/cyber/ - Cyberpunk & Science Fiction

>>57130

You seem 水.

When in doubt, read.

Entering communities is a great step, also.

The best thing I did during 5 months was to isolate myself and from there I read all I wanted, wrote programs, reverse engineered my own programs, and so on… For a few weeks it seemed I was missing out on something but when I came back everything was the same.

If you don't want to be that extreme focus on yourself and develop your skills to survive in the current dystopic world.

Download the content from wikipedia, textfiles.com, courses from yt, et cetera…

Build yourself a great stock of content, consume that content and help distribute that content. Just, please, stay away from people that buy into the `le CyberPUNK 2077!' soykaf. And stay out of trouble.

Thank you, have a great 2020.

>>57130

>57130

I also don't know what to discover 水. A lot of free speech heavens turn out to be full of mentally ill or extremists than people to have interesting conversations with.

I think part of the problem with the mentality is that people want to *discover* something , rather than contribute or create something. It seems to me that if we want a cypherpunk haven , we are going to have to build it cooperatively.

>>57154

That is too much, one of my biggest regrets in life was not learning programming at 13 years old and becoming leet haxor. I did used to browse textfiles all the time, though, it was fun stuff to read.

>>57158

the bait meme is incredibly passe and unfunny, you may have as well posted U MAd? or ISYGDDT or something equally annoying. regardless, synthwave is awful, awful meme music especially the stuff that mixes it with house music.

>>57174

I have already tried learning basic networking/programming to run my own forum but to no avail, I feel as if I learn enough to basically copy-paste a forum and keep it running I wouldnt be able to defend it against hackers or do any real maintenance and it would become a shithole like Lookism.net

>>57182

>I feel as if I learn enough to basically copy-paste a forum

I think the technical infrastructure exists already. We just need to produce compelling content that motivate people to enter these kind of havens , read , and contribute. For me, that is a bunch a textfiles and tutorials surround my interest. I wrote some tutorials for G2 before it died and on assembly. Perhaps some 水水水 tutorials with forced cyberslang and * A S T H E T I C * by enough people can build a community.

>>57182

>imagine getting trigged by maymays

>>57130

While your jacked in to these hidden services check out this *comfy* forum :

http://torigonsn3d63cldhr76mkfdzo3tndnl2tftiek55i2vilscufer6ryd.onion/index.php

Of course, only problem with forums are persistent identity.

>>57192

You can ignore it. It's just yet another Script-Kiddie forum trying to be a 1337-h4xx0r Darknet-Board with ~50 posts total and 90% of them drama about another Board, the rest about literal basics of basics.

Literally no one fucking cares.

>>57193

>using Windows

Holy fuck, gtfo. Seriously.

>>57200

kek, cope nigger.

>>57201

>I have been learning FL Studio so that I could make my own, but since it is a dead scene..

Do it, anon! Having a creative outlet is 水, plus if you upload your stuff to the net (SoundCloud, mixcloud, etc) national boundaries don't mean shit. Either way you can still do it for yourself.

I still go to goth clubs once in a while, it's actually what really got me into the industrial/ebm/aggrotech scene like 10 years ago.

I'll check out Der Mussolini, haven't heard that tune yet. Off the top of my head I guess I listen to a lot of mainstream industrial goth/dance groups: Suicide Commando, Wumpscut, mind.in.a.box, Incubite, Funker Vogt, Tactical Sekt, hell even And One, Neuroticfish and Faderhead.

>>57202

>>57201

>I actually find the le cyberp0nx synthwave shit nauseatingly bad

I think synthwave is fine if I just want to listen to some soothing shit in the background but I'd take industrial over it anytime, yeah. My favorite stuff is 90s demoscene music, I got a huge library consisting mostly of old electronic rock and ambient electronic shit.

>>57288

Could you share your library?

>>57130

This is the kind of question I don't answer through communication methods that persist because as soon as someone lame finds it, they'll share the information for imaginary internet points and the influx of noobs may ruin the place I mentioned. Go ask in IRC and you'll likely get more specific responses.

>>57405

Of course: https://files.catbox.moe/dolbds.7z

>>57174

The things people don't want to build anything, just enjoy it. These communities are either for sharing things, and you already have open source community for that. For exploits etc. there's a market place, nobody's sharing anything valuable for free unless they're publicly disclosing it.

For sharing copyrighted shit you either become another pirate bay where you drown in noise, or worse, people will fill your niche domain with their politics, use it as temp drop for their cp or whatnot.

