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When launching privacy-critical apps and services, developers want to make sure that every packet really only goes through Tor. One mistyped proxy setting–or a single system-call outside the SOCKS wrapper–and your data is suddenly on the line.

That's why today, we are excited to introduce oniux: a small command-line utility providing Tor network isolation for third-party applications using Linux namespaces. Built on Arti, and onionmasq, oniux drop-ships any Linux program into its own network namespace to route it through Tor and strips away the potential for data leaks. If your work, activism, or research demands rock-solid traffic isolation, oniux delivers it.
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>>626 (OP) 
Still no tor browser for non-android ARM or riscv64 devices. No Tails or Qubes either, and people have been bitching about this for over a decade. What the fuck are these "devs" even doing?

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Whenever someone bitches about A.I. destroying a job, or an industry, or [fill-in-the-blank], just remember:

** Player pianos were supposed to destroy pianists (you, know, people who play the piano).

** Record players were supposed to destroy concerts.

** Radio was supposed to destroy record players.

** Jukeboxes were supposed to destroy radio stations.

** Television was supposed to destroy both radio AND movies.

** Movies were supposed to destroy theater.

** VCRs (along with DVD players) were supposed to destroy movie theaters.
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well anon that's just those
*breathes in*
FAGGOTS
who work in advertising and marketing.
Stop giving a fuck what they say, they're full of shit and they're trying to sell something to retards. Actively block ads, do not talk about ads, do not watch ads.
>>595 (OP) 
AI is still the sort of abhorrent judaised technoindustrial faggotry that Il Dottore Primitiva advocated against. I do not fault leftists for speaking out on these matters, the fact that they are homosexual faggots doesn't mean they aren't right about AI
>>595 (OP) 
you are right, I'm going to sound like a faggot, but it's just another tool, 

any anon that reads this, don't fret or worry about AI or it's hype, unless you understand how it works at a basic level.

just look into any specific topic that ai might "destroy" and look up how ai works for that specific task, don't look at the outputs from it, look at how it's made and what it's actually doing, and a poignant thing to look at is the past of it, it's been around far longer than the hype train of it, it's just steadily improving like anything else, but it hasn't overcome it's hard limitations that would push it over the edge. 

each part, like most of tech is slowly improving, we've had speech synthesizers, auto text string guessers (llms) in weaker forms, things like google deepmind and the draw with simple colors and shapes to make realistic images for over 15 years from my own memory as a child playing with the older versions of this stuff, deepfakes been around. 

yeah it's getting better, but there is no AI involved, it's not intelligent, it's just the same tools being improved, still cool stuff from a tech perspective, and so much easier to practically use, that's the main change with recent hype and investments, the practicality of it, but it's not produced anything that makes me go WHAT.

remember when hype was first pushed about it talking and being able to create fake political speeches and things, it doesn't matter, because normies already eat up fake and gay shit all the time, doesn't change a thing there, and aware people use this thing called reason.

anyway, Ai is being used as an umbrella term and what the term is supposed to mean doesn't exist.

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>>595 (OP) 
Barring radio, is there a single one of these cases where the original thing doesn't just become more expensive for the end-user?

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css to hide posts with specific flags:
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Old one was broken, so I tweaked it again.
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>>104
Amazing.
OurChan, but in blue.

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Does anyone here know of a good free high quality screen recorder that captures video and audio? 
I'm starting work on a long term video project and I have hours of content to go through.

Rather than downloading the videos individually and clipping out relevant clips in an editor, I just want to be able to press a hotkey and record the important moments. preferably something with settings for quality and format. It has to be decent quality at least, no fuzziness or smeared colors when the brightness is low and all that crap.

Also general thread for free/open source software that can help Our anons make video content.

I use Any Video Converter for video downloads and video file conversions, It's free and has a ton of features, supported formats, and thousands of supported sites for downloading. Pretty much every streaming site I've ever come across works. It seems to have undergone a rework with the UI, though, which I hate. It's more corporate-clunky now but it's at least still functionally intact. They added a bunch of new buyable stuff like a screen recorder, but it seems kinda shitty and the trial only lets you record up to three minutes. Been using it overall for a long long time so I can definitely recommend that.

