/g/ - Technology

>>4036

Mint is AIDS infected by Microsoft. The fuck are you doing?

Do we like the idea of using this (or a modified version of it with "/g/ - Technology" in it or something) as a banner?

>>11850

Apparently forgot the picture.

>>11415

Some of us are windows-tards at heart and like to use something that looks familiar. I don't use it anymore, but were it not for mint I'd probably would've never changed to linux

>>4055

>not hitting your cousin over the head with a shovel

Get your shit together, faggot.

>>11907

>storing image files in a database

Refer to the bottom half of your image.

>>11909

I'm just saying is possible, i do think it's pretty retarded

What's the ublock filter to block the disclaimer?

What the fuck is this site doing? I've noticed a few of these popping up online in a similar format, and while I'm assuming it's a shitcoin miner, I would be interested if it's doing something else entirely.

http://3333fnjzzmiiyvup.onion/

>>11907

Look at hydrus for a decent example: store the images in the filesystem, with names based on whatever hash you want to use, and try to keep file access to a minimum on the db side.

>>11941

>>11938

>store the images in the filesystem, with names based on whatever hash you want to use

I'll do that then

>>11954

8chan problems

I got a new infosec job; however I just found out that my current sysadmin job which I've already put in my 2 weeks for has a non compete in place. Am I fugged?

>>11974

Most of that shit is never enforced, and even if it was there's no way it will hold up in court. I wouldn't worry about it.

>>12000

Thanks for the assurance trips man.

>>11905

Very nice

>>11919

I dunno, try Noscript. I apologize, I'd give a better answer if I had one.

Are there any security camera solutions that offer person detection which is NOT reliant on a 3rd party network? For instance, the old Wyze Cam firmware had person detection that was handled by the camera unit, not an outside network. Wyze deactivated this because of software licensing issues (not to mention their security issues).

I'd like to find something that won't give me a ton of false positives (shadows/headlights) but also won't require Jeff Bezos or China analyzing my stream.

>>12021

Tensorflow Lite on a raspberry pi? Despite the association with Joogle, it looks like it will handle human and object detection on the device.

I think I've gotten a good build jere, but I'd like he unfiltered opinion of the anons

https://www.amazon.co.uk/hz/wishlist/ls/1I6EB9DO3ADWO?ref_=wl_share

I've heard from some that 3200 is slow for a ryzen, is this so?

I'm considering overhauling my entire infrastructure and I'd like some advice. I'm Australian and this is on the back of recent discussions to consider ecchi anime involving children (aka, nearly all anime) child pornography, in addition to the regular illegality of piracy.

I have 14TB of existing TV/movies/anime/etc on my external HDDs. If I get vanned and refuse to give the police the encryption password then I face a 2 year jail sentence just for that.

I'm considering a seedbox for my ongoing downloads but the sheer quantity of existing content would make this very expensive even if I halved it in size by cutting the most easily redownloadable content. Is there a way to write a script for a HDD which would wipe it if it was accessed by unknown device?

>>11919

8kun.top##.disclaimer-8kun

>>12041

3200 is plenty for Ryzen. Also get a fucking SSD, if money is a concern drop the noctua, the 2700X comes with a good cooler, it's enough even for PBO. The only reason to go for a non-stock is for less noise or looks if you're a raging faggot. Also i hope you're not spending any more than 5$ on ebay for a Win10 key.

>>12309

Consider plausible deniability encryption. You have an outer and an inner container, the inner one being entirely invisible and undetectable. If you're forced to decrypt, you can disclose a password, revealing only the outer container. For usage, you use a different password which decrypts the inner one. The inner one is nothing but empty space when viewed from outside, and in the outer one you place some non-incriminating but plausible files. Veracrypt has this feature for example.

A good overall 32 inch 4k monitor?

>>12981

>monitor

>good

>2020

Doesn't exist.

>>12982

Planned to get an LG C9 but it's too big for the desk, so I need a good monitor.

hey /g/,

I hadn't used windows for the last 8 years or so, but had to dual boot for reasons.

Now, I tried installing two different free antivirus programs, but both asked me to "make an account" and "sign into My Kaspersky" etc.

What niggerdry is this? When did free programs start asking you to register accounts?

Any windows users here who can recommend some non-nigged free antivirus programs?

Does anyone know where I can download a copy of KMSpico without any viruses? I need it to get rid of W7 activation.

What exactly can your average isp operator see when they access your account? Can they see that I browse this site or various other imageboards. What does a vpn do for someone

>>13090

Bumping this question because im retarded. Not sure if info found through ad ridden sites is correct

>>12985

The C9 is great TV, worth making the room for

My windows 10 keeps getting blue screened thanks to the new update, I use it because muh games is there a way to use the previous update version or should I just give up and go with linux? It's annoying to restart my computer every 3 hours, I tried malwarebites and my antivirus on safemode and nothing shows up.

>>13276

Is Proton on Linux really not an option? Make the switch if possible.

How do I concatenate n files together using wildcards and powershell in Windows 10?