Or you have a blog where you share your thoughts and you're nothing but a loner sharing your insight, screaming into void, and hopefully accumulate followers. The problem is nobody's going to organize in this setting.

You need a chat, and chats are filled with off-topic, disgusting people, people you agree with, spammers hoping to beat the odds.

Ultimately you'd build the future for the community but open source won't do because unless it benefits others, it will drown in the noise.

So you stop building for the community, you grab a bunch of peers and start a business that's either shady in the sense it empowers governments, or you build one that empowers already powerful individuals. That way you make brouzouf. You either abide by the questionable laws ("how is this legal"), or you break the law ("how do I sleep at night").

And when brouzouf rolls in you hope you're not screwed by your peers, competitors or by the laws.

You want to change the world to fit your worldview, and the only way you see forward when you drop aesthetics of cyberpunk is to join the normal society and work as a team, gain power, and become the what you swore to destroy.

Lul.

>>57199

not OP, but i am a total beginner and basics of basics is what i need right now xD

any recommendations for where to go next mr. tr00 1337?

Just wanted to resurrect this thread as it was an interesting convo that I stumbled upon while drunk lol

Also >>57410

thanks so much for this. Diehard Demoscene fanboy here.

OP, I admire your curiosity as I was right there with you years back based on everything you said. Lurking between 4ch/8kun/LameChan and various other chan sites were a huge help and allowed me to learn so much about OPsec, hardware, malware, current affairs, etc.. Definitely lurk, read, find new communities, find IRC channels, learn Linux, learn OPSec, lurk Reddit (I know I don't like it either) especially their sysadmin/deepweb/linux based subreddits, learn about Anonymous and their entire era between 2008 and 2014 (most active years) and never stop discovering new Industrial :)

Meetups are always awesome too between hackerspaces and drive parties but obv prob not an option these days due to the pandemic.

Best advice I can give.

Also I happen to like SOME Synth/Vapor/Retrowave haha but if you want some other genres never forget keygen and chiptune.

Let's keep this convo going for others that are equally curious!

>>58011

ALSO to add to that…there are a TON of free resources online including ebooks and Youtube tutorials on various tech aspects you could always learn about. Don't worry about being an expert, the basics will get you competent :)

But look for topics on networking, home network security, basic computer science, coding in various languages from Assembly to Python, Raspberry Pi and other microcontroller projects, protecting yourself from hackers/ISP/government/social engineering, and things of that nature. Don't go crazy with the entertainment industry's take on any of the above topics (minus Mr. Robot, prob the most realistic show on the subject minus the trippy shit) but there are a few good documentaries on YT related to "hacking" and cybersec and everything mentioned above!

Hope this was all helpful :)

Anyone else, feel free to contribute some resources!!

>>57199

idk chummer, Darknet Cybersecurity forums are pretty 水. Torigon has a pretty dope library.

There is always lots of talk about surveillance, and raw connections that all goes away with Hidden Services. 8CH and ISP can't spy on you. 8CH is derezzed due to not bieng a hidden service - imagine if 8ch was a 水 hidden service to begin with? My take alice.

Realize that the entire sophon network can drain to nothing, OP.

>>57414

…dark… …but not untrue…

>>57414

Its and interesting take. One that perhaps pairs well with the routinization of cybercrime. ( https://krebsonsecurity.com/2020/05/career-choice-tip-cybercrime-is-mostly-boring/ )

Having people learn 2 systeadmin to host on Darknet is interesting idea , but as the article points out, not as glamorous as it sounds. Most sysadmins will probably just work for amazon.

But which is more cyberpunk?

>>57130

from ya cryin' can be seen that ya can't get anywhere

why WE would wan' ya with us?

what ya have to offer?

go back to /r/dit

>>58122

jeez some people on this board are so cringe

You're not going to find many good quality forums on TOR or Zeronet. You gotta remember those are the places that everyone goes to first so they are full of skids, larpers, and newbies. Identify something you want to pursue in cyber security and find a forum for it on the surface web. Then just learn and make connections. Identify people you can rely on and treat them well.

For example if you want to run a website start learning now. It doesn't matter if you're shit at it now and your website gets hacked 200 times. You will learn to secure it better each time you're hacked until you have a quality forum(you might even learn a bit about how to hack into sites). Maybe even ask others to pentest for ranks on the forum.

>>57130

>I am also not a nazi

stopped reading here