Just putting all your stuff in one big .7z so you can unpack it to directory then scan them all w/ AV.

http://phrack.org/issues/71/6.html#article here's the original paper for the intrested.

He didn't, malware guys use UPX and it's true that antiviruses scream bloody murder when they see it. It's also true you can't see what's inside unless you have special tools to do so. UPX also has one huge downside, it's its RAM usage, due to it's inner workings it's unable to use optimisations that normal binaries can like page sharing.

Tech? I would really love to join reverse engineering community or two.

They will not because it wouldn't be profitable to them.

If you log in w/ tor to account you've logged it w/o it you deanonymise yourself and it makes no sense.

Was going to suggest this vid too!

Tidal and tidal-dl. You can ask me for stuff.

Grab my hunting knife. Hide it under coat. Call my dogs. Go meet that thing. Knife has to be hidden in case it turns out peaceful like i am. (peaceful is not harmless)

Why didn't anyone mention burning it to ashes?

Go check what causes them grabbing my axe along the way.

Depends on country you happen to be in. If it's Poland or eastern Europe noone will give a damn. If it's Germany then you might be screwed. If you're on a good VPN you should be ok even in Germany.

It's not, i've got two non-tech friends on my private instance, biggest issue was me nuking wrong folder on server. You just need a good client, i go with Dino for desktop and monocles chat for android. My non-techies are mobile-only and i and my techy friend are on Dino on desktop, only feature it lacked is group calls which i've monkeypached with a feature for my bot that generates Jitsi invites.

I've found a old CD and put it up on Internet Archive, it's a place for old stuff to go.

Tried and can confirm almost every webpage even static ones which could be simple as rock needs truckload of bloat js code to be loaded from ext servers.

To add to Possibly Linux's precise and correct answer: Those leaks are made by hackers taking over organisation's servers and publishing what they found, noone can control it not even orgs in question.

If it's not a 3rd world country ofc.

Sounds reasonable, but they won't be able to take it out, they would only be able to not send new movies there.

Friends in other comments suggested that the file is 100-300gb size, it's quite a lot of RAM if you asked me, but not much for a harddrive. If i were to design this machnie would store the movie heavily encrypted on a harddisk and store keys in RAM. Sb ealier mentioned you need special keys from special compamy to decrypt it so it would be doubly encrypted, one key stored in RAM and another inputed by technican. Ofc if i were to design this i would try to make it piratable by introducing some "accidential" vuln.

Yeah, there's no need to pirate at the cinema when you can pirate at the studio. Anyway how in my Lord Satan they made that file that huge, it's 12K resolution or what?

Now i wonder what it does when battery dies, whether it wipes itself or not. And where it stores it's keys, in TPM or in RAM or where.

afaik audio hookups are recording of radio broadcasts for impaired not unauthorised rips of media used in cinema or recordings made using some tricks with wires and clamps.

torrents have trackers, special servers that keep track of who's got which parts of a file.

In fact it improves search results, when you have multiple search engines turned on searxng does some sorting or filtering thing and manages to filter out lots SEO crap and ads from search.

I2P makes anti-hacking server protections go mad. You first need to check whether your servers TOS doesn't say anything about port-scanning or hacking.

Sounds cool!

Sadly, no. You can open https://github.com and look for name of service you're intrested in.

yt-dlp does a great job at ripping on majority of websites. If yt-dlp can't rip something then likely there is service-specific tool to do that i.e tidal-dl for Tidal (hi-fi music service). There's also a hardware method that involves cheap chineese hdmi splitters (it needs to be a cheap one, b/c they lack support for DRM) and hdmi capture card. Sometimes it's DVD or blu-ray ripping.

Ppl do it with UV LEDs and they claim it works. I never tested it, i'm dried-a-cactus kind of guy.

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First thing that comes to mind is ye olde cheap opamp and a potentiometer. This aritcle claims hysteresis can be done with a resistor. Opamp output is not meant for relay, but it can control a transistor which in turn can control your relay just fine.

Edit: i've just re-read your post, there's no need for relays if you have low voltage, just get a transistor rated for more than 5V and make sure it wom't overheat.

Cloud and "serverless" solutions

right i made a typo, thanks a lot.

for chat there's IRC or bit more modern XMPP.

It's more likely to be a sb like me who just gathers stuff like that for future use in (maybe) questionable way.

It would be great to have servers that support both protocols, i prefer XMPP because of speed but some say matrix is safer.

I mean efficient clients that are both easy for non-techy ppl and their 4GB of RAM.

Looks like it's got same problems as Matrix does (despite architecture diffirences).

I use TinyBit launcher, i think it can do it but i never needed to because junk app quickly go so far in list you just don't see them.

You need optimus or bumblebee to do that. Just beware those are pain to install.