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FreeBSD Anonymous 12/05/2017 (Tue) 03:45:16 [Preview] No. 1073 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]

Anyone here run FreeBSD on hardware?

Anonymous 12/06/2017 (Wed) 14:11:19 [Preview] No.1074 del

There isn't a single person who would use FreeBSD on real hardware. You can't easily port Linux drivers to it, not much community support... Really, using Gentoo FreeBSD edition or Source Mage is better.

Endwall 12/10/2017 (Sun) 08:50:25 [Preview] No.1078 del

I installed FreeBSD 10 on a Sun Microsystems UltraSparc Creator 3D workstation that I got for $30. OpenBSD wouldn't work, something about a bad magic number or something. Anyways the NVRAM had a dead battery so I couldn't get it on the internet because it couldn't register a MAC address which is stored in the NVRAM. I read an article about soldering the NVRAM with a new battery. Replacement is like $70 for a new NVRAM. So it's in the basement for future projects.

That aside I have about 2 or 3 PowerMac G5 silver towers ($50 for a dual 2.3GHz) that I want to install FreeBSD onto. I've read that this is the way to go with those things. I'll experiment with it this summer.

I think if you're going to go BSD go OpenBSD, but really these are for different purposes. If you need to have drivers for video cards and for multiple desktop environments use FreeBSD. If you want nothing to work, no drivers for video cards, etc but a secure environment then use OpenBSD. I mainly use Parabola, Gentoo and OpenBSD. Different use cases for different jobs. I ultimately want to migrate my linux experience to something like Source Mage evenutally when I have more time to spend reading and installing/fixing computers. But I'm too busy with school to change gears right now.

FreeBSD friends post your security tips here in this thread. Links to articles and tutorials about FreeBSD security and other helpful tips are also welcome. Thanks for starting the thread OP.

Anonymous 12/17/2017 (Sun) 05:39:07 [Preview] No.1086 del

>>1074
I do. I run it on the Xeon workstation under my desk.

BTC Mixing services links anon 10/17/2016 (Mon) 12:33:37 [Preview] No. 608 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]

http://bitmixegkuerln7q.onion/ - Darknet bitmixer.io
http://cleancondgqja34b.onion/ - CleanCoin
http://foggeddq65qveh2g.onion/ - BitcoinFog
http://blenderi54mbtyhz.onion/ - BitcoinBlender
http://grams7eo7mkagczs.onion/ - Helix Light
http://braveb6iyacflzc2.onion/ - BraveBunny
http://btcmixxihego4qyg.onion/ - BTCmix
http://laundryzlzgnni4n.onion/ - BitLaundry
http://btcwassndakf7wyc.onion/ - Bitcoin Wash

Anonymous 10/17/2016 (Mon) 20:36:47 [Preview] No. 609 del

questionable

Anonymous 10/12/2017 (Thu) 00:22:15 [Preview] No. 1049 del

how 2 buy bitcoins?

end/tech/ archive Anonymous 06/29/2017 (Thu) 09:06:23 [Preview] No. 957 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]

https://web.archive.org/web/20170603033845/http://endchan.xyz/tech/

All of the hundreds of threads just deleted from end/tech/ are available there.

SSH privacy Anonymous 05/11/2016 (Wed) 18:16:01 [Preview] No. 42 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]

How can I anonymously ssh into something? Going through Tor and using a freshly generated key for identification is obvious, but how can I make sure that there is no data leakage above all that? I haven't been able to find any guides on that, even though it seems like something a lot of people might be interested in doing.

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Anonymous 05/11/2016 (Wed) 21:01:41 [Preview] No. 45 del

>posting in the little retard's pet board
>captcha required

post this somewhere else if you are interested

Anonymous 10/21/2016 (Fri) 05:56:34 [Preview] No. 620 del

you gotta make suer your ssh deosn't show your key files to the server too

Anonymous 10/21/2016 (Fri) 12:05:39 [Preview] No. 621 del

>>620
Commenting out
SendEnv LANG LC_*
can help too.

Disabling pubkey auth is important. If you have passwordless key or have key loaded in ssh-agent, option
-oPubkeyAuthentication=no
disables pubkey auth completely.

Also, there's this thing to demonstrate deanon by ssh key:
https://github.com/FiloSottile/whosthere

Anonymous 12/28/2016 (Wed) 01:52:02 [Preview] No. 748 del

Finally, my almonds have been activated.

Anonymous 01/08/2017 (Sun) 19:31:59 [Preview] No. 782 del

In ~/.ssh/config so you don't leak your username if you forget to specify one.

host *

	user root

Non ICAAN controlled domains Anonymous 01/02/2017 (Mon) 18:30:10 [Preview] No. 760 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]

I have a website but I'm afraid that it won't stay up within the first year that Trump gets in. I would eventually pay for my own static IP but before then, I need to really decide on what website domains I should use that isn't too expensive. Some territorial domains have specifications as to what can and can't be done while other domains are controlled by FVEY. .is BTW, is super expensive, I was told that the price is around $500.

Anonymous 01/02/2017 (Mon) 18:33:10 [Preview] No. 761 del

mispelt ICANN

Anonymous 01/06/2017 (Fri) 22:33:59 [Preview] No. 770 del

>>760
>>761
.is Is great, archive.is people are smart people.

Anonymous 01/07/2017 (Sat) 04:06:07 [Preview] No. 772 del

>>760
Come to think of it, I think that pricing was an error on their part, should be 89 to 99 USD per year.

I wish I was Norwegian so that I can get a .no instead. Besides .no, I was thinking of .fi but then I realized that EU nations are potentially bad. .tv is under Australia but I might have to settle for that if I really don't want to pay up for .is

Anonymous 01/07/2017 (Sat) 18:42:17 [Preview] No. 774 del

>archive.is
NSAflare

Real answer is "onion".

Anonymous 01/08/2017 (Sun) 19:22:37 [Preview] No. 781 del

>>774
agreed
or .i2p

Anonymous 10/18/2016 (Tue) 22:11:53 [Preview] No. 615 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]

http://www.aaai.org/ocs/index.php/WS/AAAIW16/paper/view/12566/12356

SELF-AWARE WEAPONISED MEMES ARE THE FUTURE