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spektor wrote
Reply to Revealed: US Military Bought Mass Monitoring Tool That Includes Internet Browsing, Email Data by Rambler
More reasons to develop alternetworks that make this kind of thing more difficult.
Rambler OP wrote
Reply to comment by ____ in Site Update 09/12/2022 by Rambler
I think I'm just going to use the domain as part of a mail relay project, now.
____ wrote
Reply to Site Update 09/12/2022 by Rambler
What ever happened to the OTR.cx plan?
spektor wrote
I suspect the issue is more about what gets funded, and what doesn't. Then, not far behind "network effects".
sleepdeprived OP wrote
Reply to comment by z3d in Error with Ramble on I2P by sleepdeprived
I don't know what happened, but I didn't do anything and it works now. Thanks anyways.
dhritimitra wrote
Yep. I have logged in here after few months. Seems refreshing, probably a little more users rambling here. Excited for it
dhritimitra wrote
Interesting
HMTg927 OP wrote
Reply to comment by interdicted in TLS Certificate System More About Control than Protection of Internet Users by HMTg927
I believe you Interdicted, but I have not been able to find anything that does more than give a vague sense that the government is orchestrating the death of Internet free speech from behind the scenes. Do you have any good references for exactly how they are doing it?
z3d wrote
Reply to Error with Ramble on I2P by sleepdeprived
That sounds like a browser issue forcing https:// for login pages. No issue logging into ramble.i2p here over http://.
Check you don't have an addon or configuration option enforcing https:// .. usual suspects are:
- HTTPSEverywhere addon
- Duckduckgo privacy addon
- Firefox's HTTPSOnly mode
il_douche wrote (edited )
Reply to 2022.09.18 : HACKED TODAY!!! KiwiFarms net FULLY hacked by paid ANTIFA today! EVERYTHING compromised: emails, IPs, passwords, control of all servers. Crappy web code by incompetent programmers was to blame, not the new Epic.com anti-DDOS, DNS, or Epic.com Domain registrant. Nor the Ukraine backup. by smartypants
The site was hacked because Josh added a shitty insecure chat applet to the site which was otherwise totally secure.
It was an XSS exploit that allowed session stealing. This means that the attacker was able to log in as other users and potentially reset passwords. The attacker ATTEMPTED to download a list of username/email/IP/password-hash of all users but it failed with an error instead.
This means that at worst the attacker may have reset some users' passwords. But the site will be restored to an earlier backup before those resets. So the attacker basically accomplished nothing. And everyone just needs to re-log in after the site comes back up.
Despite all the FUD being spread by OP and Josh himself, the attacker did not get full passwords because sites don't typically store full passwords. Sites store hashes based on the passwords. At worst the attacker has hashes, emails, and ip addresses. But probably not even that because as Josh has stated the download failed.
txt wrote
Reply to 2022.09.18 : HACKED TODAY!!! KiwiFarms net FULLY hacked by paid ANTIFA today! EVERYTHING compromised: emails, IPs, passwords, control of all servers. Crappy web code by incompetent programmers was to blame, not the new Epic.com anti-DDOS, DNS, or Epic.com Domain registrant. Nor the Ukraine backup. by smartypants
As a registered member of antifa, I can confirm that we work with all of the government agencies listed above. I was personally involved in staging multiple “clintonings”, and all where highly successful. However, you got one thing wrong. I am not paid by the globalists/internationalists. I am paid by you. Take your fucking meds.
spektor wrote
Reply to comment by Wahaha in DHS to Spend Almost $700,000 Investigating ‘Radicalization in Gaming’ by Rambler
That would probably qualify.
