>cute girl asks to use your laptop
>>29212432
>no you can't, i have tons of porn i dont want you to see
i kind of want this to happen so i can use this line one day, it hasn't yet though
>>29212508
>not just hiding everything personal in truecrypt
>>29212548
>having anything to hide
I'm fucked, aren't I?
Will she think I'm a pedo?
>>29212633
She'll know you're a pedo for sure. And you would deserve it for naming an image of Venera as "Kate" like a dweeb.
>"whats with all this nazi shit anon?"
>"whats in this 'dank mee mees' folder?"
>"oh god you think that the holocaust was a joke!"
>"wow you have all these racist infographs and cartoons, im reporting you!"
>"why do you like this frog so much?"
>"what's so funny about the first 7 minutes of Dark Knight Rises?"
>"Racist, sexist, islamaphobic, anti-semetic NAZI! You're a horrible person anon!"
>...later that day...
>"Let's hang out ;)"
>>29212674
Kate is easier to type and works better for sorting. I don't watch anime, I only fap to it.
>>29212432
>arch
ORIGINAL
>nano
Bloxirero
>>29212432
>nano
Why bother with Arch, just use Mint like you obviously want.
>>29212432
>ajibola
Are you Nigerian?
>SKY90105
In the UK?
>iconz on freenode
heheh, expect some nasty PMs!!! Hahahahah
>>29212548
You do realize anything short of FDE is a waste of time, right?
>>29212432
>>29212633
Can someone explain to a stupid fag like me what's up with the windows of text and shit? Is this some l33t anonymous haxx0r shit?
>>29212793
>Doesn't know how truecrypt works
Not him, but truecrypt gives you plausible deniability. FDE doesn't.
>>29212721
>I don't watch anime, I only fap to it.
That's pretty pitiable in truth. I don't want to be your friend anymore.
>>29212819
I'm not even sure who you are though. Was it an unrequited friendship?
>>29212814
How does FDE not give you plausible deniability?
>>29212804
https://wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php/GNU/Linux_ricing#Window_Managers
>>29212862
It was the general friendship that all cuteposters have. You have lost your right to cutepost.
>>29212814
>needing plausible deniability
Thank God I don't live in a 3rd world shithole.
>protip: bits and pieces of your files are spread around unencrypted in memory, on swap and temp partitions every time you use them
>>29212866
Because decrypting it would give them whatever it is you're trying to hide. With truecrypt you can decrypt your drive and give them sensitive data, while hiding the really sensitive data inside another encrypted container. Even if you were to decrypt the first layer, you wouldn't be able to tell if there was another.
>>29212872
So all these fags just use Linux which hasn't got this polished interface other systems have?
>>29212903
I have 16GB of RAM, I don't need any fucking paging.
>>29212907
With FDE, you can make your entire hard drive look like it's filled with random noise and they can't prove that it's encrypted in the first place so you can deny that it's encrypted.
>>29212690
>wow you have all these racist infographs and cartoons, im reporting you!
>reporting you
Must be nice being a britcuck
>"okay hold on a second"
>log out
>log in to guest account
Easy peasy
>>29212432
i3 is a pretty comfy window manager.
>>29212913
>lincucks are faggots
It doesn't take a pra/g/eet to figure that out
windows master race here
>>29212949
holy fuck that's painful to look at
>>29212903
What fantasy world do you live in where plausible deniability isn't beneficial?
As for the rest of your post, that's why you use Tails if whatever you're dealing with is extremely sensitive.
>>29212936
That wouldn't pass by a judge. There would be a reasonable suspicion that the device was encrypted. In the US they can't force you to decrypt, but the idea that you'll get away because they can't PROVE your drive isn't just random data is silly.
>>29212919
>because you can trust that absolutely no piece of software uses it anyway
>>29212972
So what are you saying? They'll just assume any hard drive with random data on it is encrypted and demand every one of them in every investigation be unlocked?
I mean, plausible deniability doesn't even matter in the US. You have the fifth amendment to protect you from having to give up your key.
>>29212973
Programs do not use virtual memory, the kernel does.
>>29212972
>What fantasy world do you live in where plausible deniability isn't beneficial?
