• Zorsith@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    How to disable or otherwise avoid cameras

    How to confuse facial recognition

    How to construct a farraday cage

    How to extract a microphone from devices

    How to disable wireless network connectivity on devices

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    A lot of the same stuff, plus information about how to mine crypto.

    As a sidenote: That text file is partially why anarchism has such a bad rep today, because whoever wrote it obviously subscribed to the idea that anarchism means “chaos everywhere and no homework!!11”. It’s an interesting read, though. I just think the title is a bad fit.

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      A giant swath of 80s-90s teenagers thought that anarchism was “chaos everywhere and no homework!!11” it’s just that thankfully most of them didn’t collect a bunch of questionable advice into a book, LOL.

      But, good connection that cryptobros are the modern version thereof, I hadn’t quite realized that until you posted.

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      But DO NOT try the recipes! Some are so wrong they could kill you just by following them to the letter.

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      Yeah. The documentary American Anarchist adds some great perspective. The fellow who originally published it was a teen acting out who didn’t understand anarchism at the time. I didn’t even know better until I learned about it in post-secondary education.

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        Use llamacpp if you need to run it on a potato. Use koboldcpp if you have a gpu. Go to hugging face and download any gguf uncensored model of your choice. Pay openai zero dollars.

        Beware that most forms of self-hosted ai (i.e. Everything that isn’t llamacpp, koboldcpp or easy diffusion) are generally extremely difficult and borderline impossible to install from their github repos. Anything having to do with voice tts for example, you can fucking forget about it. I’ve been hacking away on the 3 most popular open source ones for months and still haven’t gotten even one of them to actually work and stop having python dependency issues. It’ll be a great day when they stop using python for this stuff.

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          I hate Python and I’ve barely used it. It’s a dependency nightmare. I wrote something that calls the OAI API in Java and managed to install Automatic and SD, but I’ll go the easy route. I have an older 6GB like GTX1660 I think. Is that enough for kobold?

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            That should work in koboldcpp. I’m running mine on an older gpu than that but with more vram. Use the gpulayers parameter to control exactly how much of the work gets offloaded to the gpu to control how much vram gets used up.

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          OpenwebUI with ollama is really good. Ollama is an easy install and OpenwebUI just needs docker, which seems complicated but it’s actually very easy.

          Ollama alone works as well but it’s just a cli, not the best

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          I’ve tried llama3, the 8b version. It just made a joke about the famous song “stop” by the beatles. It’s on the 1969 album “let it be” and it contains the line “”\ Stop you don’t know what it’s like / Being on your own…"

          I might invest in some better hardware and try the 27b version haha XD

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          It’s really just download and install. Just follow the instruction on the website. And check the readme on githun for how to use it.

          If you want aa nice looking webinterface, instead of a commandline interface, you can also download one of the many ready to use frontends. You can find them in the github readme.

          I installed it yesterday and the cli is pretty slow (on windows), but the rest api is pretty quick.

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    Making an ad blocking DNS server.

    How to de-google.

    Housing market hacking.

    3D printing guns.

    Removing Smartphone bloatware.

    Setting up a VPN.

    E-cig bombs.

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      3d printed guns are generally terrible. I think a high tech approach to improvised firearms would be incorporating the use of extremely cheap, tiny, affordable lathes and CNC machines.

      • The thing NGOs do in Africa is 3D print AK gun parts to be used to make molds to fill in where captured gun parts are lacking so that resistance groups against warlords can be better armed.

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          There are NGOs providing weapons? What are they called, “Weapons sans frontiers”?

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            Um, yes?

            NGOs often face situations in which the people that need humanitarian aid cannot be reached because a belligerent interest intercepts all supply. This is how we ended up with ad-hoc military support vehicles (say a pickup with a machine-gun mount) being called a technical since it and its crew would be budgeted in as technical services since Red Cross can’t exactly say they hired some goons to stand guard while they dispensed first aid services.

