/cyber/ - Cyberpunk & Science Fiction

>>55272

I wrote a simple version of ls without using the standard library, its ~200 LOC and has incomplete functionality. Should I post it with a tutorial?

Are you guys interested in learning how to escape the standard C library or how to use the getdents64() Linux API ?

>>24372

The Privacy OSINT and Security podcast

>https://inteltechniques.com/

Unlike most security podcasts this guy focuses on privacy and protecting yourself from well funded adversaries. He includes advice on how to get disinformation into premium databases including credit reports.

>>24372

opensecuritytraining.info

cryptopals.com

crackmes.one

underthewire.org

What kind of non-computing stuff does /cyber/ want to learn?

>>24396

Lol tried to download, failed, scanned the files that have been downloaded with antivirus, found 2 Trojans, nice :)

>>57321

couldn't agree more

>>57335

Me again, I'm not that optimistic, I work in IT and the current trend is "hardware dont matter" because everything has gone SaaS or cloud, phones are most of the time used as clients with most of the stuff running on a server, even if the phone could actually run that program.

Same with HDDs, I recall some guy from WD saying all people use their products for is to store pirated stuff and porn, and he had a point. And besides more and more people are going into the cloud, SSDs are getting bigger and cheaper, so I guess magnetic disk tech is a dying breed.

What I see now is merely small improvements, all the low-laying fruit like speed and transistor count is gone, theres no longer exponential jumps, the next gen of a chip only happens to be a little faster, a little more energy efficient.

The molecular thing you mention reminds me of other far-future from that age like printable (like literally with an inkjet printer) screens and portable fuel-cells. Basically they never found a way to solve the issues and it all stayed in the lab. You got tons of schway stuff that never makes it out of the lab, like nuclear powered cars.

>>57335

This is being addressed with MOAR COREZ and the soon-to-arrive 3d stacked design of logic and cache. The stacking will greatly increase IPC. We're hitting a clockspeed wall with silicon, but it won't matter if we can find a way to increase IPC.

For example, a 2.5Ghz Celeron from 2018 will absolutely annihilate a Pentium 4 at 3.5Ghz.

Look for 3D stacking as the next big thing. Moar corez is the hype right now and don't get me wrong, I love additional cores. I think 8c/16t will be the standard for desktop usage soon. Quad cores will be looked at as "entry level" in the next couple years.

>>57364

Soon we will be talking in kc, Mc, and Gc, and the idea of computers only being able to do 4 things at a time will seem as crazy as only having a few kB of memory seems today.

>>57372

The SI suffices kilo-, mega-, and giga- will be used to describe the number of cores instead of quad- etc.

>>57279

If it's worth you making a new post, then at least say something you haven't said before. Though that may require a bit more intellectual ability than what someone stuck ascribing a genre of literature to a specific tribe in the worthless pursuit of politics can muster.

No one owns cyberpunk, and certainly punk itself has no owners either.

>>57280

Based.

>>57252

>if you disagree you're a conservative

Top zuz!

Totally desperate.

>>57280

I just pressed new reply on accident and didn't bother to write what i wanted after.

>>56473

Yeah, too bad most punks have become the lowest form of chickenshit neolib-bootlicking idpol fans

For a GMail account you can create one without providing a phone number if you're making one from an Android on Settings>Accounts>GMail.

Best way to do this is downloading VPN Hotspot from F-Droid, make sure your phone is connected to the VPN and then access the new Wi-Fi hotspot on one of those phones Walmart (or any other phone stores) keep available to the public for testing, you can use a single phone to make many accounts.

Also there are many paid burner number services that allow you to create as many numbers as you want from their app, https://www.burnerapp.com/ is one of them. Make sure to check the privacy policies tho, or at least use Shelter to use the app on an isolated work profile

mysudo app (iphone only)

godaddy 2nd number

sideline

google voice

zip sim

Is there something that works in EU?

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How about building a wifi controlled surveillance tank? It has an IP camera that creates a web server so you can control from the internet.

Upload some aircrack tools and drive it around, adding discovered wifi routers to a gps map. Once you have your whole city networked you could build a wifi plane to quickly survey.

…or maybe use a 5g modem instead to keep things legal.

>>56631

I dig the concept chummer, but it would be a bit of a pain. Better IMO to build an encapsulated drone of some kind that flies. better access to difficult terrain that way as well.

Who doesn't want a Wifi router that they can configure on their own?

