For the truly cyberpunk gun experience. Post your own paywalled or loginwalled firearm files, suppressor designs, ECM templates, etc. Feds begone.
Stingray (includes all part files, detailed assembly instructions, shopping list for all materials and where you can get them, electrochemical machining tutorial for the barrel rifling, etc. I also added a video tutorial for ECM machining if you prefer that): (Password: Fuck14Google88FuckKikes!$FuckNiggers**KillFaggots**) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OY0_Y49z81VtZihQ_v4i_yI1kSrClhAF/view?usp=sharing
Defcad archive: I have a rather large (20.8GB) archive of old defcad files that I got from the internet archive at some point, and can no longer find. I haven't found a site that supports hosting of files of that size, however if anybody wants it I can send it to you via croc, just ask: https://github.com/schollz/croc
Please let me know if there are any issues with the files or if google takes them down, if I get the chance to print any of these IRL I will share results too, hope you all enjoy :)
/cyb/ - Cyberpunk Fiction and Fact
Cyberpunk is the idea that technology will condemn us to a future of totalitarian nightmares here you can discuss recent events and how technology has been used to facilitate greater control by the elites, or works of fiction
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>>2749
>>2746
it's kinda dead ngl, I made it 2 days ago and it's an unencrypted version of a Session chat I have on the same domain. I just need people on it and more people use XMPP than Session. Making guns isn't illegal so all the 3d files you want are bueno but no sales allowed. IDC about ITAR violations that's for you to dela with if you want to sell someone night vision
>>2746
it's kinda dead ngl, I made it 2 days ago and it's an unencrypted version of a Session chat I have on the same domain. I just need people on it and more people use XMPP than Session. Making guns isn't illegal so all the 3d files you want are bueno but no sales allowed. IDC about ITAR violations that's for you to dela with if you want to sell someone night vision
>>2750
>making
>selling
Key words to have the Cheka to kick your door and murder you if they feel afraid. BTW, they don't care about laws or constitutions, only about the pension.
Also, this thread was talked before many times as a magnet for glowniggers. But Hey! Some faggots will never learn until they got burnt.
>making
>selling
Key words to have the Cheka to kick your door and murder you if they feel afraid. BTW, they don't care about laws or constitutions, only about the pension.
Also, this thread was talked before many times as a magnet for glowniggers. But Hey! Some faggots will never learn until they got burnt.
>>2751
>assuming they were so insistent on this glownigger thread due to ignorance and not malice
Anon, I...
>assuming they were so insistent on this glownigger thread due to ignorance and not malice
Anon, I...
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>No Edgerunners thread
How did you enjoy what was unequivocally the best anime of 2022, /cyb/?
I personally loved it. True to the aesthetic, great dystopian/tragic theme, a compelling story, and spectacular character design.
How did you enjoy what was unequivocally the best anime of 2022, /cyb/?
I personally loved it. True to the aesthetic, great dystopian/tragic theme, a compelling story, and spectacular character design.
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I don't like lolis. I wish Rebecca was older and had bigger tits than Illulu.
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No.2744
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Anyone else hate when dystopian authoritarian shit is presented as "the nice good thing" in science fiction? This is a social credit system. For it to operate it would require constant surveilance on your personal private life, and it would disproportionately reward sociopaths who figure out how to game the system.
This is from Endless Space 2. In this game this is the power of putting Pacifists in power. The power of putting warmongers in power? Jingoist Joy: Your people love you for starting wars instead of hating you for it. Despite how hard the tooltip tries calling your people armed banner-waving loons, it is the nicer, freer option. Does anyone involved in this game see the irony?
This is from Endless Space 2. In this game this is the power of putting Pacifists in power. The power of putting warmongers in power? Jingoist Joy: Your people love you for starting wars instead of hating you for it. Despite how hard the tooltip tries calling your people armed banner-waving loons, it is the nicer, freer option. Does anyone involved in this game see the irony?
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>>2265
>Does anyone involved in this game see the irony?
Are you sure it's not by-design? They both look dystopian to me.
>Does anyone involved in this game see the irony?
Are you sure it's not by-design? They both look dystopian to me.