If anyone has a good suggestion for video editing software as well, that would be great too. I'm currently using shortcut and I like it for the most part but I doesn't seem to let you make your own fade ins and fade outs with specific timings like better programs can. I have a couple cracked sony vegas builds but I need to reinstall windows on this stupid laptop because of permission errors plaguing most installs more sophisticated than libreoffice. 

Also welcome are any suggestions for additional programs that may be useful in other areas. I'm not much of an audio engineer, but I like audacity and abelton. If anyone knows a good graphic eq plugin or program, I'd like to know. something with a live spectrogram for visually determining what frequencies are too loud would be cool.

So yeah, I'm mainly asking about screen recording, but If anyone can think up a good few suggestions for free quality software for making videos and good content generally, I'd love to hear about them!

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breaking into the podcast market is pretty difficult these days. There's a lot of talking heads sucking out the oxygen and yt has backend weights amplifying and dampening people based on what they are saying
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>>800
>Vegas
I'll second this.

>>799
Looks normal to me. OP is always like that (but it depends on pixel size too).
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HOLY FFS speaking of formatting, this is the 4th time reposing this post after deleting because of autistic slip ups. LOL

>>800 
>I take it you're on slower hardware 
yeah kinda, it has a slightly better processor than my old gaming pc from the early-mid 2010s and can run most sophisticated programs except for ai generation, I don't have enough ram for that. Forget about running minecraft while any other high performance process is running. cpu wont handle it what so shit. It's a laptop after all. 

For anyone interested: 
AMD Ryzen 5 5500U with Radeon Graphics 2.10 GHz 
8GB RAM 

Cruddy cpu and a pleb amount of ram for anything too cutting edge. Processor wise, I guess it's still better than my old pc from 10 years ago though kek. It can still run all my favorite games from those days on the highest graphics settings (can't really multitask while doing it though, cpu will poop out).
I haven't been into video production since I was a teenager so I'm pretty out of the loop for what's standard now. I was very good at it however, and vegas was my application of choice, I can translate that experience to other platforms well enough. I just hate pleb normie tier slop that's missing every basic user feature that was bare minimum and easy to access 10-15 years ago, while the little those programs do offer is always buried behind some non intuitive as fuck UI. barf.

 >>801 well my goal is to not grift, and just be honest and pragmatic with the topics I present. To hell with what the e celebs are doing. Idc if it doesn't get a ton of hits, nothing important is ever allowed to after all. like I said, fuck jewtube and their disgusting sanitized ai moderation. I hate any fucking subhuman retard that falls for their corporate hugbox environment where you can never say anything remotely critical to anyone or towards anything outside of right think principles, if you do, instant mute and comment removal with taunting warning messages that force you to click on an agreement button that says the equivalent of "omgimsosorryjewgleillneverdoitagainthankyousosomuchxoxoxo" to close the message box. maybe in a few years I'll have gained the trust of more serious viewers who have money and can donate and all that, but I'm not counting on it. I enjoy the process and resulting creation first and foremost, so it's more of a passion project for me anyways. 

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>>806
>I've been missing out on catfag's spergy but captivating formatting this whole time
TOPKEK!
Thanks for the....err compliment?
It's funny that it's considered spergy, since I'm truly nowhere near the spectrum.. Just weird.
You project sounds based and if you were to concentrate solely on forums like Odysee and Rumble, while promoting on hand picked TeleFed accounts (ala Devon Stack,) just on the auspices of promoting HONEST, well researched content, you'll have something better that 90%+ of the usual (("Content Creators"))
I too am looking for a good video editing program along the lines of GIMP for Still memery, but you may just want to bite the bullet and buy a dedicated cheap, upgradable machine just for the purpose.
You can easily upgrade your existing rig though:
https://youtu.be/C0nmtNSYrm4
>"so EASY even a NIGGER can do it"
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>>808
>I'm truly nowhere near the spectrum.. Just weird

I think that as our absurd situation worsens, what qualifies as autistic or on the spectrum seem to bleed into encompassing every single person who doesn't fall in line, often while possessing certain qualities that would have been considered gifts a hundred plus years ago. In the end it seems like a way to demonize young intelligent men and to a lesser degree, women. Isn't that the game plan for big pharma and psychiatry anyway? 

