(04-15-2021, 01:57 PM)quit Wrote:

Quote:I use macOS and Windows 10. I also had a pc before with macOS and windows 10 on dual-boot, it was a Hackintosh.

Oh well more fool you, Microsoft's Crypto API or CAPI inside Infinion Chips to reduce your cryptographic functions - meh it is what it is!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DEC_Prism
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_PRISM
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRISM_%28surveillance_program%29

Windows 3.51 was the only version of Windows that supported PPC with the NewShell which later became Internet Explorer intergrated into your machine with DRM - the operating system from Microsoft then explodes in size over it's lifetime of iterations going from being a simple 90MB distribution into a raging 32GB in size, a job well done.

An it's what's in the open source specifications of the NEW TPM 2.0 that really floats my boat from a programmer perspective, it has decryption functions built into the CHIP to make hacking you faster!

If I sound a little sarcastic it's probably because I've decided to throw my lot in with the OpenBSD crowd and call Microsoft what it is utter Crap!

You can get the Decryption routines for the TPM chip - right off the Trusted Computing Group homepage...

Trust... Microsoft, Apple & Google lost mine a long time ago!

The great thing about old Windows NT 3.51 is it uses the much older IPX and Novel PKI instead of TCP so you can make like a hermit kingdom and seclude your daily work-flow from the internet and when people ask about an internet connection, just smile and say "No"

Sick an tired of all the crap updates from Chrome, Firefox and Thunderbird taking over your daily driver with there own Cr-api Crypto Certificates - then the easy solution is to roll back the clock. And install a work-flow that didn't require any of it to begin with.

Watching a Digitally Rights Managed (DRM) Operating System grow is like watching a Boil slowly fill with PUSS, it just gets bigger and bigger and bigger until eventually it POP's and you get to watch the Puss oozing out of it!

(04-16-2021, 01:44 PM)ppenguin Wrote: I am using Mac but Qubes OS is the best for security and privacy.

(04-16-2021, 03:08 PM)poi$on ivy Wrote:

(04-16-2021, 01:44 PM)ppenguin Wrote: I am using Mac but Qubes OS is the best for security and privacy.

Is qubes good? If im ever getting a new computer, Ive been thinking of using it as my computer for running TOR and my crypto wallet.

But is it worth it? Is it that good?

(04-16-2021, 03:25 PM)ppenguin Wrote:

(04-16-2021, 03:08 PM)poi$on ivy Wrote:

(04-16-2021, 01:44 PM)ppenguin Wrote: I am using Mac but Qubes OS is the best for security and privacy.

Is qubes good? If im ever getting a new computer, Ive been thinking of using it as my computer for running TOR and my crypto wallet.

But is it worth it? Is it that good?

it is very good. the whonix operating system built into qubes is the ultimate for anonymity.
but mind you qubes is ram hungry. in order to run it decently you will need atleast 16 gb ram
dom0 will take 2.5 gb to 4 gb ram
sys-net 500 mb
sys-usb 500mb
sys-firewall 500mb
sys-vpn 500mb (if you want to have a seperate vm to route all traffic through vpn)
your workspace os (4-8 gb) based on your usage
so min 16 gb ram but i would suggest 24 gb

(04-16-2021, 03:25 PM)ppenguin Wrote:

(04-16-2021, 03:08 PM)poi$on ivy Wrote:

(04-16-2021, 01:44 PM)ppenguin Wrote: I am using Mac but Qubes OS is the best for security and privacy.

Is qubes good? If im ever getting a new computer, Ive been thinking of using it as my computer for running TOR and my crypto wallet.

But is it worth it? Is it that good?

it is very good. the whonix operating system built into qubes is the ultimate for anonymity.
but mind you qubes is ram hungry. in order to run it decently you will need atleast 16 gb ram
dom0 will take 2.5 gb to 4 gb ram
sys-net 500 mb
sys-usb 500mb
sys-firewall 500mb
sys-vpn 500mb (if you want to have a seperate vm to route all traffic through vpn)
your workspace os (4-8 gb) based on your usage
so min 16 gb ram but i would suggest 24 gb

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(04-16-2021, 03:25 PM)ppenguin Wrote:

(04-16-2021, 03:08 PM)poi$on ivy Wrote: Is qubes good? If im ever getting a new computer, Ive been thinking of using it as my computer for running TOR and my crypto wallet.