>>2717
It only makes sense that free people in space would hate other alien races and want alien resources more than they want alien friends. Every generation alien life spends existing is another generation where you risk someone violent and unstoppable coming to power and trying to conquer or enslave everyone or destroy the galaxy and potentially succeeding.
"Jingoist Joy", when selected, states your people are "banner-waving loons" who love war.
No coercive force to cause this is ever deployed.
No mention of "Unpersoning" insufficiently warlike people or a "Federal Bureau of Unpatriotic Action" with mass surveilance and limited power or indoctrinating people from birth with gaslighting and shaming and coercive force and the threat of violence. Not in this tooltip.
Libtards enforce their libtard orthodoxy with more coercive force than this.
"Rewarding people for being good" requires mass surveilance and a concrete definition of what goodness is and how to rank goodness if you don't want corrupt Bureau Of Goodness people reinterpreting the rules they enforce. And how the fuck would it give you the power to magically make enemy empires warring with you spontaneously declare an end to the war?
It only makes sense that free people in space would hate other alien races and want alien resources more than they want alien friends. Every generation alien life spends existing is another generation where you risk someone violent and unstoppable coming to power and trying to conquer or enslave everyone or destroy the galaxy and potentially succeeding.
"Jingoist Joy", when selected, states your people are "banner-waving loons" who love war.
No coercive force to cause this is ever deployed.
No mention of "Unpersoning" insufficiently warlike people or a "Federal Bureau of Unpatriotic Action" with mass surveilance and limited power or indoctrinating people from birth with gaslighting and shaming and coercive force and the threat of violence. Not in this tooltip.
Libtards enforce their libtard orthodoxy with more coercive force than this.
"Rewarding people for being good" requires mass surveilance and a concrete definition of what goodness is and how to rank goodness if you don't want corrupt Bureau Of Goodness people reinterpreting the rules they enforce. And how the fuck would it give you the power to magically make enemy empires warring with you spontaneously declare an end to the war?
>>2739
Not if those aliens are mares. You wouldn't do everything in your power to gain access to space mares? I'd sacrifice every human alive for the Imperium of Mare. A total mare cultural and diplomatic victory would be inevitable.
Not if those aliens are mares. You wouldn't do everything in your power to gain access to space mares? I'd sacrifice every human alive for the Imperium of Mare. A total mare cultural and diplomatic victory would be inevitable.
Anonymous
No.2742
>>2739
>want alien resources more than they want alien friends
At such a stage of interstellar exploration, most resources would be gained from asteroid mining.
Aliens would offer different kinds of capital, such as new technology and the experts and engineers to implement them, in which case you really would want alien friends.
Friendship is magic.
>want alien resources more than they want alien friends
At such a stage of interstellar exploration, most resources would be gained from asteroid mining.
Aliens would offer different kinds of capital, such as new technology and the experts and engineers to implement them, in which case you really would want alien friends.
Friendship is magic.
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Post GNU/Linux related stuff here.
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>2014
>Who actually develops Linux? The answer might surprise you
>If I tell you to think of an open-source project, the first word that probably comes to mind is Linux. Then, if I ask you what open-source actually means, you'd probably say something like: "Open source means everyone is free to use the code, and it's usually developed by lots of independent programmers, who contribute their work freely, to make the world/internet a better place." That's what I thought, too, until I read The Linux Foundation's annual report on the state of the Linux kernel. The report's findings may surprise you.
https://www.extremetech.com/computing/175919-who-actually-develops-linux-the-answer-might-surprise-you
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The cost of open-source software. Is it free? Yes, it is free for you as an end-user. Server and machine time are not free; hosting is not free. The developer’s time is not free. That is why 70-80% of Linux kernel patches are done by commercial companies, and then the kernel went woke.
