Sugestor Ultra

Njal.la wants to host only spam and scam domains? Because that's how they are portrayed by such actions. Noone sane will buy a more important domain from them. They should transfer your domains to some other chosen registrar if they don't want to keep the service.

2026-05-06 07:54:32 CEST

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Who needs password vaults when you can cleartext in ram all of them at once 💩

2026-05-06 07:52:25 CEST

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And sends all this data back to GPT admins. Because yes, thats how cloud AI works. It's not a local model.

2026-05-06 04:31:47 CEST

Fast info about apache2 RCE CVE-2026-23918.
Module http2 has to be loaded to be vulnerable, check with:
apache2ctl -M | grep http2
ONLY MPM "worker" is vulneralbe. MPM Prefork is NOT vulnerable.
apachectl -V | grep -i "Server MPM"
If vulnerable:
Disable http2 module to mitigate:
a2dismod http2
Restart apache2.

2026-05-04 15:54:35 CEST

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Ursula, they won't forgive you age blocks for sure. Making the EU an enemy at the start - what can go wrong.

2026-05-04 15:43:38 CEST

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Age blocks will increase government attacks, blocking address space or dns may become the norm for relays. Tor is not just needed, Tor is the first responder in this chaos, and it's too weak to handle all of this, but for a start it will stand its ground for some time.

2026-05-04 15:39:11 CEST

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Just add an option for socks proxy. Orbot works really well with Amethyst this way

2026-05-04 15:13:48 CEST

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The open OS like Gnu? I removed the age field and recompiled systemd. So. The only way to enforce this is by attacking all the hardware and forcing bootloader locks. So no. Any open OS is not and will not be responsible for "enforcing" this pathological stupidity. Only locked-down bootloaders in iphones and most androids make it possible to CONTROL their owners.
Do not use locked down systems. Doing so you are giving away all your digital freedom.

2026-05-04 14:25:03 CEST

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"Can't find it. Can you flash me the uid?"

2026-05-04 07:08:08 CEST

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Clipping a truck with 767, well that's something new

2026-05-04 07:05:06 CEST

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Pushy pushy, I started a 25GB, 32b qwen2.5 on a fricking laptop 10 minutes ago and already made him optimise some code, it's sweating as F but getting there slowly. Where are those hardware lattice acceleratos for AIs from AMD?

2026-05-04 06:46:50 CEST

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And exactly because of that, open source is a threat and a big one to that, because of AIs. LLMs are getting so good at adding code that anyone can already "enhance" an app any way he pleases. That's why defending freedom booloaders like in x86 is crucial, for us to be able to use open source software at all.
Modifying a kernel code which I would search for possibly hours, LLM did it for me in 5 minutes, compilation another 15 minutes and voila, I have a specially crafted thing, no more limits.
To be able to run any open source, even if the open source comnmnity goes underground, we need hardware which is not limited to chosen apps (iphone is limited and list of apps controlled by apple).
It would be nice to change gpl license so it cannot be used on devices where device owner cannot unlock the bootloader. Probably a fucked up idea, but it's a start.

2026-05-04 06:32:00 CEST

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Two things to defend for now:
1. x86/risc bootloader freedom.
2. Onion based nostr relays
Will clearnet nostr relays be attacked? Yes.
How? Most likely by dns blocking.
When? Not too soon. ~3 to 4 years.
Will Android via google be attacked? It already is, look for: google sideloading block.
Things already lost: iphones (in the uk every iphone has to be IDed), arm cpus with locked bootloaders, some IoTs, some routers and APs, tablets because of locked bootloaders and google in general, smart TVs, smart watches.
Thank you iphone users in particular, for agreeing to control of your phones by apple. Now we have a clusterfuck to deal with because others try to follow this idea. Keep ignoring this and the whole world will end up as a fucking dystopia of 9000th level.

2026-05-04 06:06:00 CEST

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For those who want to push the limits I suggest (as a Sugestor 🙉) using an asymmetric encryption with PQC for storage and backups. Use "duplicity" (not duplicati) for that. Check out a fancy asymm. encrypted camera app called Cryptocam (f-froid available, open source), which doesn't store encryption keys on a device.
If there is no key on a device, there is no possibility to leak or extort it. You may even ask a friend to keep the key for you, and never actually be in the possesion of that key.

