of experience with a dozen OSes due to being a long term NEET and an obsession with portability, and I can safely say the BSD pecking order goes:
- OpenBSD
- NetBSD
- FreeBSD

OpenBSD is the only one that is actually a cohesive, well integrated system. The others may claim to be so, but it's a lie. FreeBSD, for instance, has you go read the wiki to go figure out the multiple config files and you have to edit and commands you have to run to do every simple task.

For instance, want to use your phone's USB tethering on OpenBSD? Simple. When you plug such a device in, OpenBSD automatically configures the new network device, but does not actually put it to use. To put it to use, you can follow the "Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol" section of the FAQ:
https://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq6.html
There is only one step:
>run a command that tells the DHCPv4 daemon to autoconfigure the new device.
As explained in the "Network Configuration" section at the top of the same page, you can simply put the same command (minus the ifconfig bit) into a file named /etc/hostname.$if where $if is the name of the interface, and it'll autoconfigure on boot.

How do you do it on FreeBSD?
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You left out jails and other odds and ends, but yes.
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>>12068
deportation is the only solution
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>>12073
>topic is originally about linux security vulns sandboxes and openBDSM jails
<discussion shifts on trying to deport wokehub users for muh wrongthink code
jokes on you wigger i dont even live here and i use a non-angloid VPN, Gonna track my browser fingerprint or what?
jokes aside we need a quick way to undo troon commits in a single button press without forking the whole darn thing and missing out any important update patches
>>3103
classic gif, funny pup

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Ptychographic X-ray laminography: No trade secret or hardware trojan can hide
hxxps://spectrum.ieee.org/chip-x-ray

Every cell transmitter, phone and computer must be inspected. Silicon Trojans must perish.

Freedom for all is encroached when a few cyber terrorists can freely CONSPIRE to use microwave weapons and silicon trojans. While you are distracted with THEORY, they spread the PRACTICE: surveillance, theft, sabotage and murder.

Havana Syndrome is the result of hacked cell transmitters being used as a microwave weapon. Civilians are victimized daily, children included.

“Havana Syndrome: Are You Next? Electromagnetic Terrorism and Cognitive Warfare” at "hxxps://areyounext.help".

The future of privacy/security is clothing made of metallized fabric to block microwave imaging (enables theft of inner speech by observing minuscule throat/face muscle movements) and block directed energy attacks.

#BadBIOS #Havana Syndrome #Conspiracy Practice #Freedom #Faraday Cage #Firmware Vulnerability #Electromagnetic Surveillance

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>>6736
>The human body could theoretically have gotten used to the bombardment of such signals over time.
I like how you jump to the conclusion that the human body must have "got used to it or something" rather than admitting it was obviously never dangerous to begin with.
>>5750 (OP) 
=:) try running faster.

happy valentines.
>>5750 (OP) 
>AI can determine self reported race from medical images
you mean like any specialist could do before total jew takeover? you can determine race by skeleton/skull shape/size/etc, as well as blood, certain diseases, and a multitude of other things.
Side question, do laser guns destroy cameras?
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>>13392
High power lasers damage all optics.

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