>Who actually develops Linux? The answer might surprise you
>If I tell you to think of an open-source project, the first word that probably comes to mind is Linux. Then, if I ask you what open-source actually means, you'd probably say something like: "Open source means everyone is free to use the code, and it's usually developed by lots of independent programmers, who contribute their work freely, to make the world/internet a better place." That's what I thought, too, until I read The Linux Foundation's annual report on the state of the Linux kernel. The report's findings may surprise you.
https://www.extremetech.com/computing/175919-who-actually-develops-linux-the-answer-might-surprise-you
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The cost of open-source software. Is it free? Yes, it is free for you as an end-user. Server and machine time are not free; hosting is not free. The developer’s time is not free. That is why 70-80% of Linux kernel patches are done by commercial companies, and then the kernel went woke.
>>2683
AMD and Intel drop a lot of work in because they need the server systems to work on their crap. IBM now owns redhat so you can combine those two pie slices. Valve is a relatively new one to the open source world and is putting a fairly considerable amount of money to developing the linux ecosystem, mostly because they don't want to pay homage to microsoft or sony as a gaming platform. Lots of other "smaller" companies will pay to have certain things fixed in the linux kernel because it affects their niche server-side plugin to [whateverthefuk]
Governments world wide are making it more expensive to live, so of course there is less people working on it "for free".
AMD and Intel drop a lot of work in because they need the server systems to work on their crap. IBM now owns redhat so you can combine those two pie slices. Valve is a relatively new one to the open source world and is putting a fairly considerable amount of money to developing the linux ecosystem, mostly because they don't want to pay homage to microsoft or sony as a gaming platform. Lots of other "smaller" companies will pay to have certain things fixed in the linux kernel because it affects their niche server-side plugin to [whateverthefuk]
Governments world wide are making it more expensive to live, so of course there is less people working on it "for free".
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Let's get this board moving.
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No.2733
>>2732
That's a nice image macro. Tells a nice educational story with user engagement.
Also visually striking and appealing composition.
10/10
That's a nice image macro. Tells a nice educational story with user engagement.
Also visually striking and appealing composition.
10/10
Anonymous
No.2738
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To expand the knowledge of the ponykind, post scientific and technological papers and books here.
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>>2662
>The fifth edition (released August 16, 2012) covers C++11
Ignore that book.
That's fucking old I'm afraid. The current standard is C++20.
>The fifth edition (released August 16, 2012) covers C++11
Ignore that book.
That's fucking old I'm afraid. The current standard is C++20.
Anonymous
No.2697
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Re-post from >>>/mlpol/366504 →
That book belongs better here at /cyb/
Mathematical Modelling, Nonlinear Control and Performance Evaluation of a Ground Based Mobile Air Defence System - (by Constantinos Frangos)
>This research monograph deals with the dynamic modelling, nonlinear control and performance evaluation of a ground based mobile air defence system (ADS).
>The present work complements existing references on ground based ADSs ([69, 108, 142]). The afore-mentioned publications deal mainly with static or non-mobile ADSs, that is, ADSs that are deployed at a fixed location. This research monograph deals with a mobile ADS that consists of an armoured ground vehicle with an integrated rotating turret and anti-aircraft (AA) gun.
The math involved might look overwhelming for the STEM newbie fag but it is only the appetizer on the way to a 24/7 autonomous robotic system guarding the backyard.
That book belongs better here at /cyb/
Mathematical Modelling, Nonlinear Control and Performance Evaluation of a Ground Based Mobile Air Defence System - (by Constantinos Frangos)
>This research monograph deals with the dynamic modelling, nonlinear control and performance evaluation of a ground based mobile air defence system (ADS).
>The present work complements existing references on ground based ADSs ([69, 108, 142]). The afore-mentioned publications deal mainly with static or non-mobile ADSs, that is, ADSs that are deployed at a fixed location. This research monograph deals with a mobile ADS that consists of an armoured ground vehicle with an integrated rotating turret and anti-aircraft (AA) gun.
The math involved might look overwhelming for the STEM newbie fag but it is only the appetizer on the way to a 24/7 autonomous robotic system guarding the backyard.
Anonymous
No.2699
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Mastering 3D Printing - A Guide to Modeling, Printing, and Prototyping - (by Joan Horvath, and Rich Cameron)
>2nd Edition, 2020
>We have been astonished at how much the 3D printing industry has changed since the first edition of this book, which was published in 2014.