            So when NGOs scout a new region to support and ask the local villages what they need, it’s super common to hear well, our biggest problem is the warlord up-river who keeps sending guys with guns to take all our stuff. And since NATO isn’t interested in sorting that out, it’s up to our peace-corps crew to think about how to provide an ad-hoc balance of power.

            The problem is with a village with nothing but pointed sticks, one or two guys with an AK-47 can throw the balance or power so far that the village is forced to capitulate to the warlord. And it’s not that the NGOs are consulting with an arms dealer (which is how the warlord is getting his guns), so they’re improvising, which sometimes means 3D printing gun parts and then smithing them locally.

            As per most crisis hot spots in the world, few things are simple, and so yes, NGOs that are supposed to be non-violent (and even will present themselves as such to the international community) will resort to ad-hoc violence or violence-adjacient solutions. IRL is often messy.

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        They have improved considerably over the past 5 years and are more than viable for an extended use drop gun than ever before.

        All the better if you can use a sintering 3D printer and then mill the final dimensions to operational spec and choose a design that is less straining on the frame/receiver.

        If you are talking about machining from a billet, that is a serious dedication of time, energy, and finances. It is one thing if you learn to mill for sustainability and self-reliance, a whole 'nother thing if you are that motivated to make guns without the man knowing. You still would be buying a barrel if you can’t drop enough for the setup to make one.

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    I pulled out my copy of the cookbook just for reference, I keep it on my bookshelf next to my copy of the Poor Man’s James Bond 2. The 4 chapters of the book were “Drugs”, “Electronics, Sabotage, and Surveillance” (The shortest), “Natural, Nonlethal, and Lethal Weapons”, and “Explosives and Booby Traps”.

    I feel like “Drugs” would get expanded upon to showcase more modern stuff like Meth, Fent, Kratom, etc. The electronics/sabotage/surveillance chapter would double or triple in size easily, becoming the biggest in the book owing to our modern times and definitely include info on anonymizing yourself online along with in rallies/protests/riots, using the dark web, and more. Weaponry would get a nod towards 3d printing, maybe stuff on neutralizing gas for protestors/rioters. Explosives and Booby Traps wouldn’t change too much.

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      I really hate the new cigarettes that self-extinguish. My source for delay timer fuses now has to be self-rolled!

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          That’s not NEARLY as slow as the cigarette method. The cigarette fuse was a 2 inch fuse for a 15-25 minute-ish delay.

          You need time to not have to RUN away from things, you need to be able to casually stroll away so you don’t draw attention.

          Rolled Cigarettes from pipe tobacco still works. I also love how you can tell the people replying to this with “Oh you can just [YouTube Video]!” – have never actually used the method I’m mentioning.

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            Rolled Cigarettes from pipe tobacco still works

            No. It doesn’t. Pipe tobacco self-extinguishes even faster than cigarettes these days. Bogarting isn’t allowed any more.

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                I’ve been doing that for years now - keeping the damn thing lit is as difficult as getting it lit in the first place.

                Still tastes much better than normal cigarettes, though.

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          How slow is slow fuse? Because the cigarette method was basically a 2 inch, 20-30-minute timer that was available at every corner store imaginable. You could vary the time by getting shorts, or 110s, and the filter was good at holding normal fuse in place.

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            These days you can’t even get cigarettes at the supermarket or gas station anymore. At least in my country.

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      It would probably also include how to use an Arduino and some wire to rebroadcast the proximity antenna from somebody’s wireless key fob inside of their home to their Tesla.

      Probably how to clone a SIM card so that you can use the phone for free.

      A handful of methods to root and jailbreak various phones to break them from carrier locks.

      There would be an entire chapter on Lora and how to set up a surveillance free local Wi-Fi network for your city with solar powered devices and QR codes to allow people to connect with their phones.

      And definitely a handful of links to kiwix copies of that book and possibly a few gigabytes of other similar books that can be shared by the same network.