>hurr this guys obsessed with TRAINS? fuckin' weirdo
>all dat guy does is study
>"the square breakfast pizza in school didn't justify the entire abusive American public school system for you? pfft you just deserved all the beatings you got, friendless looser." (okay that was my fault for trying to be HONEST and criticize the all holy anti white establishment on a 4trans shill thread, those were probably Israelis saying that lol)

Or my favorite:
"wowee ur soo smart"
>all I did was unmute something

You kinda have to be "weird" to some degree if you're not an npc in today's anal AF times. There's just a way about us that normies can out because they're so repressed and usually, I at least, am so lively and honest about things. Normies will come for advice, you give it to them, then they decide they actually don't want honesty and shut off because honestly, things really are bad and it's shitty to have to bear that reality. Most people just don't want to accept that. Especially when they know they have some responsibility to own up to themselves since a lot of them live irresponsibly as is encouraged, making it even harder for them to understand why they're in the situation they're in. 
There's no way you're spergier than I am though as a youngish zillenial lol, so I use the term in an inclusive, endearing way for us chuds :P
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Discussion of AI tech and sharing your knowledge.
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HunyuanWorld1.0, a new 3d-world generating model, seems great, but I was unable to make it run on a 4090 and 64 gigs of ram, seems you need about 100 or so, even with my script editing to make it more efficient.

The part it can't handle is the generation, the Panorama and world masks were surprisingly not very intensive, I could not run it originally either, but switching the model to use SDXL over FLUX, made it take shockingly little compute resources, could probably run on a 12gb model. 

The actual mesh generation itself is poorly optimized by the gooks and has a ton of RAM eating processes running in parallel instead of sequentially, I don't have the time and it is not worth it for me to fix such a huge flaw.

The panorama however can be used with Hunyuan3D Mesh Gen model locally to create the worlds however, but it's more intensive process obviously, good for HDRI generation though.

Hunyuan3d2.1 is amazing but the topology is mid, only real downside, the mesh generation takes little resources, texturing is more, but I could "max" out all settings on texture gen with my system, just high requirements for the model itself to load, after that increasing settings is gentle on compute.

OneTrainer is the best LoRA trainer I am aware of, works well, Hydrus for image tagging, the documentation for Hydrus is pretty bad, and UI is horrendous, but working with it is really smooth and g
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AI only knows what you know. It intellectually does not go much further than that. In the unpaid models, I've only found chat GPT with the reasoning version to have any decent hitting power. But it thinks things which aren't real because it doesn't actually understand the subject matter, so you have to guide it's reasoning.

Only thing these things are good for is showing you what you missed in your own blind spots. Like a brainstorming program which you gently guide using your understanding of what's realistic. For example, if you ask it to simulate a battle using weights and numbers, it usually can't. It will have a series of improvisations to fool the user into thinking it can, but actually the basis for those ideas are all hokum. It's like that with everything. Some of the chatbots you have to basically guide by the hand to get them to do the things you want, they are that passive and dependent on the user's framing and input.
AI is a scam. Now we don't have a term anymore to name an actual AI with but need to invent a new one, like "real AI", which is about as retarded as the time we live in.

Also: Isn't it funny how they spent so much time name-calling and alienating the people with pattern recognition and enough of a spine to call a spade a spade only to then invent pattern recognition systems that turned out to do things they didn't want them to do but are forced to advertise under a wrong label because that's all they have going now ?
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>>783
There's a lot of hardcore shilling for it too. They are paying for favorable and hype building media coverage in many of these newspapers. Many of these planted pseudo-viral stories about them doing amazing things and all the rest. Mechanical turking them for show I suspect. LLM is not AI in the real sense

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With veo 3 coming soon and voice cloning AIs getting better in better. I decided to make a thread dedicated to away to maintain what real in a world of ever increasing AI slop. Also any high or low tech ways to navigate Ai insanity.