>Amazingly little has remained constant since then, except perhaps for a sense of wonder about what might be possible. That sense now is informed by more sober realities about the challenges that remain, as well as more realistic ideas about good applications.
>In this book, we want to give you a path to get started with 3D printing, as well as enough insight to go a considerable distance down the road to using it to create useful things. 3D printing still is not all that straightforward, and we have tried to create a balance between telling you enough so you can get started without drowning in too much detail and not telling you enough. We have minimized the use of step-by-step screenshots, for example, since those get out of date quickly. Instead, we have given a few examples and tried to tell you what we were doing and why, so that you can do the same thing in whatever system you are using.
>2nd Edition, 2020
>We have been astonished at how much the 3D printing industry has changed since the first edition of this book, which was published in 2014.
>Amazingly little has remained constant since then, except perhaps for a sense of wonder about what might be possible. That sense now is informed by more sober realities about the challenges that remain, as well as more realistic ideas about good applications.
>In this book, we want to give you a path to get started with 3D printing, as well as enough insight to go a considerable distance down the road to using it to create useful things. 3D printing still is not all that straightforward, and we have tried to create a balance between telling you enough so you can get started without drowning in too much detail and not telling you enough. We have minimized the use of step-by-step screenshots, for example, since those get out of date quickly. Instead, we have given a few examples and tried to tell you what we were doing and why, so that you can do the same thing in whatever system you are using.
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No.2700
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>>2696
>The fifth edition (released August 16, 2012) covers C++11
>Ignore that book.
I've got the right one and updated to the standard used by most fags, C++ 20. And unlikely the >>2662 one, this one is easy to follow and it is literally for dummies. Seriously, with this one you may have a chance to learn something new and perhaps to hit a job.
C++ All-in-One For Dummies - (by John Paul Mueller)
>4th Edition published on 2021.
>Get ready for C++20 with all you need to know for complete mastery!
>Your comprehensive and updated guide to one of the world’s most popular programming languages is here!
>Whether you’re a novice or expert, you’ll find what you need to get going with the latest features of C++20.
>The workhorse of programming languages, C++ gives you the utmost control of data usage and interface and resource allocation.
>If your job involves data, proficiency in C++ means you’re indispensable!
>This edition gives you 8 books in 1 for total C++ mastery.
>Inside, internationally renowned expert John Paul Mueller takes you from the fundamentals of working with objects and classes to writing applications that use paradigms not normally associated with C++, such as those used for functional programming strategies.
>The book also includes online resources such as source code.
>You discover how to use a C++ GNU compiler to build applications and even how to use your mobile device for coding.
>The fifth edition (released August 16, 2012) covers C++11
>Ignore that book.
I've got the right one and updated to the standard used by most fags, C++ 20. And unlikely the >>2662 one, this one is easy to follow and it is literally for dummies. Seriously, with this one you may have a chance to learn something new and perhaps to hit a job.
C++ All-in-One For Dummies - (by John Paul Mueller)
>4th Edition published on 2021.
>Get ready for C++20 with all you need to know for complete mastery!
>Your comprehensive and updated guide to one of the world’s most popular programming languages is here!
>Whether you’re a novice or expert, you’ll find what you need to get going with the latest features of C++20.
>The workhorse of programming languages, C++ gives you the utmost control of data usage and interface and resource allocation.
>If your job involves data, proficiency in C++ means you’re indispensable!
>This edition gives you 8 books in 1 for total C++ mastery.
>Inside, internationally renowned expert John Paul Mueller takes you from the fundamentals of working with objects and classes to writing applications that use paradigms not normally associated with C++, such as those used for functional programming strategies.
>The book also includes online resources such as source code.
>You discover how to use a C++ GNU compiler to build applications and even how to use your mobile device for coding.
>>2696
No, it's an excellent book. I consider Stroustrup's own PPP2 to be the literal best programming textbook for serious students (regardless of language). But for C++ beginner's, Lippman's 5E book is a close second.
No, it's an excellent book. I consider Stroustrup's own PPP2 to be the literal best programming textbook for serious students (regardless of language). But for C++ beginner's, Lippman's 5E book is a close second.
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jesus dude it's a ghost town, what happened?
