Anandu Aman

  Software considered harmful In the sidebar on the left, you can find why i consider some points of the software bad. I don’t think minimalistic software is all the times better than bloated software. Sometimes “bloated” software is better than the alternatives. For example pale moon is more usable than surf. And sometimes extensions are useful so i don’t consider them harmful, problem is that how you write those extensions (if you read GNU source code, you’ll have a impulse to throw yourself into an active volcano). While, for example, BSD implemented those extensions in a sane way. Here’s a table with software i consider harmful and their alternaties Harmful things Less bad things KDE, Gnome i3, dwm, bspwm, Xfce Windows BSD, Linux, Haiku Vim, Vi Emacs, zile, jed YAML JSON, CVS, MacBooks Thinkpads, Toughbooks GCC clang, tcc Wayland X11 GTK, QT Tk, Curses Intel, Realtek ath9k Electron Throwing yourself to an active volcano, y...

How to access the deep web?, (Warning: the content of this publication is purely informative, you are solely responsible for what you do with that information). This means that in a conventional way it is not possible to access these services which opens up a whole market of possibilities for illegal operations and any type of task that requires certain anonymity. It is not as tough as you think. But, you can’t just access the deep/dark web like a normal web using a normal browser despite your need to use an anonymity software like Tor, which only accesses .Onion Links. Using Tor browser, you can browse the deep web anonymously. But, that doesn’t enough, you need an extra protection to secure your identity on the invisible web. Because it contains dangerous links which may breach the security. What can you find in the deep web?​ In addition you can find almost anything, an example of this are the online markets such as Silk Road; Where everything has a price, ...

[ t a b l e o f c o n t e n t s ] 01 - table of contents 02 - introduction 03 - first tips 04 - about proxies 05 - cookies 06 - ftp transfers 07 - secure transactions 08 - SSL tunelling 09 - anonymity on irc 10 - mail crypto (and pgp usage) 11 - icq privacy 12 - spyware 13 - cleaning tracks 14 - ending words [ introduction ] Nowadays, everyone wants privacy on the web, because no matter where you go, someone could be watching you. Someone like your employer, someone trying to hack your system, companies gathering all your info to sell to yet other companies, or even the government, may be on your track while you peacefully surf the web. Thus, anonymity on the web means being able tu use all of its services with no concern about someone snooping on your data. Your computer being connected to the net has an IP [Internet Protocol] address. If you have a dial-up connection, then your IP changes every time you connect to the internet (this is not always ...