Holy fuck.
> #Pizlix - Memory safe #Linux from scratch
https://fil-c.org/pizlix

Compiles the whole userland with Fil-C. Can't wait for this to trickle down to security critical distros like #TAILS .

Don't read the rest of the site if you are prone to falling down #compiler implementation related rabbit holes. 

Pizlix: Memory Safe Linux From Scratch

@corl3ss Nous a quitté en décembre 2025 :(

C'est avec tristesse que nous publions notre annonce complète ici :
https://nos-oignons.net/Actualit%C3%A9s/20260324_corl3ss/

Notre prochain relai portera son nom.

#tor #nosoignons #corl3ss #tails #torproject

Décès de Corl3ss

I still think that #GrapheneOS should not chain themselves to a single vendor but rather release actual proper specs for support.

  • Otherwise we'll continue to see lazy ripoffs / rebadgings of their #ROM / #Android - #distro instead.

I also doubt that #Motorola will release any affordable device with @GrapheneOS support.

  • And I'm not even talking about their ≤€250 retail budget phones they neglect and refuse to update, but rather anything in the ≤ €500 price bracket.
    • Pretty shure only ≥ €1k devices will get any chance of that, making it even more classist.

And unlike @tails_live / @tails / #Tails dropping #32bit support amidst the fact that there are almost no #32bitOnly machines that can run it, I don't see the benefit of trusting into an unauditable blackbox of a "#SecurityChip".

  • I'm shure @stman could run entire semester-long classes at a university explaining why this blatant violation of #KerckhoffsPrinciple is irredeemably bad, but I digress…
GrapheneOS (@[email protected])

@[email protected] GrapheneOS has an official long term partnership with Motorola and will support many of their future devices, not one. It will support multiple new Motorola devices every year. We aren't lowering our security requirements but rather their devices are being improved to meet our requirements. The reason GrapheneOS won't support their currently available devices is because those don't meet our security requirements. Currently, only Pixels meet our requirements. https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/116159602850585685

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“Sadly, while getting all excited about #tails the other day, it seems that while I /can/ boot off a USB stick on an Apple Silicon MacBook, Tails doesn't support Apple Silicon devices 😩. Bummer.#privacy

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Sadly, while getting all excited about #tails the other day, it seems that while I /can/ boot off a USB stick on an Apple Silicon MacBook, Tails doesn't support Apple Silicon devices 😩. Bummer. #privacy

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Sadly, while getting all excited about #tails the other day, it seems that while I /can/ boot off a USB stick on an Apple Silicon MacBook, Tails doesn't support Apple Silicon devices 😩. Bummer.

#privacy

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>And this is exactly why Linux distributions have been distributing ISOs using torrents for years. Aside from the sort of piracy thing, that's the other thing that BitTorrent gets used a lot for, and it means that the small organizations throwing up their own Linux distro can distribute it without it completely crashing their tiny servers.

You're not wrong :P Pic related. It annoys me that #tails @tails recently moved away from having torrents as a form of downloading.

>Yeah, it makes me, think about, and something I've thought about before but haven't really explored is you know how when you go on Archive.org and there's a file, and one of your options is just to download a torrent. Why don't we do that for institutional repositories and data repositories?

That's one of my favourite parts of the Internet Archive :D

>Because those are starting to get big. I mean, I know one of the reasons is because, like, we use proprietary software for our institutional repository and Clarabate and Elsevier don't want to support that.

Elsevier, the bane of my academic existence.

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Also, vis-a-vis webseeds... what's stopping a Tor onion service from being the HTTP(S) endpoint? Those are pretty damn hard to bring down (from a legal standpoint). I'd assume the main limitation is that BitTorrent clients don't speak "onion service," but that's a fixable problem. Hell, what's stopping the trackers themselves from being onion services?

#BitTorrent #SciOp #Tor #OnionService

@Em0nM4stodon generally it's not enough to plead and argue...

https://infosec.space/@kkarhan/116270391364999713

Kevin Karhan :verified: (@[email protected])

@[email protected] thus the only valid reaction is to *proactively refuse to comply* and *actively sabotage such #cyberfascist efforts! - I mean, what's next? - #Russia's #Roskomnadnozr demanding *"#KYC"* of #Users for using #WiFi chipsets? - *"P.R."* #China's *"Cybersecurity Administration"* demanding system-wide blocking of #VPN & @[email protected] / #Tor? Just like noone should comply with that #cyberfascism, so should noone comply with #US-based cyberfascism either! - Use #Monero and give #ITAR the finger… - Refuse to finance #terrorism by refusing to create taxable revenue for U.S. corporations! I certainly won't comply with cyberfascism in @OS1337 and any *"#AgeVerification"* is #fascist bullshit under false pretense that needs to be outlawed!

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@eri Or you just give kids USB flashdrives with @tails_live / @tails / #Tails on them…

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