Well, let's face it, we're not secret agents or terrorists, so the only creeps we have to protect ourselves from are criminals, character assassination and LEA abuses.
In civilized countries you can't be demanded to provide evidence against yourself, and so by the time plausible deniability becomes relevant, things have already escalated beyond any realistic contingency plan (because the perpetrators are directly threatening your life and whatever you're trying to protect is no longer the highest priority).
>>29213036
They'll use technicalities against you or hold you in contempt of court. If they have proof you downloaded CP then they can also force you to decrypt your drive as well if I remember right.
If they have any evidence of the content you are not protected by the 5th amendment and they can force you to decrypt.
If you have a hidden volume then you can decrypt the standard volume and show you don't have anything. They also can't prove that you have a hidden container, so they can't use it against you.
>>29213036
>I mean, plausible deniability doesn't even matter in the US. You have the fifth amendment to protect you from having to give up your key.
Unless you're a pedophile.
https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2016/04/28/suspect-who-wont-decrypt-hard-drives-jailed-indefinitely/
I suspect terrorism suspects would just be disappeared for enhanced interrogation. Tax cases are pretty much guilty until proven innocent, so it doesn't matter if you open it or not. Thats 99% of cases.
>>29213048
No, I meant temp files, not paging.
>>29213098
Just like how they can't prove you have a hidden container, so they can't force you to decrypt it, they can't prove your disk is encrypted and not simply random noise, so they can't force you to decrypt it.
>>29213130
Somehow I get the feeling that claiming that your computer's only hard drive has just random noise when they have photos of you using it.
Oh, and a truecrypt bootloader present on the disk.
>>29213181
Where are they getting those photos of me using it?
Also, I have more than one hard drive in my computer.
>>29213191
Gee, I don't know, from the investigation that took place prior to v& your ass? Either way, all they need is like scraps of dmesg logs and you're fucked.
Plausible deniability is hard.
>>29212432
I would be embarassed too if I had such a shit resolution monitor
>>29213274
Do their cameras work through walls?
>>29212633
Cornelius is a great musician but ditch the stupid weeaboo shit
>>29213296
>ignoring the important part
You don't even know what dmesg logs are, do you? I guess your dragon dildo training will pay off after all.
>>29212432
boot up an ubuntu live usb and let her have her way with it
>>29212633
someone actually likes zvezda?
>>29212432
Why do people use these autistic desktop managers? As if using only the terminal actually makes you more productive.
Why not install something minimalistic like xfce and have a normal user experience.
>>29213361
Those logs are stored on the hard drive, which is fully encrypted.
Try again.
>>29213413
He's a literal pedophile who has been caught with CP multiple times.
>>29213455
>implying that there are any good GUIs for programmers
Then you have no plausible deniability.
>>29213455
but that doesnt give me the 1337 hacker a e s t h e t i c.
Besides i dropped out at middle school so i'd rather not have spent all my time in vain looking cool on the internet by memorizing all these i3 hotkeys :')
>>29213464
see >>29213567this is so oc it's crazy
>>29213548
>implying Visual Studio is not the best IDE for actual programming.
Why would you even use Linux then?
>>29212432
>not having the cute girls in your laptop
rookie mistake, bub
>>29213602
>visual studio
>not just powerline'd vim
topkek
>>29213567
How? Again, all they will see is that I have a hard drive with random noise on it. Since it's not the only hard drive in my computer, they can't even prove that I use it. For all they know, it just sits in my computer, connected to the motherboard but never used.
>>29213548
>programmers
AFAIK all the programmers I've met use IDEs and DEs myself included.
>>29213602
>MS products
Yeah, no.
>>29212432
i lol'd
thanks op
>>29212633
I think you probably are a pedo.
this thread is full of nerd shit and i'm jealous that i don't understand what's going on
>>29213654
>all they will see is that I have a hard drive with random noise on it. Since it's not the only hard drive in my computer, they can't even prove that I use it.
Yeah, no. See
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S.M.A.R.T.
