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- Folder mount for Draco, mini draco micro draco. Bought this brand new direct from US Machinegun, installed it, sat in my safe, and decided to go a different much more expensive route. This is "like new" in that is literally has never been fired or anything, however it has been installed and sat in the safe. The lockup on this thing is nice and tight, just as good as my Galil Ace or Bonesteel stocks. Outstanding piece of hardware! All metal construction and the beefiest/strongest folder on the market that doesn't require permanently modifying your gun. My loss is your gain, $150 shipped (I will include my original receipt which shows I paid $170+) Includes absolutely everything I got when I received it direct from manufacturer!
- FS1913A , aluminum version not the shitty plastic crap. Apparently you can simply unscrew the aluminum bar and re-use the folding mechanism/knuckle to use with other stocks, I don't know for sure or the details, but I got a A3T stock in a trade a while back and it had the FS1913A folder mechanism instead of the A3T one for some reason. $130
- Sig Sauer folding buffer tube, doesn't really need an explanation. Put this on the end of your 1913 and then put a stock on it. $130
- A3T button actuated folding mechanism found here ( https://a3tactical.com/hinges-for-modular-stocks-braces/ ) these sell for $120 + ship/tax , buy it here for $90
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2023.04.01 07:22 milkcheesepotatoes How to hide your sussy "documents" The master guide
This is an article on how to hide your porn important "documents" away from prying eyes.
As you may know, when dealing with important "documents" preventing them from being seen by unwanted third parties is of utmost importance. This is why we will go over the proper handling, safeguarding, and disposal of important "documents". We will go over the main tenets of responsible and effective doctrines in the growing art of "document" hiding.
Ever since the dawn of digital media, the art of hiding "documents" has been in an arms race between those developing new techniques and those seeking to uncover the contents of said "documents". Corporations, Organizations, Governments, civilians, and other entities are constantly in a total war of sorts, constantly attempting to outmaneuver each other in the dogfight of aces known as surveillance. Even for those not being pursued by government or corporate threat actors, you may face imminent danger from parents, coworkers, classmates, and friends. Thus it is of paramount importance you master the art of hiding "documents"
I, like many people have many documents I wish to hide from the general public and have developed a series of techniques to access and enact responsible document hiding and I wish to share them today.
Opening notes: We will not touch on psychological warfare tactics that involve leaving "documents" in open, sensitive, or unsafe areas such as "hiding in plain sight" or "refusal to acknowledge presence" tactics. Now I will describe the main tenets of this artform.
Privacy: How private is it from the rest of the world? Nobody hides a valuable object in a cage no matter where the cage is. Make sure your solution is invisible and does not provoke attempts to breach it.
Security: How safe are the defenses? You could hide "documents" in a metaphorical paper box but anybody can cut it open with scissors. Just because nobody can find it does not mean you can ignore the possibility of somebody finding it despite all odds and accessing the "documents".
Accessibility: How easy are the "documents" to access? You may have top of the line obfuscation but If it only takes somebody to correctly perform one or two steps to get to the "documents" It is useless. Aim for at least five steps or more in between somebody's attempt and somebody's success.
Obscurity: How well known is the technique? Even if your solution is completely waterproof, if the method used is commonly used by others, A way to bypass will eventually be found. You should aim for methods the general public is unaware of.
Reliability: How reliable are the defenses? An admiral could have a undefeatable fleet only to be destroyed by a storm. It is always important to make sure your solution has as close to zero downtime as possible.
Vulnerability: How many past vulnerabilities have been discovered and patched? It is always important to research your options. A solution with many past vulnerabilities could have even more undiscovered and one with almost none documented could have a multitude of ones undiscovered.
Responsibility: How responsible are you? The human is the biggest point of failure in many cases. You could be omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent but all it takes is a slip up for it to all come shattering down.
Safety: The most important, Making sure you and only you can access it safely without falling victim to your own defences. Your house could be a impregnable fortress but it won't matter if it locks you outside once you walk out for groceries or lets somebody follow you in.
Technology: How much technological dependencies does it require? too little and people without technological knowledge can access the "documents" and too much risks the technology itself having vulnerabilities.
Psychology: How likely will would be spies be to give up before or during the unraveling process? Boredom is your greatest weapon here.