One I have been thinking about recently is returning to non digital images since everything on a screen could soon be likely fake.  The best candidate is the Polaroid camera because they are incredibly hard to tamper with with. Normal film development you can pull some tricks but polloroids have sealed chemical film and the development happens inside the camera then it spits out the image. Its super hard to tamper with polaroids . They could be used as evidence standard that an event occurred IRL and is not some Ai fakery . I think sultions like this will become more and more necessary as Ai fakery increases. Any other ideas or suggestions?
>664
Interesting idea, I wonder if there's something like this that could be used beyond showing proof to people you physically meet with. The problem is that a "verified non-AI content" detector was made it's only a matter of time before AI advances to the point where it can pass the detection test successfully, and if such a tool gets released it would likely accelerate such an advancement. Will some hypothetical dissidentAI used for entrapment and deradicalization purposes be able to say "nigger?"
>better to just form antifragile parallel communities, develop an anti-AI religion to help guide the normies, and destroy civilization. 
>problem is that civilization itself is too decentralized even in a globalized world, and waiting for a highly centralized one-world government to take over that can then be sabotaged at a single point of failure and quickly overthrown is not particularly appetizing since they have already damaged our genomes to the point many of us will die prematurely from cancer and other illnesses whether we've been mRNA'd or not. 
The window of opportunity for resistance against AI and the ever-evolving surveillance state is quite narrow. That being said, I could be barking up the wrong tree and need to review Uncle Ted's (PBUH) works again for some insight.

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ProtonVPN takes shots at Discord, whom now wants your biometric data to ((( protect you ))) from online boogeymen
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>>563 (OP) 
If I had known there was money to be made in a modern IRC replacement, I would have done it myself. One of these days they're going to open it up to web searches
Better just delete my account. Discord is for brainlets anyhow
basically everything wrong with the western world is coming from Britain

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I was always enamored with the concept of OLPC in trying to develop a $100 laptop. Having an accessible low-power PC that is capable of light office productivity, web browsing & casual gaming was appealing.

How come there isn't a successor to this concept? I understand the "smartphones are the real OLPC" but I find that they're a lousy solution to a still-legit problem of having a somewhat capable productive computer that is cheap and not beholden to corporate gatekeeping.
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Given it's possible to 3d print circuit boards, I am curious how effective a  homebrew laptop might be. You can get $200 laptops off ebay op, except  they will all likely be full of hardware keyloggers and other spyware you'd have to detect first
>>213 (OP) 
My best guess is making them able to develop software rather than a cheap version of YT machine

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Some anon was pointing out a user's ISO operating system image was bad on meta. Which got me thinking of how tricky really assuring yourself on solid information security is. 

How do you realistically get a truly secure operating system when you've had a real security incident? We can't trust your router to be safe, your existing OS to be safe, any existing information technology involved in the incident to be solid. 

So do you flash a new iso? Okay, what about a bad bootloader? What about compromised hardware? How do you detect what is trustworthy or not? Does someone really have to download an entirely fresh OS and use a fresh usb flash drive, AND investigate their router software just to feel safe in their own house?

We are talking maxxximum tinfoil here. Glowing lizards in the walls. HP lovecraft's Dreams in the witch house level of paranoia. Assume a complete breach - identity, phone number, credit cards, router, OS, address. Everything.
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>>209
>Become a net asset
All I'm seeing on this US DoD funded chan is these guys who call themselves "Former" MIL or CIA, and them piloting ways to get us misfits to become some watered-down backroom nationalists to fight for the upcoming conflict where more whites die and somehow Jewish interests and Military contractors benefit. Sort of like AZOV. 500,000 Ukrainians died because a senile old fuck baited Russia. Let's be real this senile old fuck probably thought it was still the 1960s when he baited Russia. He probably thought there was no way in hell Russia would commit to their border security initiative. Because Merica strong, Russia bad, Merica cooler than Russia. But heck, who loses? 500,000 Ukrainian lives and the US Tax payers. And now literal Jews see Ukraine as a new second home and are in fact moving there now in mass. I'm not a conspiracy nut, but that it is a strange coincidence. Even LEHI former Mossad has an old saying in intelligence "There are no coincidences".

