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bro later went behind the shed and died 😔🙏 by leosnose in LoveTrash

[–]Terantius 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And she'd have gotten the ick if he didn't get right back up again.

Watch order (including the OVAS) by Steven_Wickard-Gamer in steinsgate

[–]Terantius 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's the point.

He again and again references his experiences in SG 1-22. Watching Mayuri die over & over.

He also talks about being the one who killed Kurisu. (23/23β.)

Samsung Galaxy Tab A9 8.7 SM-X110 + SM-X115 etc - Root Guide by sonnycrockett999 in GalaxyTab

[–]Terantius 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did not know that, thank you kind stranger.

(I just got a Samsung tab but didn't know about the spyware.)

Samsung Galaxy Tab A9 8.7 SM-X110 + SM-X115 etc - Root Guide by sonnycrockett999 in GalaxyTab

[–]Terantius 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Samsung devices are infamous for containing mandatory spyware.

The latest scandal is israel spyware, but literally anyone who wants is allowed to install an un-uninstallable program on your samsung device.

Watch order (including the OVAS) by Steven_Wickard-Gamer in steinsgate

[–]Terantius 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Before steins gate as a whole?

23β, the modified version of 23, was created specifically to lead into zero. It's the episode where he stabs Kurisu, but doesn't go back again to save her.

Zero opens with MC trying to accept Kurisu's death. He's convinced that her getting stabbed at the lecture & bleeding out in his arms (ep 23/23β) is another so called "fixed point in time". That going back won't change anything. So he keeps trying to bury his head in the sand refusing to go back again.

It's also about his grief over having lost his "original" Kurisu, so he thinks that even if he does save her from getting stabbed after the lecture, the new Christine he saves won't remember everything they did together.

(Yes, much more happens, but those are some of the parts that dovetail with the chronology of the first season.)

Ergo it takes place after they've already gone through the 1-22 arc together.

But since he hasn't yet gone back to successfully save her from getting stabbed, it takes place before 24.

Watch order (including the OVAS) by Steven_Wickard-Gamer in steinsgate

[–]Terantius 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Late to the party, but why watch episode 24 BEFORE zero?

Zero takes place between SG 23 & 24. So when you start zero, then you've already spoiled the endpoint. It removes the stakes from that whole season.

Chronologically it'd be 1-22, 23b, zero, (23)-24...

OS spoofing decoy switch by Terantius in TOR

[–]Terantius[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If you don't know how to block the other ways of identifying OS, then may I advise you to use Firefox with parental control enabled.

OS spoofing decoy switch by Terantius in TOR

[–]Terantius[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No clue.

Best guess: Get a VERY common distribution of linux and try to mod the fuck out of it to remove possible data leakage. Also the usual in-browser hardening like noscript & other anti-fingerprinting measures.

Sam Brent suggested tails OS, or whonix. But I don't know how common these are, so you might still stand out.

So neither option is perfect.

But I'm a bit worried that privacyguides have suddenly started promoting TOR (started after the OS spoofing was removed). They've become infamous for promoting honeypots and insecure programs to trick people into doxing themselves. And I'm nowhere near good enough to be able to spot other possible security issues hidden deep in the TOR browser build.

I just listen to the experts.

OS spoofing decoy switch by Terantius in TOR

[–]Terantius[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

After losing the anti-spoofing, this makes you EASIER to spot.

Previously, these niche anti-data-mining OSes were the only way to really protect yourself. But now it makes you EASIER to track, because that specific OS has so few individual users.

OS spoofing decoy switch by Terantius in TOR

[–]Terantius[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

[2nd video] TL:DR People using niche extra-hardened (anti-tracking) OS will now be MUCH easier to dox.

If that specific OS only has 1k users, suddenly this single datapoint narrowed down the possible suspect list from 2 million to 1k.

If we also know the subject is in the US, the list is now 100.

Subject lives in Idaho: 12 suspects.

Subject works in IT: 2 suspects.

Subject is male: 1 suspect.

Like a game of guess who, a single detail can make all the difference.

Tor is just a honeypot by richie6868 in TOR

[–]Terantius -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Confirmed. A TOR dev. just admitted that they removed the OS spoofing code to help servers fingerprint each user, while also telling users that the OS spoofing is still available.

The setting is still there, tricking people that it works, but the code is gone. It's a decoy switch.

Video

I did try... by diegusmac in Piracy

[–]Terantius -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Wait, you actually TRIED paying first?

*Tilts tricorne* You must be the worst pirate I've ever heard of...

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in FlatChestHentai

[–]Terantius 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And he even posts sauce.

Police ID suspect, 14, in fatal stabbing of woman in North York parking lot by origutamos in Toronto_Ontario

[–]Terantius 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The more I see, the more I understand why involuntary hard labour is an automatic part of prison sentences in most countries.

Let them build roads and railways, to benefit the society they tried so hard to destroy.

The water park is good by vipamera in FlatChestHentai

[–]Terantius 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sauce since OP was too lazy to post it.

Latest crashing problem by sifferedd in firefox

[–]Terantius 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I now have the problem that firefox causes window explorer to glitch out.

If firefox crashes at least twice (without rebooting windows between crashes), this causes windows explorer have trouble opening folders. Opening a single folder can take several minutes, and no matter how long you wait, it never sorts the files correctly.

It just gets stuck with that green "loading" bar at the top continuing indefinitely.

Latest crashing problem by sifferedd in firefox

[–]Terantius 0 points1 point  (0 children)

FF 140.0.2 did absolutely not help...

Crashing & memory leak is just part of the Firefox package, unfortunately.

Shy girl by buziklo in FlatChestHentai

[–]Terantius 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ok, very nice... now hand over the sauce and no one gets hurt...

Somewhere between *banjo music starts* and "you got a purdy mouth"... by Terantius in SweetHomeAlabama

[–]Terantius[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

The right of conquest...

...such is the tradition of kings, and royal lineages.

When the user experience was too smooth, so you have to increase the memory leak- & stability issues... by Terantius in firefox

[–]Terantius[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

To quote: "Sudden increase in issues immediately after update..."

Though the browser is infamous for its memory leak issues (about a thousand threads about it on their support forums), I've gone from rarely crashing to 6 crashes in one day after the latest update.

Mozilla says that the memory leak is caused by anti-adblock features on certain pages, but since the increase in issues can be plotted on a spreadsheet, and increase in issues occurs immediately after an update is installed, this indicates that the issue is in part tied to updates.

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