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>>1418
why do feminists hate rape jokes at the expense of women so much?
because they hate being reminded they are fragile spiteful creatures meant to be bred and controlled.
why do feminists hate rape jokes at the expense of women so much?
because they hate being reminded they are fragile spiteful creatures meant to be bred and controlled.
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>>1451
I used to think that sentences like that were exaggerations, but were basically right. I'm no longer convinced it's that big of an exaggeration. The only thing I think I could imagine adding to that to make it more true is some half-garbled attempt to explain the layers of truth and delusion that women wrap around themselves via their inherent psychoses.
I used to think that sentences like that were exaggerations, but were basically right. I'm no longer convinced it's that big of an exaggeration. The only thing I think I could imagine adding to that to make it more true is some half-garbled attempt to explain the layers of truth and delusion that women wrap around themselves via their inherent psychoses.
>>2422
Leftists exaggerate because they're evil. They're disappointed in their friends for not boycotting the new Harry Potter game just because Rowling offended the trans terrorist "lobby"? They'll claim you're killing people or the reason trannies kill themselves. It's just a tactic to shock you. They'll sling blame and shame like they're wildly swinging a baseball bat around, hoping to beat you to death, hoping one of these swings lets them get what they want.
We're the smart ones who understand reality and how to work within it. They're the idiotic cultists who would rather build a wall around what they can control and deny anything exists beyond it. They don't want to admit nigger tolerance is a disaster, women can't handle the responsibility of political power, and commie "treat the seed with acid and train the seed to grow whatever food you want" style "science" results in mass starvation. They don't want to admit they're weak and stupid and inferior and worthless, because if we were naturally allowed to be better than them in ways they cannot deny, they would feel small. And they'd rather kill us and themselves for the sake of their feelings than try to find any way to discover joy within a humble life, because they feel entitled to power even if they aren't capable of using it wisely.
Leftists exaggerate because they're evil. They're disappointed in their friends for not boycotting the new Harry Potter game just because Rowling offended the trans terrorist "lobby"? They'll claim you're killing people or the reason trannies kill themselves. It's just a tactic to shock you. They'll sling blame and shame like they're wildly swinging a baseball bat around, hoping to beat you to death, hoping one of these swings lets them get what they want.
We're the smart ones who understand reality and how to work within it. They're the idiotic cultists who would rather build a wall around what they can control and deny anything exists beyond it. They don't want to admit nigger tolerance is a disaster, women can't handle the responsibility of political power, and commie "treat the seed with acid and train the seed to grow whatever food you want" style "science" results in mass starvation. They don't want to admit they're weak and stupid and inferior and worthless, because if we were naturally allowed to be better than them in ways they cannot deny, they would feel small. And they'd rather kill us and themselves for the sake of their feelings than try to find any way to discover joy within a humble life, because they feel entitled to power even if they aren't capable of using it wisely.
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>>2424
>They're disappointed in their friends for not boycotting the new Harry Potter game just because Rowling offended the trans terrorist "lobby"?
This game?
>They're disappointed in their friends for not boycotting the new Harry Potter game just because Rowling offended the trans terrorist "lobby"?
This game?
How many layers of autism OPSEC are you on?
My router runs DD-WRT (Hardened), I use DNSCrypt, and I have a librebooted Dankpad running OpenBSD. (I use the thinkpad for things that require privacy) and I follow the obvious practices of OPSEC.
My main machine runs Debian GNU/Linux using only free software. I dual boot with windows server 2017
My home folder is encrypted using eCryptFS over in GNU/Linux land
My router runs DD-WRT (Hardened), I use DNSCrypt, and I have a librebooted Dankpad running OpenBSD. (I use the thinkpad for things that require privacy) and I follow the obvious practices of OPSEC.
My main machine runs Debian GNU/Linux using only free software. I dual boot with windows server 2017
My home folder is encrypted using eCryptFS over in GNU/Linux land
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What happen when you press the "I'm not a robot" button.
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>Anonymity Online: Is It Possible to Not Leave a Trace?
>Given that close monitoring online (online surveillance) now begins at an early age, digital hygiene should be well taken care of ever since one’s childhood.