Legibility: If found how hard is it for somebody to tell they are "documents"? Do they need to be assembled or changed in a certain way to become legible?
Commonality: How similar is it to other techniques? If they are too similar, a vulnerability that affects one could affect the other.
Now that we have laid out tenants to follow lets now look at our main options and describe their pros and cons
Hiding: Ol reliable, From changing the name and icon on windows to hiding the only link to access the "documents" commented out in some conf file on linux at line 800/6000 to a unmounted partition on mac, If hidden well enough, It could be nearly impossible to locate your "documents" even with search tools. But anybody given enough time will find these "documents".
Roadblocking: Make it difficult for somebody to access. anything from a password and 2fa to making the only way to access it being a computer with a tiling only window manager on BSD with custom keybinds and a terminal file manager. But remember, if the roadblocks aren't good, you can drive right through them.
Encryption: Encryption is an incredibly powerful way to make sure your "documents" won't be seen by anybody you don't want for at least a million years. GPG, AES, LVM, Bitlocker, RSA, RC6, Veracrypt, Twofish, the list goes on. Every computer on earth could pound on the files for millions of years and only be a fraction of a percent to revealing what is hidden. The downside is that if you give out the password, you're screwed.
Cloud: Why not hide your "documents" on the cloud? Anything from onedrive to Nextcloud could keep the "documents" far far away from you where they can be discovered by those around you. Note if you leave a tab open or somebody find your sharing link, There is little to no defence on most cloud services.
Localizing: Own what hosts your "documents" Don't let somebody else discover them. However it is easier to discover that you own something if its connected with you directly.
Virtualization: Hiding your "documents" in a virtual machine or container could be an easy way of deterring vandals from your "documents" It could be anything from a simple virtualbox vm on Windows or Mac or WHONIX over Qubes OS utilizing nested virtualization and multiple different hypervisors. These may be bulletproof to most of the population but anybody tech savvy will instantly know where to look.
Burners: Putting the "documents" on a seperate physical device not with you is a great way to hide "documents" but without other layers of protection, once the device is compromised, your "documents" are too
Disguise: Could be as simple as changing a file extension or editing its metadata, This is enough to fool anybody not willing to go through each and every file individually to check for your "documents" but once the cat is out the bag, It is what it is.
Scrambling: Why keep the "documents" in one piece? Why not cut them into multiple? for example a video could only be made understandable if you arrange specific pieces in a certain order together in a video editor with a specific filter. This is very hard to beat unless of course, somebody finds out your technique.
Proxying: Why access something with your own network? anything from a simple vpn to a elaborate tor, i2p, or self hosted proxy chain could throw off any "documents" accessed off the network. But be warned. Once somebody tracks you through the chain, its over unless you have more lines of defence.
Now that we described the tenants and techniques, Lets look at 3 scenarios. ranging from worst case to best case.
Worst case: Hiding in plain sight on a windows device within the home directory with no encryption and no obfuscation in a well known file format and thumbnails enabled
Recommended: LVM encrypted Burner device running Linux with DWM and a terminal file manager and the document encrypted and hidden in somewhere like /bin
Best case: Remote access via SSH or other similar protocol with secure keys through a chain of both local and cloud hosted proxies each with immutable encrypted file systems with hundred digit+ passwords for everything that can be password secured with multi factor authentication and hardware drive encryption on top running on 5+ layer nested virtual machines each wither their own network stacks leading to a self owned device running hardened BSD or Whonix itself with the same defences as all the proxy servers running a customized for max confusion tiling only window manager without a display server and instead a TTY frame buffer with "documents" encrypted and hidden in a deep system folder on a unmounted partition that can only be accessed by a aliased path with different name, icon, file extension, and metadata that is split into multiple pieces and needed to be reassembled.
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As you may know, when dealing with important "documents" preventing them from being seen by unwanted third parties is of utmost importance. This is why we will go over the proper handling, safeguarding, and disposal of important "documents". We will go over the main tenets of responsible and effective doctrines in the growing art of "document" hiding.
