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This shit real?

Yeah it's real

https://www.google.com/amp/s/globalnews.ca/news/6910821/coronavirus-papaya-goat-tanzania/amp/

Anyone savvy on “anti monitoring” techniques and such? I’m looking in to using a VPN on the phone and some other options for keeping private.

There has been lots of discussion of that on here. From VPN’s and faradays to entire systems dedicated to secure comma

@BOOGEREATER69 Proton VPN is a solid free app. Swiss based, not beholden to us federal law

Can get a Faraday bag off of Amazon for 25 buck. Have one coming in today actually. But I got it for work, still though I hear they work well.

And VPNs are good, Why not double down?

If you want to go a step further, get a phone without GPS. But a Faraday bag will help block everything so long as it's in the bag.

Faraday bags should be used for F2F meetings.

Be careful with VPNs.

Just because it switches your IP doesn’t mean the government cannot see the logs and where the original IP originates from.

And quite often, most VPNs locates in the US are going to have some connection to the government.

That's why I would only consider VPN companies outside of the U.S.

Nord VPN is based out of Panama.

Express VPN is offered by the British Virgin Islands

And so is Surfshark VPN

Swiss software is amazing because they don’t like the US.

ProtonVPN and NordVPN are rock solid. I use Private Internet Access, but I believe they're US based. It still keeps me from getting angry copyright infringement letters though.

VPN shouldn’t be your entire ass security plan, but it’s a helpful measure

Anything that increases the workload for fedbois is good.

Checking in. How’s everyone?

One good thing that helps (If you can do it) is making your router unpingable.

And yes, Fedbois are in your motherboard.

@Reno Do you have the write-up on that?

What about imported PCs?

They in all the computers overseas?

Did you have that write-up from forever ago saved?

From the guy I sent that write-up to who is tech-savvy as well:

old cpus dont have it tho, and arm cpus dont either, librebooting is a way to get rid of it on older systems, and this is why in dont have a phone, but there is also a tradeoff its harder to monitor IME than it is to monitor discord it would take insane resources to constatnly monitor everyone with IME, so im sure they don, but targetedly, sure, however IME can read memory and send whatever but it has to catch you in the act, while discortd for example has logs, and that is the diffrence, so logging is the really dangerous one, yes it is possible to get out of line access to memory with IME but it requires individula attention and there is no backlog

Of course, that’s if you get on a list in the first place.

oh boy

VPNs are very easy tp bypass if youre the federal gov

youll almost never not be tracked someway somehow so if you really wanna not be tracked get a virtual machine use duckduckgo or tor browser, and have everything on 1 hard drive you can throw in a microwave

also never post pictures you took with your phone or snapchat bc idk if yall know this but theres programs out there that you can just put the image in and it tells you the metadata which says your exact location

some guy i know saved pictures from peoples facebook where their "secret" fishing spot was and then used the program to find out where it was

Imagine not knowing how to disable or bypass metadata on a photo

Or imagine posting pics of your "secret" fishing spot. Dumbass😂

*people dont even know what metadata is*

*it's data that flows thru a system of tubes* In my best old Alaskan Senator Ted Stevens voice😂

Thats some top shelf humor right there gentlemen

Got my Mission Darkness Farady Bag in today. Got it for work, but in case anyone is curious, it blocked all signals from getting to/from my phone. Good if you're trying to stay dark but don't wanna turn your phone off in case you need to be able to access it without turning it back on.

Nice,yea i was looking into getting one myself

If you're that worried about being monitored through your computer, build a raspberry pi with a linux variant and use it for comms and secure storage.

Ooh. I forgot about raspberry pi. Those suckers are cool.

Me: I hope I don't do anything that gets me tracked.

Government:

Is raspberry pi 2 still good to go then?

Interesting. https://hothardware.com/news/researchers-figured-out-how-to-turn-off-intel-management-engine-11-thanks-to-nsa

Just cause you tell it to disable doesn't mean it actually does..

It would make sense for feds not to want spyware on THEIR computers.