File naming convention is mon??subfile4.arc

What do you do to sanitize SSDs lads? Is ATA secure erase/sanitze good enough? I heard SSDs compress data, is that true? Does that mean that if you try to write all zeros to it, it won't actually fill up the space with zeros?

>>13019

mydigitallife

>>12865

hey man, i don't know if you are still around, but I created f*ckbook account (i don't use fb) with protonmail, and then logged in to instagram, while using vpn or sometimes tor this whole time and it didn't ask for phone no verification once. Also make sure to set fb account like real one, eg uploading profile pic (ofcourse fake one).

tldr; use non-throwaway mail services to create fb account, then use insta.

>>12997

http://geni.us/kwwydL

hey anon, I don't think you are still dual booting windows, but I thought I might just throw it here.

It's a loophole I found in Bitdefender antivirus free trial, which is pretty based and which I used when I used windows.

So when you follow that link you will have to create a bitdefender account which you can create using services like inboxkitten.com temp mail services. Any way if you follow it through, you will get 3 month free trial, and then you can create another account and log out of previous one and like unlimited free trials.

Also I used to block all connections of windows os, and bitdefender with simplewall firewall software which is FOSS, and only allowed it when I needed to update bitdefender.

tldr; unlimited bitdefender premium free trials.

I got link from LTT.

>>13459

inboxkitten is also FOSS

>>9159

I know I am replying to an old post, but whatever.

# creating list with each line as its element

with open('books.txt', 'r') as old:

lines = old.readlines()

with open('newbooks.txt', 'a') as new:

for i in lines:

# eliminating enter

if i[-1] == '\n':

i = i[:-1]

separated = i.split('by')

new_name = ''

# adding author name first

new_name += separated[-1].strip()

new_name += ' -'

for i in separated[:-1]:

new_name += ' '

new_name += i.strip()

new.write(new_name)

new.write('\n')

Create a new folder.

Create a file books.txt in that folder and copy all that book info in this file.

Create a main.py file in that folder and copy this code in that file.

Run main.py.

newbooks.txt will be created in that folder with required info.

Also I did some retarded shit like, taking care of shitty errors when 'by' is in the book title.

>>13090

https://www.eff.org/pages/tor-and-https

I am not an expert, but I think I know my shit.

Assuming you are using HTTPS version of this site, they can very easily know you are surfing this site, but actual data is encrypted. Your posts will go through the network encrypted. ISP won't have any idea about the boards or the threads you are visiting. But they will know you are using this site, as they will have to know this site address in order to send your requests here. This is mainly because if you are not using VPN, you are most like using the DNS resolver provided by your ISP, which basically converts human readable web addresses like lukesmith.xyz into IP addresses which are then used to send and receive packet from a site. But if you use other secure DNS resolvers, all your ISP sees is the IP you are connecting to as your custom DNS resolvers eg cloudflare has already converted lukesmith.xyz to IP address. But many time they can figure out from IP address that you are connecting to what site.

VPNs are good shit for these things, but TOR is based. If you use VPN, all you traffic will first go through VPN's server, and if you use HTTPS sites, then they will have no idea what you are sending or receiving, or to whom you are sending your requests. So, basically if you surf r*ddit, or yt or 8chan over HTTPS protocol, it will be nearly indistinguishable to them ie you ISP.

tldr; HTTP sites, they know what specific web addresses you are visiting.

HTTPS sites, they only know which website you are visiting.

HTTPS with VPN with non-ISP DNS, they almost have no clue.

VPN recommedation, ProtonVPN. I am not endorsing it, it is what I use. It offers free service and 7 day free trial. It's FOSS, and has no logging policy.

You can setup custom DNS resolvers for android and for specific browsers.

Let me know if you want to correct me or if you need my help.

>>13276

I don't play video games so I don't know much about it, but switch to Linux if possible. It's awesome.

Also, no problem if you want to stay on windows, just use simplewall to block all connections to windows update servers and telemetry to stop auto updates.

Assuming you don't go to sketchy sites, you have very little chance of getting malware, so once in a while, if you are free, you can disable simplewall and update your OS when you want. Updating is also necessary.

Attaching cell adaptor (sim card reader for 4g and sat) to the GPIO pins on a Raspberry Pi; do all makes use all 20 pins?

I can only find 20 pin models, but I distinctly remember older Pi's had only 16 pins. Were there no cell adaptors for these?

If I want to build a self contained sensor reading unit (with 4g/3g to email the sensor data as CSV or whatever) would I have to use one Pi as a router and another to attach sensors to the GPIO pins?

Can anyone recommend some Dark Web drugs markets which are less likely to take my bitcoins and run?

I'm in the UK (NI) if that makes a difference. Been looking at the new Silk Road and the sites linked on the Hidden Wiki but its hard to part with so much cash with not even a recommendation to go by.

Any advice much appreciated.

How do I get a certain linux vpn software from turning off after a period of time? Luckily it doesn't leak but it DC's me from the net and I have to run it again. I remember solving this before with what I think was some systemctl command but it reverted back for whatever reason and its not in my console history. I'm on arch and i installed the vpn with snap.