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Alt-Sendme Send files and folders to anywhere in the world without storing them in the cloud - any size, any format, without accounts and restrictions. A free file transfer tool with open source code, using the capabilities of an advanced peer-to-peer network, allowing you to transfer files directly without storing them on cloud servers.
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You can now run Fedora Atomic OS on your Android Smartphone and Tablet A GitHub project called Pocketblue is providing Fedora Atomic images for mobile devices. Pocketblue is an atomic system that relies on OCI, OSTree and Bootc technologies. System images are based on upstream atomic Fedora images (Silverblue/Kinoite) and are built and distributed as OCI containers. NOTE: This is a work-in-progress project. During the installation process all data on your device will be wiped. Use at your own risk. However, the only supported devices are the Xiaomi Pad 5, the Xiaomi Pad 6, and the OnePlus 6/6T. So if you have one of those just lying around, you can give this a try.
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Meshtastic ❌ MeshCore ✅
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MetaRadar This is a tool for monitoring the Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) environment, designed to detect and track nearby Bluetooth devices, as well as to notify the user when a target device is detected. The program allows you to scan, analyze, and track BLE devices within range, providing the ability to create flexible filters for searching for devices based on various parameters, such as device name, address, location, and detection time. MetaRadar also performs a deep analysis of detected BLE devices, extracting data from available GATT services, and determines the type of device based on metadata, as well as the approximate distance to it. The application works in offline mode and does not collect personal data or information about the user's geolocation, ensuring privacy and security. The tool can also be useful for detecting surveillance of you Lang: Kotlin
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Epstein, Western Decline, & The Moral Collapse Of The Elites "What is at stake is no longer who “visited the island” or who “caught a ride on Epstein’s plane.” What is at stake is the fact that networks of this kind only exist when they are backed by deep institutional protection. There is no ritual pedophilia, no human trafficking on a transnational scale, no systematic production of extreme material without political, police, judicial, and media cover. This is not conspiracy: it is the logic of power. From this point on, the West can no longer hide behind the idea of gradual decline. It is not merely cultural degeneration or a loss of values. It is something darker: an elite that operates outside any recognizable moral limits and yet continues to govern. People directly or indirectly involved with this world continue to decide elections, wars, economic policies, and the fate of entire societies. If there is anything positive in this moment, it is the end of naivety. It is no longer possible to pretend that the system is “sick but recoverable.” What remained of the Western (anti-)civilizational project has been corroded from within. What comes next is still uncertain – and will be contested by all possible and necessary means. But one thing is clear: After Epstein, nothing can continue as before. Anyone who acts as if nothing has changed either does not understand the gravity of what has come to light or is pretending not to understand." Lucas Leiroz
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🇬🇧 A "new" British police tool is capable of downloading all information from your smartphone, including deleted messages, deleted browsing history & private conversations - BBC The device is capable of downloading: - call logs, - chats, - cookies, - device notifications, - emails, - instant messages, - passwords, - browsing history, - deleted conversations in encrypted applications It can be deployed at airports and scan smartphones of everyone who enters the UK legally in the future Let's say goodbye to "privacy"
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Mullvad continues to pass audits A new security audit report conducted by the German firm X41 D-Sec on Mullvad VPN concludes that no critical flaws or risks to user's privacy were found. The white-box audit focused on the backend services of accounts and payments, including the public API, authentication, device registration, payment processing, and WireGuard key distribution. While 3 medium-severity issues were found, Mullvad responded quickly by fixing the vulnerabilities during the audit and considering recommendations to strengthen aspects such as mutual TLS configuration, cryptographic signatures in VPN relays, and concurrency management in multithreaded environments. The audit positively highlights Mullvad's minimalist approach to data management, with strict compartmentalization separating user identities from VPN keys, and regular key rotation. Rightly so, Mullvad is one of the best VPN you can have today.