Do you think flashing my motherboard with custom firmware would stop it?

Could I still dual boot my Win10 and Linux? Or do I need some crazy specific OS too?

Hmm. Sadness. I have two drives in my laptop. One running windows for video games and a very small handful of programs and the other drive running Linux Mint for everyday browsing, working, etc.

Guess I could go with two computers someday.

I'll have to get better with VMs and emulators.

If I sound like a dumbass it's because I have a firm grasp on some things and am clueless about others. Like I literally just learned about PSP and Intel ME.

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Article 12. 5. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed: (a) to require a Contracting Party to furnish or allow access to any information if the Contracting Party determines that the disclosure of that information is contrary to its essential security interests; (b) to prevent a Contracting Party from taking any actions that it considers necessary for the protection of its essential security interests: (i) relating to the traffic in arms, ammunition and implements of war and to such traffic and transactions in other goods, materials, services and technology undertaken directly or indirectly for the purpose of supplying a military or other security establishment, (ii) in time of war or other emergency in international relations, or (iii) relating to the implementation of national policies or international agreements respecting the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive.

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On a more serious note, I did see something really strange on my trip into Worcester today. The two gun shops I passed on the way(one small locally owned and a larger one) both had police sitting in the lots. The small one in my town is usually frequented by the local pd so no shocker there, but the other larger shop had a state police cruiser clearly just staking out the lot. MA is NOT gun friendly but seeing that was.....concerning. The Gov just had to allow the shops to open back up, and I clearly got the "intimidation" vibe from the statey camped out

@John Public Possibly taking down license plates for future use 🤔🤔

That's the "intimidation" vibe he was giving off. Maybe I'm just more paranoid lately idk

https://gizmodo.com/heres-who-just-voted-to-let-the-f-b-i-seize-your-searc-1843445032

https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/242

Saw this posted today. Anyone have a time/date when this occurred

https://www.facebook.com/1462203413819873/posts/4095617050478483/?d=n

https://theintercept.com/2020/05/17/veterans-affairs-coronavirus-security-police/

> Chicago 08-31-2019 @Reno Upload date doesn’t mean that’s when it happened.

Not jet fuel resistant

keep in mind, fire resistant is not equivalent to fire proof...

Riot gear is also designed for protection against physical altercations with individuals. Not chemicals, firearms, etc.

Ask the cops at Maiden how well their suits protected against m*lotovs

Yes. Riot gear is mostly trauma padding

With some light armor

No probably not

Yes, they aelre DDs

Tax stamp and all

Hell you can build an actual claymore for personal use if you have the license, but it requires paperwork and money

You have to have a federal high speed noise dust license to purchase said materials unless it's exempt (like bullet gogo juice) or built into a device that contains under 4 ounces of it, but you don't have to have that license to make it. You must have a form 1 permit to create a single nono noisemaker if it's designed for "non sporting" purposes (making ouchies). However if it burns instead of pops, you don't need that because it's not classified as a nono noisemaker, so you could totally legally make your own self oxidizing iron puddle maker and even throw it.

(jfc I about had an aneurism writing that)

If you want to have an aneurysm go and read Canada's Firearms Laws and try to make sense of them. Even specialized firearms lawyers trained specifically in Canadian firearms law walk away with bleeding ears and eyeballs.

great!!

It's Baltimore. They need to worry about regular ole gang violence.

Where scaring them

they need to be put in their places

At this rate, we'll have Waco 2.0 within the year. As much as I hate loss of life in general, it's an eventuality. That is unless the ABC boys are playing 4d chess and avoiding shootouts at all cost as to keep an agenda moving or something

Death by a thousand paper cuts, even Hitler knew it was an effective tactic

Removed the ATF "B--G" pages since the consensus is that they're fake

Question. Do we have an intelligence apparatus or is it all open source?

@[TX] yeehawdist at the moment it’s pretty open man. Situations that happen are brought here fairly quickly.

Is there any interest in active collection?