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    Ripped Nile Red and Nile Blue YouTube videos. And it would be in the form of a Torrent.

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        Sure, when they exist. They don’t always. They’re sometimes even penalized or limited by certain laws.

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          I live in the states. I you being a troll or are you serious because if your serious that is completely fucked up

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            My home town regulated soup kitchens the same way they regulated adult entertainment which, upon reading the document about zoning and restrictions, seems perfectly reasonable. Once you look at the city zoning however you realize there’s no single location within city limit that fits the criteria set. It’s legal for you to run one, there’s just no place you’re allowed to put it.

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        Those require registering. The kitchens are so overwhelmed (and there are some really shitty people) so they have to make sure you’re not just using the food bank for an easy meal ticket and taking food out of the mouths of people who genuinely can’t afford it. Some shitty people started going around to all the local food banks and collecting from all of them, then reselling what they had been given. Basically just straight up fraud.

        To combat that, the kitchens started taking ID from the people who use it, and notifying all of the other kitchens that John Smith, DOB 01/01/1990 just got food. So when that same John Smith shows up at a kitchen across town 20 minutes later, they know he’s a scammer. Churches do the same with their philanthropy; They’ll often give out gift cards or canned food to the homeless, but it requires registering because some shitty people ruined it. They started hitting all of the local churches, to resell the gift cards.

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          It is shit like this that makes me go WTF and just sadder for humanity. I did not know they took id’s though. I worked at a couple in the US and did not see them take an ID. Now a food bank I have and worked with people who were scamming them. I only used them twice in my life when I was a broke out of work college student and don’t really think I would be here to say thanks to them i would not be alive today.

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    Bad USBs would be on there for sure. Maybe an updated version of the floppy disk (so a USB drive) that catches fire.

    Stealing someone’s phone number or reading their texts.

    Card skimming, though less useful these days with chip tech.

    Making and running ROMs for Nintendo Switch.

    Various ways to pirate besides torrents.

    Product return scamming.

    Jailbreaking your vehicle.

    Stealing a catalytic converter.

    Lots of other stuff involving the Flipper Zero.

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        It’s basically a pen testing multitool with focus on wireless media. I would highly recommend getting familiar with the local regulations (ie. FCC in the US) before obtaining and playing around with one.

        The FCC doesn’t care about political philosophy when it comes to interference regs - they are happy to throw the book at you and have decades of detection equipment development to find you, if you mess with or interfere with regulated bands. For example, guitar pedal company Electro-Harmonix for slapped with a $450k fine and consent decree in 2013 for unknowingly violating FCC Part 15 regulations. Behringer was hit with a $1M fine in 2006. They don’t fuck around.

        That said, I’d encourage you to learn more, maybe get involved with things line LoRa and Meshtastic. Great things for an anarchist to know about.

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    CrimethInc published some years ago a book entitled Recipes for Disaster: An Anarchist Cookbook that covers their Anarchist view of revolutionary action which they explicitly titled in reference to the old one.

    And I think I also saw at one point, someone had collected a bunch of recipes from actual capital-A Anarchists to make an Anarchist Bookbook full of yummy food recipes but I can’t find it right now.

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      I maybe showing my age but when I was rebelling against authority in 91 I found it in a bookshop. Then in the 00s I saw it on the internet.

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        This book is 53 years old, it is sort of amazing how relevant it’s been over half a century. There are a lot of copy cats/ version 2 etc. But the original is 1971 and it’s how I learned how to make Napalm iirc.

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          LMAO ok then I got to ask before others ask how in the hell do you make napalm? I am not going to google it just incase someone or some government is watching.

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            I’m not tried the orange juice and kerosene mix, but you can get something that’s startlingly close by dissolving Styrofoam in gasoline.

            It makes a weird sticky goop that is highly flammable and is definitely something you would not want to have on your skin regardless of whether it is currently burning or not, although I will admit it would undoubtedly be far worse if it were on fire.