/cyb/ - Cyberpunk Fiction and Fact

>>1300
Checked.
The bureaucracy gotta go.

>>1299
It's absurd. They spend more effort hunting down milk crime than they do human trafficking

big dairy lobbies for raw milk bans because it puts small farms under. there are real health concerns with raw milk of course. people have the right to choose to consume it or not.

>>1303
>real health concerns with raw milk
Name them. Raw milk is superior to pasteurized in every conceivable way. Pasteurization kills the essential digestive enzymes - there is no such thing as lactose intolerance for raw milk - and kills off more than half of the soluble protein and nutrients.
The only justification for pasteurization is that it eliminates industrial contamination and can be kept for a much longer period of time (because the living parts are dead).
The only possible risk from raw milk versus processed is related to how fresh it is and the health of the cowes (which is also much higher in raw milk producers than industrial, because the milk isnt homogenized across 1000s of heads of cattle). Additionally, most industrial milk operations use hormones and antibiotics on their livestock to artificially boost their yields, both by making the cows more 'safe' (read, able to pass bureaucratic regulations) and to stimulate greater production of milk.

>>1304
I meant the excuses they use of cases of e coli or whatever. It was significant back when they milked cows in the city in disgusting conditions, but it's much rarer now. There are good tests available, but still some kids have died from raw milk in modern times.

I completely agree with you about the superiority of raw milk and the disgusting state of industrialized milk. That's why I'm doing a herd share from a local farmer so I can have some while I save up to buy land. I can't wait to milk goats and eventually a small cow again. Milk you milked by hand tastes unlike anything else.

>>1260
How does Dogecoin factor into this?

>>1262
The withdraw fees are 3 cents lower. However, I only use Cardano though for ADA -> BTC -> XMR since it's far less volatile than that reddit-tier meme coin. Don't buy any of that plebbit coin in large amounts or you might get wrecked.

>>1263
I rescind ADA. Go with Algorand instead. Bittrex is dying processing ADA orders.

The Perfect Crypto Meme.

>>1294
this except silver

>>1285
Is Brave Browser still good?

>>1288
I would say no.
Brave is focused in to make money, nothing wrong with that, but the problem arises with the compromises taken to meet profitable targets.
Look at the team, the current picture shaved all the SJWs and foreigners from the roster, 2 years ago the roster was 4/5 times bigger and was infected by them. Did the company change its heart? I don't think so. By the way, to keep so many bureaucrats instead of coders is way telling what the organization is about.
My point is that Brave is a woke company and therefore can't be trusted.

>>1290
Wokeness stops to matter with something like brave that's open-source (they can't sneak in weird shit or add arbitrary limits) and is a client app that you can easily replace (lack of dependence in case they do somehow fuck it up), so there's little downside.

>>1288
It's basically just ungoogled chromium with some default extensions, and unless you care about the brave rewards meme (you shouldn't), then there's little reason to use it. Little reason to not use it either though (outside of maybe this https://spyware.neocities.org/articles/brave.html but the guy is overhyping it).

>>180
>AI is racist as fuck.
Why, of course it is. AI and ML foment what's merely a reflection of reality, a high-resolution recognition of what's actually there. It's perhaps a bit more racist than a mirror, which is to say, very.

>>1265
Thanks anon. Watching now.
The jewtube link just in case:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSmGxw0GSq8

>>1266
There is no 'proper' invidious, like there is no proper nitter, and no proper bibliogram. The projects are open source to encourage more hosts to maintain their own instances, and make them known to the wider public so that the load can be better distributed across them.

>>1268
I didn't know.
Thanks for the update.

>>1269
>>1268
>>1266
There is a proper Invidous, https://invidio.us, but the guy got bored of it so now it just redirects to other hosts. It's useful for looking for a working instance, since they all occasionally break.

>>1270
The invidious site that was managed by the original developer was just another instance. It's no longer maintained as such, and now just points to other instances. There is no invidious proper, and there never was, just instances.

>Dropping Docs On Darknets How People Got Caught Adrian Crenshaw
>Tor
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28dOllHyoM0
Mirror: https://www.bitchute.com/video/H10Rsh1x9Foo/

>>71
Nigga you should consider moving to the U.S.

Hot Identity Protection Tip.

>>65
glad to see this topic got a bump. have another.
I am only just smart enough to install and deploy openwrt, does anyone know how to harden it?

>>1234
>install and deploy
I can't even seem to do that, just bricked a router the other day. Did you have to go through a couple steps or was it as easy as clicking "upload firmware" on the config screen?

>>1236
This was me, updating. It really wasn't too hard, just don't be a clueless newb and try to install firmware via a wireless connection. Be sure to follow the instructions to the letter, but it's got a decent GUI so it's much like using any other one after you get past the first part (which was exactly as described). Maybe try to practice with a cheaper router first if one's available. There's lots of used ones around.

>InfoSec 101: Disk Encryption
>Securing your data versus an adversary with physical access to your devices
>In this article and guide we will discuss the whys and hows of securing your data versus an adversary that has physical access to your computing and data storage devices (desktops, laptops, cell phones, removable storage media, etc.).
https://wolfish.neocities.org/posts/articles/infosec_101_disk_encryption/
A very, very, very informative article.
Recommended is the introductory section about "plausible deniability" with Veracrypt.

Do they also offer this through I2P?

Currently only available in Tor.

>>1276
Bookmarked OP.

A misleading article with some wrong info, nevertheless is useful for newcomers to avoid traps.
Read the comments. Your mileage may vary.
>Buying and Using Bitcoin Anonymously / Without ID
>Looking to buy Bitcoin anonymously? Hate providing your photo ID to different Bitcoin exchanges? In this guide I will try to answer all your questions on how to buy Bitcoins and remain completely anonymous when using it.
https://99bitcoins.com/buy-bitcoin/anonymously-without-id/

I don't imagine using an old computer or OS because video games and software/hardware improvements are actually amazing
>love my 30 year old sennheiser headphones
>30 year old truck
hopefully I'll be able to 3d print parts for it in the coming decades since the junk yards are running out, thanks obama
>30+ year old tools
with lifetime warranties I've never utilized
>30+ year old cast iron, silverware, cutlery, china
all older than me
>really like old furniture and homes but own none
:(

>>1251
What for? Just get a CRT. If you're lucky you can pick up a high-end one for cheap

This here should give some people here some hope: Motorized Walking ATAT using Servos and Arduino -https://hackaday.io/project/175888-motorized-walking-atat-using-servos-and-arduino - I saw this and was thinking of you, I didn't really want to, but here I am.

/robowaifu/ has it's birthday today, it's five now: https://alogs.theguntretort.com/robowaifu/res/1591.html#q7224

Here are some of the best on topic anime I watched. There's also Chobits, but that's a bit slow and some might think it's boring. Or Saber Marionette, which is a bit more on the comical side.
The above are mostly rather action oriented with some story and not really silly. Plastic memories, though, is rather about a emotional story, meaning of life and such, not so much action.

Hey! Just a reminder: The robowaifu development on alogs is still going on. Reports on other people doing similar stuff, like building a waifu-like sexdoll are also being shared, since this can at least partiall being used as a pattern or for inspiration. There are also some OT but related developments going on, like work on a game, using the voices of these little ponies you seem to like so much.

https://www.hackster.io/petoi/opencat-845129
https://www.petoi.com/about
https://github.com/PetoiCamp/OpenCat

Just found this thing, there is a group of people creating a robotic cat pet, not sure if this will be of any use to anybody here but it reminds me of that one robot pony project made by Russians i've heard about few years ago.