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@thomasfuchs damn! source?

@whitequark https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XNJ1RHUnX9s&pp=ygUbVW5yZWFsIHRvcnVuYW1lbnQgaG9seSBzaGl00gcJCQsKAYcqIYzv

@dthompson and Faygo?

@surefire Android 16 has been released without access to public Pixel repositories, which breaks the existing development workflow to GOS. The team needs Android Partner Access, specifically read only or snapshot access to the Pixel specific Android 16 source tree, and ideally future releases as well.

Sooo it seems like #GrapheneOS will be dramatically slowed down or might even have to shut down development of the project if they do not get AOSP partner access to pixel repos, which have now been set to private suddenly?...

@dalias the one who poisoned the water supply.

@dalias from what i see so far, looks like it lol

@lzg 😂😭

@lzg Fort Bragg alumni, apparently

@solene oh nice! got a link handy?

Currently installing an #OpenBSD StandaloneVM on #QubesOS

📦🐡

"Over the last couple of years, I have been working on making Qubes OS - a secure operating system - more usable for both hackers and the less technically brilliant users. It has been a very interesting journey that has taught me a lot about clever hackers, so-called normal people and the way you can make security and usability work together, not against each other."

https://media.ccc.de/v/38c3-ux-for-hackers-why-it-matters-and-what-can-you-do

#38c3 #QubesOS

@lzg upward dog??

Was looking at unwind(8) [https://man.openbsd.org/unwind.8] on #OpenBSD a bit the other day, didn't realize it can do blocklists.

So I added my SNAFU blocklist [https://github.com/RooneyMcNibNug/pihole-stuff/blob/master/SNAFU.txt] with:

$ doas vim /etc/blocklist
$ doas vim /etc/unwind.conf [add block list: "/etc/blocklist" to top line]
$doas unwindctl reload

and BOOM - blocking internet nastiness locally from the BSD box. 🛡️ 🐡

@Voline @livinghell @lzg lol i just committed to a year-long in-depth Anti Oedipus reading group because I am a stubborn weirdo and want to give it another try

If you have a Raspberry Pi handy, and feel like hosting/sharing things via the Tor network, why not run a Tor Hidden Service on OpenBSD ARM? 🥧 🧅 🐡

I promise it works well for "smaller lifts" (things should be simple anyways, no?) and I'm even putting a little guide to do this here (WIP): https://github.com/RooneyMcNibNug/OpenBSD-pi-tor-hidden-service

@aral @mullvadnet they seem to have great features - RAM-only nodes, double-hopping, traffic obfuscation, sane wireguard config/rotation

@mozilla people want stuff like this, NOT AI

What are some good #feditube instances? I need to migrate my account & videos from one that is currently trying to offload data.

I don’t have a ton of videos really - mostly music concerts, philosophy-related re-uploads, ripped/recovered VHS items, and maybe even a couple shitposts.

@eris weeping, looking back at college me…