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Kazani 1 month ago
Polymarket spreads neocon disinformation to manufacture consent for bombing Iran It is also paying influencers all across this site to popularize its brand The "world's largest prediction market" relies on psychological warfare to manipulate betting markets How many of you are aware prediction markets were a former DARPA project like Facebook (LifeLog) was? Per the CIA website, “In 2001, the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency (DARPA) started experimenting with methods for applying DARPA’s Future Markets Applied to Prediction (FutureMAP) program tested whether prediction markets, markets in which people bet on the likelihood of future events, could be used to improve upon existing approaches to preparing strategic intelligence. The program was cancelled in the summer of 2003 under a barrage of congressional criticism.” https://www.cia.gov/resources/csi/static/Prediction-Markets-Enhance-Intel.pdf
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To all Vapers out there. A groundbreaking study from researchers at UC Davis, published in ACS Central Science, analyzed aerosols from popular disposable e-cigarettes. They found that certain devices emitted lead, nickel, and chromium at concentrations higher than traditional tobacco smoke. Shockingly, one device released more lead in a single day of use than 20 packs of cigarettes. Lead exposure, even at low levels, can impair neurological development, especially in adolescents. Nickel and chromium are known carcinogens linked to respiratory ailments and allergic reactions. The culprit? The degradation of metal coils and the use of lead-containing alloys in internal components. The lack of standardized quality control in these disposable products makes their toxicity not just likely but inevitable. But the danger doesn't end there. Many of these metals also fall into a category called "metalloestrogens" metallic compounds that can mimic estrogen in the body and bind to hormone receptors. According to GreenMedInfo's previous coverage, these metalloestrogens may fuel estrogen-sensitive cancers such as breast, ovarian, and prostate cancer. This hormonal mimicry is especially concerning given the already endocrine-disrupting properties of other vape constituents
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Multiple Zero-Days are required to get in GrapheneOS. There are still corelation and meta data based attacks possible. But if a techie wants to evade. They can. It will still require user interaction. 0 clicks are very difficult.
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The Social Blood Highly recommended A short, critical read, explains 'why' central bankers are obsessed with "programmable money" The Moses Hess realisation yesterday slotted right into the picture ➡️ Summary: "Moses Hess, inspired by Hegel, proposed that money acts as the 'social blood,' integrating society like a circulatory system. Hegel envisioned history moving towards organic unity, but lacked a mechanism to explain how millions of people could function as a coherent whole. Hess inverted Hegel's ideas, arguing that money, not the state, is the primary force for social integration, making individuals interdependent. Hess's critique of money as a tool of 'slavery' inadvertently provided a blueprint for how to control social circulation. Marx extended Hess's ideas by identifying the 'centralization of credit' as a key lever for controlling the social organism. Lenin operationalized this control through 'universal accounting and control,' aiming for total surveillance of production and distribution. Bogdanov developed tektology, a universal science of organization, viewing society as a system to be optimized through information processing. Leontief's input-output analysis made economic flows calculable, rendering the social organism's metabolism visible. The modern concept of the Circular Economy and the Bank for International Settlements' 'Unified Ledger' represent the completion of this integrated, controlled social system. The core insight is that social integration occurs through circulation, and control over this circulation grants control over the entire social organism." ➡️ My Opinion: This article is diagnostically brilliant and strategically incomplete. - It explains: how control could work, why elites pursue it - It does not explain: why it will eventually fail or what replaces it The next phase is not total control, nor total collapse.
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Do not use Proton mail service. Seems they deliver all customers data to government Here are some detailed sources describing the Proton Mail vs. Phrack controversy from September 2025: - The Intercept's investigative article (one of the most comprehensive journalistic accounts): - Phrack's own article (Issue 72, which includes the original exposé on North Korean cyber-espionage and a timeline of the Proton account suspensions at the top): (or the Markdown version: - A blog post analyzing the incident from redact.dev: - Another blog-style breakdown on Substack (The Lunduke Journal):
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⬇️ One tool to download videos from almost anywhere A new free utility makes it possible to download videos from nearly the entire internet locally, fast, and without relying on cloud services. 🔸 Supports 1,000+ platforms, including YouTube, TikTok, Twitch, Vimeo, Kick, and more. 🔸 Lets you download only specific segments, not the full video. 🔸 Handles multiple downloads at once, no need to queue manually. 🔸 Includes quality selection, from low-res to the original source. 🔸 Can download subtitles alongside the video. 🔸 Supports auto-downloading new videos from a feed or channel. 🔸 Runs entirely locally, no accounts or cloud processing. 🔸 Has a browser extension, one click and the video is saved. This feels like a “Swiss army knife” for video downloading: simple on the surface, but surprisingly powerful under the hood.