2026-05-04 05:58:31 CEST

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Use encryption people. Self hosting without encryption is worse than Tuta or proton drive. It will get worse in this world, so prepare for it sooner than later. For places like the fucked up UK shithole, use plausible deniability, for example hidden volumes in veracrypt. And be careful with crypto wallets when entering the UK - always use plausible deniabilty or a wallet which has it built-in

2026-05-03 14:44:27 CEST

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If it really has 1W of power which I doubt it, be very careful with it, you have only one pair of eyes. Even scattered laser can be danegrous at this power level

2026-05-02 01:49:33 CEST

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My LLM said: peka boo GPU

2026-05-02 01:38:44 CEST

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What the fuck.

2026-05-01 02:40:50 CEST

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I predict the first collapse in July 2026. At the end of 2027 there will be the whole plan visible but vague. In the middle of 2029 it will be clear what is going on. The hardest to predict is to where are they gonna strike, in which part of the system, be it the social media corporations, operating system makers or maybe even hardware itself or even hardware design stages.
In the current situation, it's still unknown what agreements were achived between governments and big players like google, apple and microsoft, meta etc. It should be public but it isn't.
One thing I know for sure, that using the most powerful excuse to introduce those laws and using a new term "highly effective" tells me they are very afraid of loosing control of something and it almost looks like the last effort, almost a panic, crisis and damage control.

2026-05-01 02:25:51 CEST

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Do you really want to know how a wave of teens and privacy aware people after social media block looks like? Nostr may not be able to hold for one hour under those conditions. A shitstorm of clursterfuck proportions doesn't even get close to a proper description. But it will happen sooner or later on Nostr too. I just hope it will have enough relays to not collapse in the first hour

2026-05-01 02:15:33 CEST

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As much as I love "easy install" from app stores, those have a very dark side to them which we are witnessing with apple removing all apps which a government doesn't like.
Centralised app delivery is just dangerous in this context. Giving away freedom for convinience is not the best idea in a long term.

2026-05-01 01:11:19 CEST

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That's exactly how it works. The question is how much time has to pass between "protect children" and a real disclosure what the system is for

2026-04-30 22:11:22 CEST

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You should place your gpg key fingerprint in multiple places to make it hard to swap to an attacker.
Also the canary should contain at least one event from current news to prove it wasn't signed backward in time.

2026-04-30 22:00:47 CEST

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"Protecting kids"... didn't take long to show the real face, did it?

2026-04-30 11:36:15 CEST

https://copy.fail
Not good.

2026-04-30 06:50:03 CEST

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Agreeing to use locked down systems will lead to the ultimate lockdown of everything. It's not a technical problem, it's a human or societal problem. It's also probably included in the plan which is being executed as we speak: age blocks, IDs, scanning.
That's why even small changes are dangerous. If we don't want to end up being controlled by governments on every step, I suggest to take action

2026-04-29 23:48:38 CEST

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I hope noone will verify using their app. But it's irrelevant anyway until x86, and partially arm and risc hardware is open and has no forced bootloader lock. Keep an eye on any possible moves which can lead to a full bootloader locking, because that would be the hot point where the fun stops and war begins.

2026-04-29 10:48:53 CEST

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Try open source games, you can mod them into oblivion. "Beyond all reason" is a good example.
You are lucky you have time for gaming. Fun begins when you have to always choose what to sacrifice, to get time for other stuff

2026-04-29 05:39:21 CEST

I asked an LLM if I can relay the reality itself through Nostr relays, it said it sees no problem at all. I'm scared now.

2026-04-29 04:38:54 CEST

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https://cdn.sovbit.host/410c37104e0495fea7ff7d3573321f39aa90b5fee052a8daa5e6ee3dc0f343cc.jpeg
Authentic response from google days after the event

2026-04-29 01:56:36 CEST

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But I'm 99% sure there will be a system-wide flag that this option is enabled and it will allow other apps to refuse working. Again, I hope I'm wrong, but judging by other corporations movements it will be bad. Microsoft will try to lock-down windows using TPM, especially the CA certification of TPMs. So agreeing for a slow death of device ownership is not the smartest move

2026-04-29 01:52:17 CEST

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And then GrapheneOS will be pushed aside, no offical app will work on it, because it's "not certified". And every "open" system will end in a similar way.
You know, I really wish to be wrong here.

2026-04-29 01:41:46 CEST

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Thanks iphone users - yes i'm looking at you. You fed this mechanism. You agreed for Apple control over your own device. You are responsible for others to follow a similar pattern, like Google right now.

2026-04-27 07:26:11 CEST

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Oh, let me guess, to enforce this, everyone has to show an ID?