But is it worth it? Is it that good?

it is very good. the whonix operating system built into qubes is the ultimate for anonymity.
but mind you qubes is ram hungry. in order to run it decently you will need atleast 16 gb ram
dom0 will take 2.5 gb to 4 gb ram
sys-net 500 mb
sys-usb 500mb
sys-firewall 500mb
sys-vpn 500mb (if you want to have a seperate vm to route all traffic through vpn)
your workspace os (4-8 gb) based on your usage
so min 16 gb ram but i would suggest 24 gb

(04-16-2021, 06:57 PM)poi$on ivy Wrote:

(04-16-2021, 03:25 PM)ppenguin Wrote:

(04-16-2021, 03:08 PM)poi$on ivy Wrote: Is qubes good? If im ever getting a new computer, Ive been thinking of using it as my computer for running TOR and my crypto wallet.

But is it worth it? Is it that good?

it is very good. the whonix operating system built into qubes is the ultimate for anonymity.
but mind you qubes is ram hungry. in order to run it decently you will need atleast 16 gb ram
dom0 will take 2.5 gb to 4 gb ram
sys-net 500 mb
sys-usb 500mb
sys-firewall 500mb
sys-vpn 500mb (if you want to have a seperate vm to route all traffic through vpn)
your workspace os (4-8 gb) based on your usage
so min 16 gb ram but i would suggest 24 gb

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(04-16-2021, 03:25 PM)ppenguin Wrote: it is very good. the whonix operating system built into qubes is the ultimate for anonymity.
but mind you qubes is ram hungry. in order to run it decently you will need atleast 16 gb ram
dom0 will take 2.5 gb to 4 gb ram
sys-net 500 mb
sys-usb 500mb
sys-firewall 500mb
sys-vpn 500mb (if you want to have a seperate vm to route all traffic through vpn)
your workspace os (4-8 gb) based on your usage
so min 16 gb ram but i would suggest 24 gb

Im mayyybe gonna get it. But I guess i would need a new computer for that. Instead of booting it on my old trash computer.
But the things I would do on it would just be: accessing tor, and having a safe space for my crypto keys and programs.
But it seems a little redundant getting a fkn 16GB ram computer just for that. gheehg. But. Maybe.

(04-16-2021, 07:12 PM)quit Wrote:

(04-16-2021, 06:57 PM)poi$on ivy Wrote:

(04-16-2021, 03:25 PM)ppenguin Wrote: it is very good. the whonix operating system built into qubes is the ultimate for anonymity.
but mind you qubes is ram hungry. in order to run it decently you will need atleast 16 gb ram
dom0 will take 2.5 gb to 4 gb ram
sys-net 500 mb
sys-usb 500mb
sys-firewall 500mb
sys-vpn 500mb (if you want to have a seperate vm to route all traffic through vpn)
your workspace os (4-8 gb) based on your usage
so min 16 gb ram but i would suggest 24 gb

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Im mayyybe gonna get it. But I guess i would need a new computer for that. Instead of booting it on my old trash computer.
But the things I would do on it would just be: accessing tor, and having a safe space for my crypto keys and programs.
But it seems a little redundant getting a fkn 16GB ram computer just for that. gheehg. But. Maybe.

My counter argument would be can you trust whonix - which should really be "Ken's Operating System" I mean it's only now that the designers are thinking about the fact Unix was never actually called Unix - call it treason & you'll be closer to the truth...

Americans are so full of there own shit, but it's refreshing to see socialism is fighting back...

They could just say "fuck off you American dog's cock!" but there too polite!

There's the reality you had no money or economic recovery to begin with, you got some social twat to put false numbers into a Computer and said "this is our balance" when you had no paper money to begin with... You shagged your own economy. defeated the whole point and purpose of social justice, shat on people that where academic and told them they where wrong and lo and behold.. Where the fuck are you? Suddenly loving socialism...

Behold social justice! It's called a revolution you fat bastard!