>>56691

You don't need an RPi for this, many routers can be flashed with OpenWRT.>>56691

Back to page one with you.

you are not alone anon

too bad that it's ending soon.

>>57090

Yeah, it worked pretty well. Almost wanted it to be sci-fi bullshit for a minute though, and that's basically the only plot thread left unanswered

Well, merry christmas anon

>>57061

why not '!ls'?

Are all the repositories dead by now?

>>57294

You're using ftp instead of sftp, but the service isn't allowed from the internet, by the looks of it due to a firewall.

nmap -sV home.lemind.co.uk

Starting Nmap 7.80 ( https://nmap.org ) at 2020-01-25 12:12 EST

Nmap scan report for home.lemind.co.uk (82.33.68.147)

Host is up (0.14s latency).

rDNS record for 82.33.68.147: cpc100052-croy25-2-0-cust146.19-2.cable.virginm.net

Not shown: 984 closed ports

PORT STATE SERVICE VERSION

22/tcp filtered ssh

25/tcp filtered smtp

53/tcp filtered domain

80/tcp filtered http

111/tcp filtered rpcbind

135/tcp filtered msrpc

139/tcp filtered netbios-ssn

445/tcp filtered microsoft-ds

500/tcp filtered isakmp

1000/tcp filtered cadlock

1001/tcp filtered webpush

1900/tcp filtered upnp

3389/tcp filtered ms-wbt-server

5000/tcp filtered upnp

5001/tcp filtered commplex-link

7777/tcp filtered cbt

>>57295

Adding some context to this, many home internet providers block incoming connections to their customers for "security" reasons. While this does help users who are being attacked by the most simple attacks, the motivation is more likely centralization of information.

>>50421

>with straight up commune

Nothing stops you, actually, there is homesteading and stuff. Except that communes aren't effective and work without failing on a very small scale.

>the choice is "work or starve" which is not really a choice at all

Homestead, move out, work anywhere different, go to prison(free food, huh), etc. Are these not options for you?

>Work is forced labor. Being forced to do anything means it's against my self interest or, dare I say it, freedom.

<How can i be free in a world where survival requires a certain amount of labor without forcing other people to do it for me?

>Still I don't think "the revolution" is coming around the corner, but I do think it's practical to implement anarchies in small local scales at first.

Local anarchies exist everywhere the force and coercion are not involved, actually. Every time you go out with friends it works the same way as in "anarchy". It is not a leftist, or collectivist concept, as they picture it as a virtue and enforce it the same way different socialists enforce "kindness", "belief in god" or any other idea that "seems good". The revolution can only happen if there is support of people towards it, which is very unlikely, at least in the first world.

>anti-state, anti-money, pseudo-anarchist

They do not have any progress to benefit with using money, they are gatherers and cannot read. You can call ants the same this way. By the time they need a new supply of AKs brouzouf become necessary, and are used. There are also theocratic islamist states, but it is just as anti-money as christians were when they were in power. Same "greed is evil" argument and strong regulatory polices. You tell me how good they did.

>environmental collapse

Not really, with all these green polices it is highly unlikely for a "collapse" to happen. Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>50416

Yeah god forbid that individuals have to take responsibility for their choices in life.

>>50088

>Forgot the difference of Nu/pol/ and /polk/ who want to gas Trump

wew

>>50069

Subversion of politics is a hard skill

>>50070

If they want totalitarianism stick to Hitler, okay?

>>50079

>>>/cuckchan/ newfag

>>50085

And thus Animal Farm proved itself once again.

>>50099

JBP needs the gas and so do you.

Libertarian is a joke, and anyone who seek it is a joke, Ayn Rand is a kike.

>>50102

Alt Right is Post-modern as well so…

>>50103

And Libertarians cannot be oxymoron because they cannot comprehend group mentality, which is why Fascism works.

>>50106

Fascism by reds, trads, tech, fags… anarchism is a non-issue

>>50108

Individualism is useless in understanding the macro world.

>>50128

Heil five

Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>50099

>The term libertarian was used by the left a long time

In Europe, perhaps. That doesn't mean that the meaning of libertarianism is written in stone. Words change.

>The "libertarian" right just wants to replace state domination with domination by private cooperations.

Not quite. Libertarians generally advocate for a small government, and some libertarians (call them ancaps) want complete demolition of any central governance, and the replacement of the state with capitalism (which may include corporations).

>And history shows that they ally with fascists every time.