2026-04-26 06:02:13 CEST

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Hello Simplified Privacy ;) We all did a beautiful job there at the session groups

2026-04-24 08:26:35 CEST

Citing the EU: "platforms such as Apple, Meta, Google, Samsung, etc, must improve detection of symbols and patterns used to disguise activities such as drug sales and hate content."
I don't know why they did it, but they just shot their knee with that. There goes their "children protection" down the drain. Why? Because using "detection" to check for drug deals or "hate speech", shows us one very important thing: no one fucking cared about protecting children. So, as always, AGAIN, children were used to introduce this "detection", at first to "protect children" to be then revealed as a controlling tool, a censorship tool, and for all other justifications of control of some other fucked up shit which we can't even predict yet. FUCKING ALWAYS.

2026-04-23 10:18:25 CEST

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Sign the content. Nostr does it for you. Outside of it, sign your videos, or data with GPG. Do it before governments will try to roll out their own signature programm exactly because of AI

2026-04-23 01:45:58 CEST

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Information is not a crime. Actions are. Their thinking leads to charging the knife makers for actions of the users.

2026-04-22 05:18:48 CEST

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Never verify. Create spaces where verification is not needed.

2026-04-20 10:22:15 CEST

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It doesn't matter. What matters are unlockable bootloaders, which EU destroyed by the RED directive. A phone controlled by the state or corporation, apps, certs, what not, is still a brick, no matter how many batteries can be changed

2026-04-20 09:24:42 CEST

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Why? Because a hose will allow any water to flow. It doesn't need to be signed, it doesn't need a root of trust, there is no water review process. That's what our operating systems should always allow for, just be like a hose, we choose where to hook it up, not corporations and governments

2026-04-18 22:06:44 CEST

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I wonder, how does this work in the minds of some? This is so basic - is my car connected to someone's servers or not? So how does it work? Like... Ignore everything around you? Ignore how world works? Or I don't know... Some type of agreement with your own mind to ignore obvious stuff and stop asking questions? How? Please tell me what mechanism causes people to agree that the car they own can be controlled remotely?

2026-04-17 07:04:02 CEST

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What a load of crap. Syslog in dhcp8 response? Local zoning? No access till dns8 resolution? No packets sent until whois8 works? Who the fuck designed this? A 1B LLM?
Hexadecimal ipv6 addressing is not a problem. Never was. Address assignment and bad implementations is, but it's getting better every day.

2026-04-16 13:18:10 CEST

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I'm warning about this all the time. Protect x86 - do not allow for bootloader locks like currently are in iphones or android. Download huge LLM models even if you can't currently run them. Get in contact with people of those LLMs, they will go underground in the future, we need to maintain contact. Put pressure on everything that requires a locked bootloader - write bad opinions, inform how dangerous those apps are.

2026-04-16 11:56:25 CEST

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Donated.
I also have an important message: protect x86 architecture from being locked-down on the bootloader or TPM level. Protect it at all cost.
We are bascially at war.

2026-04-16 11:48:35 CEST

Protect x86 from being locked-down at all cost. It's a war now.

2026-04-13 17:58:09 CEST

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Yeah, maybe the UK should fix their broken self-incrimination protection first. It's a western country or china afterall?

2026-04-11 05:03:13 CEST

You my find those fingerprints useful:
1337x.to:
19A4FDBF466A5CA03C3F802B9C5A924FC135ECD2
Anna's Archive:
0D718B0A34129CE1AB5042DFDB312C327E586040
Tor Browser Developers (signing key):
EF6E286DDA85EA2A4BA7DE684E2C6E8793298290
VeraCrypt Team <[email protected]>:
5069A233D55A0EEB174A5FC3821ACD02680D16DE
SomberNight/ghost43 (Electrum RELEASE signing key) <[email protected]>:
0EEDCFD5CAFB459067349B23CA9EEEC43DF911DC
All from my own repo, aged properly, verified a few times.

2026-04-11 04:49:12 CEST

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Anna's Archive has a GPG key. Save this key now. It may be useful later.
Its fingerprint:
0D718B0A34129CE1AB5042DFDB312C327E586040

2026-04-11 04:03:31 CEST

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That's the one which keeps user keys *server-side*? Secured by um... "Pin"?

2026-04-11 00:32:40 CEST

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Starmer should first fix the UK broken self-incrimination protection. The only western country where you can go to prison for binary blobs or forgotten phone pin.