>All in all, one should bear in mind that your unique digital signature consists of:
>1 - factory identifier IMEI of your smart phone
>2 - the list of apps and files on your device such as your laptop or your mobile phone which is available to many devices and apps, your antivirus, your computer viruses and your Trojans, your browser, your operating system, your office apps and all the office apps of your colleagues etc
>3 - your Bluetooth environment – all the devices your Bluetooth gets in touch with to share data or which it has ever got in touch with and joined digitally, your music devices at home or in your car, your ear phones, your voice tools etc.
>4 - your Wi-fi environment – a list of all the Wi-fi devices around your place of work or your home.
>5 - your browser history – a list of the websites and internet services you regularly visit
>6 - your list of friends on social media – your social impression is unique even if you decide to use a pseudonym to go online. That list exists with the social media platform as such, and with all the ‘monitoring’ programmes and in your browser as well.
>7 - your lexical signature – a group of your favourite words, phrases and sayings, and even a unique combination of your common typos
>8 - your face and faces of others on your photos and videos on social media – a combination of all the faces including yours among others, is also a unique identifier.
>9 - your geographical signature – a list of your routes and geographical points you go to, either in your own city or outside. It exists in >10 - your navigator or your navigation apps
>11 - your voice signature – your voice digital footprint or ‘impression’ you leave either while using your mobile phone or the microphone on your laptop.
>12 - your search list key words – apart from the situational keywords to search depending on the situation, there are regular search keywords you often look up and type in, and their combination is certainly unique i.e. your own, and it exists on your favourite search engine and browser.
>13 - your list of favourite topics – for examples in the news portal
>14 - a list of the devices in your neighbourhood – for example, your internet provider ‘can see’ which other mobile devices are normally in the immediate vicinity such as your family members or close colleagues.
https://strategic-culture.org/news/2023/04/04/anonymity-online-is-it-possible-to-not-leave-a-trace/
>Given that close monitoring online (online surveillance) now begins at an early age, digital hygiene should be well taken care of ever since one’s childhood.
>All in all, one should bear in mind that your unique digital signature consists of:
>1 - factory identifier IMEI of your smart phone
>2 - the list of apps and files on your device such as your laptop or your mobile phone which is available to many devices and apps, your antivirus, your computer viruses and your Trojans, your browser, your operating system, your office apps and all the office apps of your colleagues etc
>3 - your Bluetooth environment – all the devices your Bluetooth gets in touch with to share data or which it has ever got in touch with and joined digitally, your music devices at home or in your car, your ear phones, your voice tools etc.
>4 - your Wi-fi environment – a list of all the Wi-fi devices around your place of work or your home.
>5 - your browser history – a list of the websites and internet services you regularly visit
>6 - your list of friends on social media – your social impression is unique even if you decide to use a pseudonym to go online. That list exists with the social media platform as such, and with all the ‘monitoring’ programmes and in your browser as well.
>7 - your lexical signature – a group of your favourite words, phrases and sayings, and even a unique combination of your common typos
>8 - your face and faces of others on your photos and videos on social media – a combination of all the faces including yours among others, is also a unique identifier.
>9 - your geographical signature – a list of your routes and geographical points you go to, either in your own city or outside. It exists in >10 - your navigator or your navigation apps
>11 - your voice signature – your voice digital footprint or ‘impression’ you leave either while using your mobile phone or the microphone on your laptop.
>12 - your search list key words – apart from the situational keywords to search depending on the situation, there are regular search keywords you often look up and type in, and their combination is certainly unique i.e. your own, and it exists on your favourite search engine and browser.
>13 - your list of favourite topics – for examples in the news portal
>14 - a list of the devices in your neighbourhood – for example, your internet provider ‘can see’ which other mobile devices are normally in the immediate vicinity such as your family members or close colleagues.
https://strategic-culture.org/news/2023/04/04/anonymity-online-is-it-possible-to-not-leave-a-trace/
Anonymous
No.2513
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Anonymous
No.2597
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Be aware faggots, check for cyrillic characters before you click any link.