Ever since the dawn of digital media, the art of hiding "documents" has been in an arms race between those developing new techniques and those seeking to uncover the contents of said "documents". Corporations, Organizations, Governments, civilians, and other entities are constantly in a total war of sorts, constantly attempting to outmaneuver each other in the dogfight of aces known as surveillance. Even for those not being pursued by government or corporate threat actors, you may face imminent danger from parents, coworkers, classmates, and friends. Thus it is of paramount importance you master the art of hiding "documents"
I, like many people have many documents I wish to hide from the general public and have developed a series of techniques to access and enact responsible document hiding and I wish to share them today.
Opening notes: We will not touch on psychological warfare tactics that involve leaving "documents" in open, sensitive, or unsafe areas such as "hiding in plain sight" or "refusal to acknowledge presence" tactics. Now I will describe the main tenets of this artform.
Privacy: How private is it from the rest of the world? Nobody hides a valuable object in a cage no matter where the cage is. Make sure your solution is invisible and does not provoke attempts to breach it.
Security: How safe are the defenses? You could hide "documents" in a metaphorical paper box but anybody can cut it open with scissors. Just because nobody can find it does not mean you can ignore the possibility of somebody finding it despite all odds and accessing the "documents".
Accessibility: How easy are the "documents" to access? You may have top of the line obfuscation but If it only takes somebody to correctly perform one or two steps to get to the "documents" It is useless. Aim for at least five steps or more in between somebody's attempt and somebody's success.
Obscurity: How well known is the technique? Even if your solution is completely waterproof, if the method used is commonly used by others, A way to bypass will eventually be found. You should aim for methods the general public is unaware of.
Reliability: How reliable are the defenses? An admiral could have a undefeatable fleet only to be destroyed by a storm. It is always important to make sure your solution has as close to zero downtime as possible.
Vulnerability: How many past vulnerabilities have been discovered and patched? It is always important to research your options. A solution with many past vulnerabilities could have even more undiscovered and one with almost none documented could have a multitude of ones undiscovered.
Responsibility: How responsible are you? The human is the biggest point of failure in many cases. You could be omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent but all it takes is a slip up for it to all come shattering down.
Safety: The most important, Making sure you and only you can access it safely without falling victim to your own defences. Your house could be a impregnable fortress but it won't matter if it locks you outside once you walk out for groceries or lets somebody follow you in.
Technology: How much technological dependencies does it require? too little and people without technological knowledge can access the "documents" and too much risks the technology itself having vulnerabilities.
Psychology: How likely will would be spies be to give up before or during the unraveling process? Boredom is your greatest weapon here.
Legibility: If found how hard is it for somebody to tell they are "documents"? Do they need to be assembled or changed in a certain way to become legible?
Commonality: How similar is it to other techniques? If they are too similar, a vulnerability that affects one could affect the other.
Now that we have laid out tenants to follow lets now look at our main options and describe their pros and cons
Hiding: Ol reliable, From changing the name and icon on windows to hiding the only link to access the "documents" commented out in some conf file on linux at line 800/6000 to a unmounted partition on mac, If hidden well enough, It could be nearly impossible to locate your "documents" even with search tools. But anybody given enough time will find these "documents".
Roadblocking: Make it difficult for somebody to access. anything from a password and 2fa to making the only way to access it being a computer with a tiling only window manager on BSD with custom keybinds and a terminal file manager. But remember, if the roadblocks aren't good, you can drive right through them.
Encryption: Encryption is an incredibly powerful way to make sure your "documents" won't be seen by anybody you don't want for at least a million years. GPG, AES, LVM, Bitlocker, RSA, RC6, Veracrypt, Twofish, the list goes on. Every computer on earth could pound on the files for millions of years and only be a fraction of a percent to revealing what is hidden. The downside is that if you give out the password, you're screwed.
Cloud: Why not hide your "documents" on the cloud? Anything from onedrive to Nextcloud could keep the "documents" far far away from you where they can be discovered by those around you. Note if you leave a tab open or somebody find your sharing link, There is little to no defence on most cloud services.
Localizing: Own what hosts your "documents" Don't let somebody else discover them. However it is easier to discover that you own something if its connected with you directly.
Virtualization: Hiding your "documents" in a virtual machine or container could be an easy way of deterring vandals from your "documents" It could be anything from a simple virtualbox vm on Windows or Mac or WHONIX over Qubes OS utilizing nested virtualization and multiple different hypervisors. These may be bulletproof to most of the population but anybody tech savvy will instantly know where to look.