WHAT YOU'RE REFERRING TO AS "LINUX"
>>29213654
>Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, this man is insulting your intelligence by asking you to believe that this hard drive, fully connected to the computer, and with recent activity according to the state computer forensics lab, was not used to store the child pornography that was recieved by, and the five hundred bomb threats sent from, his IP address on June 11th, 2016.
>>29213686
Don't be. I for an example have spent the last 15 years of my life in front of a computer. That means I'm a wizard apprentice with no social life. At least I make alright bank.
>>29213721
can linux make me into a hacker?
>>29213657
What have you actually programmed besides toys? Version control from an IDE is a pain in the dick, as is running automated tests. IDEs also have horrible scripting support.
>>29213776
it's not hard to computer and also real life
>>29213770
Uh, if they can prove your network is sending/receiving CP and that you're sending bomb threats, encryption shouldn't be your biggest concern.
>>29213716
Fine, fucking fine. Tell me how exactly your encrypted volume is going to help you, then. Are you 100% confident that your data can't be identified or found outside of the volume? What if you moved it out of the volume once and didn't securely erase the copy outside of the volume once finished? What if you did, but a log was generated at some point that identified the file by its MD5 hash, and that log is outside of the volume? What if any of a billion things happens that puts any kind of remotely incriminating evidence outside of the volume? You're fucked.
At least with FDE, absolutely everything is encrypted. There is no way for them to prove you possess the thing they suspect of you unless they can get access to the encrypted drive, the key to which you can refuse to provide.
>>29213672
Nothing wrong with that. I am what I am.
>>29213819
>What have you actually programmed besides toys?
Web services for government agencies, mostly. Most projects are 20-80k LOC and have to handle up to 20k simultaneous users.
>Version control from an IDE is a pain in the dick, as is running automated tests. IDEs also have horrible scripting support.
I don't agree on any of that. I've written stuff for .NET and Java, never came across any particular problems.
What fucking tools have YOU been using?
>>29213796
Yes. Not even trolling.
> the nature of the OS leads you to learn things
> as it happens, the shit you learn is the natural order of things in machines, because Linux is sane
> it starts by clicking around menus, maybe trying out weird programs that don't even exist on windows
> slowly you get accustomed to using the command line
> maybe you find a bug in a program
> maybe you report it
> in the process learning more
> soon you can script
> this leads to programming
And so you're a hacker. I've seen it happen tons of times, and many people I know are currently advancing through the steps.
>>29213945
Whoa whoa, pal, we're on the same side. I too think non-FDE encryption is complete bullshit, you'd have to be completely anal about using/opening the files. And you'd have to be seriously an expert to pull it off.
Plausible deniability is lost with FDE, but plausible deniability is an insanely tall order anyway.
>>29213948
anon please share more, i'm in a mood
>>29213924
I don't know how to real life, never done it really. Sometimes I go to bars and just inject myself into a group. Sometimes it works, other times it doesn't. It's not particularly fun though.
>>29214075
I don't know what you're talking about. I'm not a pervert like you are.
>>29213796
This >>29213995
All the ways Linux sucks ass vis-a-vis usability forces you out of your comfort zone and into what's happening under the hood of the crude GUI.
>>29212804
it's actually super simple stuff
>>29214151
Like train etiquette.
>tfw cygwin cuck
>>29214342
lolling at your life lad
>>29212804
dont listen anon. It's the pc equivalent of fingerless gloves
>>29213796
Just run a hexdump. Everyone will now fear your leet skills
>>29214378
Hey, there are plenty of legitimate uses for fingerless gloves.
>>29214549
such as?
hmmm?
>>29214647
Ice fishing, gathering sticks for a campfire, anything that requires you to handle delicate stuff in cold environments.
I see you've never been out in the woods.
>>29214098
>>29213948
what the hell man this is wrong
>>29214839
Normie, pls. Reddit bans loli, so go shitpost there.
>>29212633
can you post your wallpaper in full res please
i would really appriciate it
>>29212949
This is just hideous
>>29212432
>nano
it's like you don't WANT to edit text
>>29215230
nano is comfy
>>29215363
nano is underfeatured. do you want me to write you a little vim guidebook?
>>29215446
shut the fuck up!
I use what I want!!!