Wahaha wrote
Reply to comment by spektor in DHS to Spend Almost $700,000 Investigating ‘Radicalization in Gaming’ by Rambler
Like "Angry Goy 2"?
spektor wrote
I think if they examine the relationship between game developers and "extremism" developed in certain games, they will discover that some gaming companies are more likely to produce games that correlate to this kind of activity.
spektor wrote
Reply to 2022.09.18 : HACKED TODAY!!! KiwiFarms net FULLY hacked by paid ANTIFA today! EVERYTHING compromised: emails, IPs, passwords, control of all servers. Crappy web code by incompetent programmers was to blame, not the new Epic.com anti-DDOS, DNS, or Epic.com Domain registrant. Nor the Ukraine backup. by smartypants
Are we saying the kiwifarms site had crappy code or the media site or both? I'd say when your whole site is compromised with all user data there is enough "fault in the code" to go around.
Wahaha wrote
Reply to Xbox Live Rant by BadManBlue
I don't really get why anyone would pay for consoles past PS2/NGC. Xbox has been shit since forever. PC gaming isn't any better either.
Personally, all I am doing is classic gaming and romhacks of classic games.
smallpond OP wrote
Reply to comment by spektor in Criticism intensifies after big oil admits ‘gaslighting’ public over green aims by smallpond
They've even managed to convince some people that lies and rape don't exist, but if they do exist they're good things.
spektor wrote
Reply to Xbox Live Rant by BadManBlue
I cannot justify spending any money on games or Xbox game pass scenarios these days. All of that falls under "disposable income" and I have hardly any of that due to socio-political factors outside my control. Hence, my opinion is it is a waste of money and you are getting a negative experience because it is a waste of money.
However, when I used to have disposable income due to socio-political factors again not under my control, and I did game, and did get on networks like Xbox, there was always a division between people who gamed for the love of gaming versus people who gamed to try to impress people or else somehow made money off of gaming. Most modern gaming has gotten entirely away from gaming for the love/fun of gaming and gotten into franchising and "being the best" and a bunch of other shit that really was never exactly the core of gaming other than maybe getting the "high score" or something.
So, the joy is all "Drained out of it" and that's partly due to money, and so I'd say probably that is why you are feeling pissed off about the experience.
spektor wrote
Reply to Criticism intensifies after big oil admits ‘gaslighting’ public over green aims by smallpond
In other news, people who stand to make a lot of money from lies and rape are all about covering up the fact they are lying and raping.
spektor wrote
Since Facebook is a terrible company, you'd think people by now would stop using the damn thing. No. We keep getting articles on how more terrible it is than we thought!
spektor wrote
Reply to comment by Rambler in AlmaLinux vs Rocky Linux, are you using either? by Rambler
It's been a long time since I used anything Redhat maybe around 5.2. Alma I was using on a server, but I vaguely remember it had some issue detecting the RAID so I switched over to Mageia linux and it did quite well. I am trying to get myself more comfortable with Nix as I think that is the direction things ought to go, but I really haven't had much time to fool around with it lately.
Rambler OP wrote
Reply to comment by spektor in AlmaLinux vs Rocky Linux, are you using either? by Rambler
I'm using Alma 8.x on about a dozen production servers now, where a RHEL based OS was required or because the software or stack doesn't play well or isn't supported with recent Debian or Ubuntu flavors. I like Alma, though. Seems to have a great community behind it. The only other RHEL based distro I use would be CloudLinux, but it's a commercial OS and sort of niche.
spektor wrote
I've used alma in the past, and rocky went out on a limb the other day and said what happened to centOS won't happen to us. Usually, when someone says that, it is because the same shit is LIKELY to happen, so I haven't used it yet.
spektor wrote
Reply to comment by Rambler in Ron Paul's: "What If?" Speech (House Floor, 2/12/09) by Rambler
I figure if you point it out but you lack a plan to do something about it, that really isn't all that helpful, but I hear you on the rest of your points. I can devise about ten plans that would deal with the problems Paul points out, and I'm not paid to be a politician.
DcscZx5idox wrote
Reply to by !deleted1534
Its website is available on Tor Onion Service. Good.