Damn, shit got from 0 to 100 very fast. What you said about fascism is completely, 100% wrong, and I can prove it. I will not do so, unless somebody asks me to. Suffice it to say that fascism is more than Italian Fascism or Nazism. But even if fascism meant Nazism, how do libertarians side with that? You said it yourself that

>The "libertarian" right just wants to replace state domination with domination by private cooperations.

So how can a libertarian side with a totalitarian state that controls every aspect of his life? Your are contradicting yourself.

>>50378

>The point here is that a socialist system can work for a peaceful pseudo-ethnostate made up of Nordic whites. When the Scandinavian countries have been finally overrun with third world migrants, expect this to change.

I believe so as well. Scandinavians are fucking awesome. They are generally smart, with good social skills, good work ethic, etc. They create nice, clean, secure cities. I think Scandinavians can make any system work, whether that system is socialism or capitalism. So, when people use Scandinavians as an example of a successful socialist state, they are being very dishonest IMO. Scandinavians are a homogeneous people with a lot of wealth (from capitalist activities, and the USA). Stop using it as an example of successful socialism.

>>54788

You're missing the point

>>54813

>likely be thinner than most bullets.

>Having them tumbling through the air would mean they cause more damage to people and make them less likely to penetrate through a wall and hit someone behind.

Nah. The projectile from a rail pistol carry less kinetic energy than a bullet, and be way less lethal. Having a sharp projectile means its areodynamic, and retains its momemntum (and KE) as it experiences drag, but also makes it more likely to peirce clean through a person - which is the opposite of what you want. You want bullets that bounce around and spread inside people cutting them up. Having them tumbling through the air may cause the dart to simply bounce off a person if its not moving fast enough.

Even a CO2, or rubber based mechanism is probably better than rail gun. If rail were a current viable (with small high capacity batteries available), rail might be a preferred technology, having no moving parts would make an incredibly reliable weapon. But the battery limitations make rail vastly inferior for something like a pistol.

I would take an cross bow any day over a rail pistol (except at point blank range, were fast draw matters, and only one shot will be fired).

>>54808

>It could be boiling the water as it passes

Assuming there's even enough humidity in the air, what you get is a retro steam rocket. That would slow the bullet and destabilize it. Sounds silly.

Even underwater, it seems odd that there's be enough time, pressure and heat applied to the tip of the projectile without any counter effect on its own velocity. The projectile would be moving so fast that you'd be flash-boiling water ahead of it.

>>54816

So the bullet needs to carry its own heater. :p

Or come out from a railgun so it's super hot.

>>54892

>Nah. The projectile from a rail pistol carry less kinetic energy than a bullet, and be way less lethal.

stopped reading there. i dont even think railguns are viable in any way, ever. but why are you making this statement as if it's absolute categorical fact that a railgun will ALWAYS be less powerful than a conventional powder gun? not even comparing ones of similar size; you straight up have said here that ALL em weapons will ALWAYS be weaker than conventional ones ALL THE TIME, REGARDLESS OF ALL OTHER FACTORS.

>>52267

primer >.>

>>56621

>stolen

I'm sure it is priced into cost of admission ticket.

>>56128

>Night Ops

I like the sound of that.

t. Night Rider biker

>>56093

>absolutely this; if people actually did cyber stuff instead of roleplaying for the aesthetics we could actually move forward

I don't think people want that. I posted a tutorial on writing AMD64 assembly to write LS without libc and virtually no response. These boards are mostly full of posts questioning what cyberpunk is. I wish there would be a ton of textfiles kind of posts.

>>57178

yeah because basically everyone here is just larping basically, myself included. might as well head to /tech/, really.

>>57206

Fatalistic Defeatism is 水C水Y水B but not really helpful. Go learn some /cyb/ shit. Buy some bitcoin. DNMs are selling VPNs. Read a Cyber Punk Novel.

buuuuuuump so this doesn't die again

>>55000

Hopefully those digits will revive interest

>>55003

It seems not

necro time

So is this shit going to get revived?

>>53148

>>53147

>in new cyberpunk, you may or not be a loser

>in old cyberpunk, you are certainly a loser

>in tech-noir, you are not a loser but your life still sucks

>new cyberpunk anime: Psycho pass

>old cyberpunk anime: Ghost in the Shell

>tech noir: Cowboy Bebop

>new cyberpunk movie: Total Recall (2012)

>old cyberpunk movie: Looper

>tech-noir movie: Blade Runner

>>53003

Darknet Diaries 55 "NoirNet" is a pretty good example of Tech Noir .

>>53148

>>53147

>>53191

Great posts!