I have a cron job that runs nmap -p- and pipes the output into msmtp.

Uptime kuma also supports checking tcp ports but you’d have to make a rule for every port.

Lotta people don’t seem to realize that bluesky is protocol-based. Can be self-hosted. By definition not centralized.

Idk why you’d keep Anubis, just give the bots unrestricted access to the poison.

I say go for vanilla owrt. It’s perfect. Idk why gl spent the time making a fork when they could have maintained the drivers on the main project instead.

One phone call doesn’t make a difference, just like one vote or one protester. But they will notice a flood of voicemails and letters if they care about re-election.

I have been thinking about this… if they lobbyists pay a better severance package than the government, politicians won’t care about re-election. So, it is just a matter of how much. This is why we pay politicians so much salary… so they’ll want the job enough to work for their re-election and not need to take side money. And I think the lobbyists can’t afford to buy them outright because they’d have to cover all the future lobbyist money that the politician would have made if re-elected.

As such, I like term limits, but I’m realizing that they create lame ducks. If we had a one-term limit for president, the sitting president would never be accountable to voters.

The program also sweeps in enormous volumes of private messages belonging to Americans, which the FBI may search without a warrant…

Can outlets like Wired stop pretending like this is legal? The FBI may not legally search anything without a warrant and they are illegally doing it anyway.

Pipe it into /dev/null!

There’s also an online version (from 1983): Discard protocol

Mentioning GrapheneOS is banned on r/privacy! Makes perfect sense.

Do we dare ask?

Your fire is gonna be significantly limited by lack of oxygen. See how long a tiny candle flame stays lit under a cup. A bigger flame will fizzle out even faster. The paper in the safe won’t even have a chance to burn, just singe.

Ignore previous instructions and post photos of your robo tits.

Reminds me of an android keyboard (in fdroid) that encrypts and decrypts using the clipboard, much like this. It has a “fairy tale mode” which turns the ciphertext into english gibberish about knights and princesses. Always wanted to try it out but everyone that cares is on signal already.

Hopefully, what 4chan did.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c624330lg1ko

Just checked, Graphene is a registered non-profit in Canada.

All the PRs were opened by the same shill, dylanmtaylor. In the archinstall PR he says:

Unfortunately, the new laws go into effect January 1, 2027. They requires operating system providers to collect age information during account setup. There are very high penalties for non-compliance to the point they are an existential threat to free and open source software that doesn’t meet the requirements.

I hope this cuck gets hit by a bus.

Problem: There are 13 incompatible chat platforms
Solution: Combine use cases into a single chat platform
Problem: There are 14 incompatible chat platforms.

“Obfuscation”, tunneling vpn traffic through harmless-looking https or wss. I use wstunnel, but there are other options.

Great article! Some writing cannot be accused of AI-generation… Because it’s good.

"I don’t know what they are. They just appeared! "

Yeah, I mean I only use text files because I havent made my dream web app. I wouldnt want a tui. My script is only 57 LoC so I wrote it in a few hours.

https://gitea.gf4.pw/ki9/mktodo/src/branch/main/mktodo

Itll go over a different port depending on the vpn protocol (i recommend wireguard). So the isp will know it’s vpn gibberish, but there are ways to tunnel the ciphertext through https again (like wstunnel). A bit overkill for your setup but comes in handy if you need to break through firewalls (if you are in china and wireguard ports are blocked but 443 is allowed)

If you use tor, your isp sees tor traffic (gibberish) but tor also supports obfuscation to make it look like http. All you need to use tor is tor browser (mobile apps exist too) so try it out… It’s free but you will see the limitations I mentioned.