Anonymous
No.2664
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>Code Kept Secret for Years Reveals Its Flaw — a Backdoor
>The backdoor, known for years by vendors that sold the technology but not necessarily by customers, exists in an encryption algorithm baked into radios sold for commercial use in critical infrastructure. It’s used to transmit encrypted data and commands in pipelines, railways, the electric grid, mass transit, and freight trains. It would allow someone to snoop on communications to learn how a system works, then potentially send commands to the radios that could trigger blackouts, halt gas pipeline flows, or reroute trains.
>The vast majority of police forces around the world, aside from the US, use TETRA-based radio technology, the researchers found, after conducting open source research. TETRA is used by police forces in Belgium and the Scandinavian countries, East European countries like Serbia, Moldova, Bulgaria, and Macedonia, as well as in the Middle East in Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, and Syria.
>Additionally, the Ministries of Defense in Bulgaria, Kazakhstan, and Syria use it. The Polish military counterintelligence agency uses it, as does the Finnish defense forces, and Lebanon and Saudi Arabia’s intelligence service, to name just a few.
https://www.wired.com/story/tetra-radio-encryption-backdoor/
>The backdoor, known for years by vendors that sold the technology but not necessarily by customers, exists in an encryption algorithm baked into radios sold for commercial use in critical infrastructure. It’s used to transmit encrypted data and commands in pipelines, railways, the electric grid, mass transit, and freight trains. It would allow someone to snoop on communications to learn how a system works, then potentially send commands to the radios that could trigger blackouts, halt gas pipeline flows, or reroute trains.
>The vast majority of police forces around the world, aside from the US, use TETRA-based radio technology, the researchers found, after conducting open source research. TETRA is used by police forces in Belgium and the Scandinavian countries, East European countries like Serbia, Moldova, Bulgaria, and Macedonia, as well as in the Middle East in Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, and Syria.
>Additionally, the Ministries of Defense in Bulgaria, Kazakhstan, and Syria use it. The Polish military counterintelligence agency uses it, as does the Finnish defense forces, and Lebanon and Saudi Arabia’s intelligence service, to name just a few.
https://www.wired.com/story/tetra-radio-encryption-backdoor/
Anonymous
No.2668
>>2667
Ttttthhhhanks?
Ttttthhhhanks?
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Since this is the closest thing to a /sci/ board that we have, and biopunk is related to cyberpunk I figured I would post this here. This thread is all about genetically modified horse waifus for domestic ownership. What would be the major technological challenges? How close is current technology? What would you want in your bio-engineered waifu?
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Anonymous
No.916
>>386
manegele little humanpony
genetics is magic.
base: human dna, edited with pony dna and cat dna (mlp ponies have cat lije features)
i don't think actual hooves would be apropriate, but very stronhly modified paws. those would look more like mlp pony hooves and could still allow for object manipulation.
wings and horns would be mostly useless.
the colors are going to be complicated, especialy blue hues.
manegele little humanpony
genetics is magic.
base: human dna, edited with pony dna and cat dna (mlp ponies have cat lije features)
i don't think actual hooves would be apropriate, but very stronhly modified paws. those would look more like mlp pony hooves and could still allow for object manipulation.
wings and horns would be mostly useless.
the colors are going to be complicated, especialy blue hues.
>>312
Human as a base, then recessive gemne activation, pony genes and cat genes ( mlp ponies are closer to felines in their anatomy and facial structure than to equines). a few genes present in dogs would encourage loyality and bonding.
Human as a base, then recessive gemne activation, pony genes and cat genes ( mlp ponies are closer to felines in their anatomy and facial structure than to equines). a few genes present in dogs would encourage loyality and bonding.
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We as some of you might be aware are coming to an end of the age of man. Sometime in the near future we will enter the age of the Biomechanoid. Will you accept the cold embrace of metal and rise above your primitive state ascending to godhood to find your destiny amongst the stars. Or will you stay a sorry blob of flesh and be left behind to die on this sick and decaying world. The choice is yours
Anonymous
No.2659
The real question is whether people will have a choice in the matter. Once cybernetic organisms become the norm, the environment may become inhospitable to humans, let alone the job market.
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