More importantly and logically the national security posture of the US is forever lost. Now the world knows fighter jets and aircraft carriers DO NOT MATTER. All that shit gets lost fast. And then it's back to the trenches. Not to mention the fact that your country was able to dupe the population into voting for a man that clearly had signs of dementia during his presidential campaign. So then since that's
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>>210
would not be the first person to accuse me for knowing things about them. Truth is I just read a bunch on the topic after they tried to set people around me up. I don't work for them and never have. Rest of what you said isn't particularly relevant.

If we teach anons security consciousness and best practices now, they will be better able to avoid arrests and being scrutinized later. Do you understand what I'm saying now?
>>129 (OP) 
How y'all doing on OPSEC since this was originally posted?
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>>762
Bottle-necked by being broke.
>>210
Good post. Bumping.

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I run Devuan and first noticed this when apt couldn't reach the package server, deb.devuan.org.  I assumed the mirror was down and tried a different one, but *every single mirror* was unreachable.  I couldn't even ping them from the command line. 

I soon discovered that Devuan package servers are blocked at the ISP level for some European users by erasing them from common DNS servers  (https://dev1galaxy.org/viewtopic.php?id=5133).

DNS request blocking is probably not an issue for me, because I have been using Yandex DNS servers to avoid censorship since 2021.  I was able to reach deb.devuan.org with a browser and download individual packages.  But apt would not connect to *anything with "devuan" in the domain name*.  I was finally able to install packages using my university's mirror that only has "devuan" in the folder path.
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>>681
You do use the internet. You would behoove yourself to cover the basics of and be conversant on the topics of DNS, IPv4, and IPv6. You will inevitably encounter censorship that deliberately leaves room for interpretation as some kind of oopsie. We don't have the smartest people working at ISPs.
Even a lot of "managed service provider" companies claim on their web pages that they have Cisco and Juniper certified people on staff when they do not. The luddite types who could pass a CCNA ten years ago but can't do basic coding will tell you "no one is using IPv4" while the real expert networking people are doing everything they can to make sure IPv6 is implemented correctly to the maximum extent possible.
As a scientist who just wants to run your Python, R, or whatever Jupyter notebook, or whatever you're trying to do, knowing some networking can help you close gaps that others in your org, teams that are supposed to be helping you when it was their job to make sure the network is set up right in the first place, are not going to close for you. More often than not if you are a scientist or data engineer or software developer, the teams external to you are not going to close the gaps, gaps they ought to have already closed, for you.

I implore you to adopt some aptitude for networking because it can save you a lot of time and help you detect bullshit.

> AFAIK these package servers are still accessible from the USA.
If you could share with us the IPv4 and/or IPv6 addresses of the DNS servers that return incorrect DNS records that could help others collectively troubleshoot and potentially discern what specifically any shenanigans may be afoot.

You may also find relevant: the Open Observatory of Network Interference at https://ooni.org/

> it smells like a typical evil but half-baked German operation.
Microsoft's involvement in the Linux Foundation, the foundation's funds being spent on aids commie DEI programs, the endless stream of "accidental" security problems with systemd, and the aids commie fags involved in FreeDesktop, the Fedora project, and other open source projects, is very concerning. As revealed by Mike Benz all of the faggots are falling over each other to work together to cause problems for normal people.

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>>682
> >but can't do basic coding will tell you "no one is using IPv4"
My bad, I meant to write IPv6 there. I'll try to not be a nigger and proofread properly before I post next time.
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>>683
Want to know how I can tell you're a jew?
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>>673 (OP) 
>I was able to reach deb.devuan.org with a browser and download individual packages.  But apt would not connect to *anything with "devuan" in the domain name*.
Can't you configure your OS to use Yandex DNS, instead of doing it only in the browser ? by editing either /etcresolv.conf or /etc/NetworkManager/conf.d/dns-servers.conf if you use NetworkManager
I really don't like the idea of using any other method than your package manager to update.

I've been using RadicalDNS without issue since the EU started blocking Russian domains but I still think setting up a local DNS would be good.
I hate the antichrist.
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I set the DNS server on my router so that it's used for every device in the building. 

I don't like the idea of package managers, period.  Devs should generally take responsibility for their own dependencies. And I find that I need the package manager less now that troons and vaxxers are dying off and more projects actually compile as written.

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