pentester bootcamp

>>15317
My mostly uninformed take is that gecko is pretty solid but blink is both mostly ahead (minus some possible greater performance for, say if you have dozens of tabs opened) and suffers from Google Chrome's near domination of web meaning many website owners just don't care optimizing stuff for Firefox (with the webkit browsers being closer and easier but still sometimes having some funkiness).

>>15318
What about blink version of Firefox?

This shit is fake.
The kind of positive thing is that it only preys on script kiddies.
Still reporting for spam.

Shake your booty

based seeder bro

>>15285
Isn't that bad for your PC long term wise?

>>15285 all electronics is better off with constant flow of power rather than fluctuation of it

>>15293
Bad for fans maybe, not gonn ahurt much else provided its cooling properly. I have a 18 year old thinkpad I bought used about 6 years ago and I run it 24/7. Fan has shit the bed but only cost like 7 bucks to replace. The only things I would be worried about are cheap stuff and things with terrible thermals. but if it's cooling properly should be no issue running it all the time.

for those who want to do this

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHkwlexIsoJVa5g_G9g18GA

interesting. looks like a valid way to specify a device indeed

could kernel prefer lowercase letters?

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I hate this forum I just wrotte a full answer and couldn't place the post.

There are two Russian forums, in one you have to pay to enter and in the other you have to activate Javascrypt... I haven't tried any.

I only use Omni at the moment:

http://onnii6niq53gv3rvjpi7z5axkasurk2x5w5lwliep4qyeb2azagxn4qd.onion/index.php

People say that cryptbb is compromised, one of the owners has left the forum or leaked vendors

Session in case you feel like chatting:
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pretty wayfu btw

>>15282
> And >>15265 also write about session.
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*fix

Session is a messaging software from Lokinet devs. IRRC it borrows some codebase from Signal.

https://getsession.org

And, Yes I am a lawyer.
Yes GRSecurity is contravening the "u can't put any additional restrictions not mentioned in the text of this license" clause of the GPL; vs both the Linux Kernel and the GCC "plugins" they distribute subject to their(GRSecurity's) "no redistribution" clause (which has been effective: the source has not leaked: GRSecurity has made it's patches to the linux kernel and GCC proprietary)

The GCC "plugins" are non-separable derivative works, just as their linux-kernel patches are non-separable derivative works. They only work regarding the parent work.

Don't believe me: read the real player case then. Go on. Read it. If you even make some 3rd party program that messes with the look of the other program you can be violating the copyright on the other program. Go read the case. There are others but when I tell you people you just say "DURR WHY NOT JUST DISTRIBUTe A DiFF and GeT aRoUnD the GpL thaT wAy"

Why won't RMS sue? Because he has women lawyers surrounding him who don't want to do shit. That's actually their job: to dissuade RMS etc from taking any Copyright action and upsetting the "GPL-as-effectivly-BSD-Licensed" status-quoe that emerged.

The only courageous one was Bruce Perens who fought abit of the good fight.
Note: ANY of these federal copyright lawsuits would cost probably half-a-million or more for the Copyright owner to prosecute.
RMS's foundation doesn't want to do it.
GPL rots in it's grave.