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I have the following setup for running an eepsite:
Linux host (Mint)
Virtual Machine (Ubuntu MATE with I2P installed, along with macchanger)
Running VM from a USB stick.
Anything wrong with this in terms of security and host IP being discovered?
>inb4 use TOR (its compromised)
>inb4 use VPN (they log your original IP and log usage)
>Anything wrong with this in terms of security and host IP being discovered?
Yeah, you posting about it.
>>54755823
>>inb4 use TOR (its compromised)
russianproofchicken.png
>>54755823
>I2P
It's literally just a forum full with I2P users who masturbate how great but empty their network is. Nothing fucking more.
Here, /g/, I've made a simple 8ball web app as practice to learn PHP and MySQL,
and I've decided to share it with you guys. It will remember past questions and
return the answers it previously determined.
https://nonfree.pizza/8ball.php
The web page shows up properly in every browser and contains absolutely no
nonfree javascript or any scripts you're expected to run for that matter. For
people who prefer it, there is an even simpler method to ask the magic 8ball
questions. Just POST it as q to https://nonfree.pizza/8ball.php and it will
respond with no HTML, just the answer. For example:$ curl -d q="Should I install Gentoo?" https://nonfree.pizza/8ball.php
The 8ball says:
Do you really need me to tell you that?
$
This saves on bandwidth if you're in a location with bad internet or an
applications developer.
Suggestions welcome. I hope at least someone on here finds value in it.
root@server:~# curl -d q="will i get pussy tonight?" https://nonfree.pizza/8ball.php
The 8ball has determined:
There's no question about it.
root@server:~#
thanks 8ball
>>54755781
>Here, /g/, I've made a simple 8ball web app as practice to learn PHP and MySQL
>Web app
Also why the fuck do you need a database or PHP for something that could be done in Javascript? Or a single line or perl?
>>54756213
>javascript
Why would I want to trust the client to determine the answer? I'm storing the answers for future responses, so why wouldn't I do it serverside?
>get the 16GB RAM upgrade option for my iMac
>$200 extra
>Still not enough
>>54755775
>he fell for the 16gb ram AND apple meme
>$200 for 16GB RAM
>>54755775
>Still not enough
Why? You have 6 gb free.
Anyway, 4gb is enough for everything.
I have a fresh install of Windows 10 and I want to play around with the Package Manager. However, when trying to install Firefox, I only get this.
Why don't you just download the installer like a non-retarded person.
>>54755783
I wanted to try the package manager for fun
Install Gentoo
Best tiny mechanical keyboard wirth no numpad for under $100?
I use a rk 61.
>$37.99 w/ Prime
>N-Key rollover
>Outemu blue switches
>Standard ANSI layout
Also, >>>/g/mkg/
>>54755756
How much?
I have a question regarding port forwarding and I hope you can help.
I have two machines that are accessible over public IP, let's call them 1 and 2.
I need to access a web service that runs on 2 but I can't as for some reason the IP is blacklisted and I can't do anything about that.
Machine 1, on the other hand, can be accessed without restrictions.
How can I use machine 1 as a traffic bridge towards the service on machine 2?
I know I could do a simple port forwarding on the firewall but that wouldn't work as the return traffic would come with the IP of machine 2 and would be blocked.
Another solution I'm thinking of is a VPN, but I would like to know if there is something else.
I'm running FreeBSD 10 on both machines btw.
>>54755576
Send all traffic to the available computer, have the available computer use iptables to redirect traffic on a certain port to the non available computer, and iptables to forward returned traffic as well
>>54755576
Look at DMZ maybe that can help you
>>54755576
Do you a firewall like ASA or is it a home router?
is it possible to resolve the ip out of steam's friendslist?
Try to get their Skype username
if they accept voice call
>>54755562
I think i have read some place that you can find the IP with one you are chating with by using a sniffer.
What could it be? This package that came for me. Would it feel good inserted anally?
guessing by that R series in the background, its possibly a G series workstation
or a dock
Why are people buying Chromebooks over Macbooks?
Because they don't like wasting money on fashion accessories
>inb4 poorfags
Macbooks are over priced garbage and the Chromebooks do everything they need at a fraction of the price.
Most people just use "the internet" on their computer anyways.
Prove to me that this isn't still the most well-rounded phone you can buy. (Not to mention the amazing pricing)
Can't
has camera problems
Best phone of 2016 2bh
Warranty even covers flashing custom roms
Only 30 mb.
>pic related
>>54755139
>Windows
Just fucking kill yourself already.
Fuck off and come back when you learn what a working set is, retard.
>>54755150
Nice shitpost, loser.
>2016
>using jewtorrent
Do people seriously do this?
2.2.1 masterrace.
No, people use qbittorlrrent.
>>54755100
Normies do.
>>54755105
Will you say the same when one day someone encrypts all of your files through your shit, outdated software?
>this triggers /g/
>>54755079
I've got the same gpu. Not a bad one at all.
>>54755079
>59Hz
triggered
So, how much more expensive is it than just buying the parts and putting them together yourself?
30-40%?
Can anyone provide me with an example of a 'find max' algorithm in either C# or C++?
>>54755076
I did it in Java for you ;^)
How the fuck couldn't you solve it yourself? It's literally programming 101public int findMax(int[] input){
int max = input[0];
for(int i = 0; i < input.length; i++){
if(max<input[i]){
max = input[i];
}
}
return max;
}
>>54755146
Yeah, I'm just a beginner haha. Thanks man
>>54755182
Alright, we have all been there, good luck anon
Display Technologies
>vacuum tube
>CRT
>LED
>???
what's next?
>>54755067
laser / holograms
plasma
Direct link to your brain