Burners: Putting the "documents" on a seperate physical device not with you is a great way to hide "documents" but without other layers of protection, once the device is compromised, your "documents" are too
Disguise: Could be as simple as changing a file extension or editing its metadata, This is enough to fool anybody not willing to go through each and every file individually to check for your "documents" but once the cat is out the bag, It is what it is.
Scrambling: Why keep the "documents" in one piece? Why not cut them into multiple? for example a video could only be made understandable if you arrange specific pieces in a certain order together in a video editor with a specific filter. This is very hard to beat unless of course, somebody finds out your technique.
Proxying: Why access something with your own network? anything from a simple vpn to a elaborate tor, i2p, or self hosted proxy chain could throw off any "documents" accessed off the network. But be warned. Once somebody tracks you through the chain, its over unless you have more lines of defence.
Now that we described the tenants and techniques, Lets look at 3 scenarios. ranging from worst case to best case.
Worst case: Hiding in plain sight on a windows device within the home directory with no encryption and no obfuscation in a well known file format and thumbnails enabled
Recommended: LVM encrypted Burner device running Linux with DWM and a terminal file manager and the document encrypted and hidden in somewhere like /bin
Best case: Remote access via SSH or other similar protocol with secure keys through a chain of both local and cloud hosted proxies each with immutable encrypted file systems with hundred digit+ passwords for everything that can be password secured with multi factor authentication and hardware drive encryption on top running on 5+ layer nested virtual machines each wither their own network stacks leading to a self owned device running hardened BSD or Whonix itself with the same defences as all the proxy servers running a customized for max confusion tiling only window manager without a display server and instead a TTY frame buffer with "documents" encrypted and hidden in a deep system folder on a unmounted partition that can only be accessed by a aliased path with different name, icon, file extension, and metadata that is split into multiple pieces and needed to be reassembled.
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- Follow up- my daughter’s costume. We took $1 pumpkins and an old sweater and made them into a Venus Flytrap costume.
- Gas bill going up 17%… I’m going on strike
- I love the library most because it saves money
- We live in Northern Canada, land of runaway food prices. Some of our harvest saved for winter. What started as a hobby has become a necessity.
- 70 lbs of potatoes I grew from seed potatoes from a garden store and an old bag of russets from my grandma’s pantry. Total cost: $10
- Gatorade, Fritos and Kleenex among US companies blasted for 'scamming customers with shrinkflation' as prices rise
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- Noticed this about my life before I committed to a tighter budget.
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2023.04.01 05:33 Fredswqa190 Chance a pretty worried junior for CS!
Demographics: Chinese male, uncompetitive school(?) (suburban NY school out shadowed by every other school around it) First gen student and immigrant, sister went to Cornell.
Intended majors: Double major in comp sci + Electrical and Computer Engineering (with hopes to filter into cybersec)
SAT: 1550, 800 Math 750 English Average: 4.0 unweighted (From 97.36 UW) and something like 4.4 weighted? (99.23 W) Likely to go down to a 3.99 UW due to AP Chem Rank: 25/299
Coursework: -Sophomore: APWH: 4
-Junior: APUSH, Calc AB (skipped pre-calc), AP Lang, AP Chem
-Self-study: Physics 1/2
-Senior: AP Gov, Bio, Physics C E&M, Physis C M, Calc BC, Lit, Diff EQ
-Self-study: APCSA/CSP/Chinese
-Dual Enrollment: Pre-engineering at a local SUNY through my district & is one of 5 students from my school that will be taking it. 3 credits from ASU for skipping pre-calc (A) 3 credits in statistics (A) & 4 credits in Multivariable Calculus (A) at community college 4 credits from Linear Algebra (A-) at UCSD extension Total of 85 college credits through the ACE and my certificates (more of CompTIA gets accepted).
Awards: NJHS, Tri M Music Honor Society, National Science Honor Society, National English Honor Society, My Alpha Theta Honor Society, Rho Kappa Honor Society
Essays: maybe 8/10?
LORs: Engineering teacher 10/10 (We won the NASA TechRise competition and I'm the kid that drafted most of the project. 1/3 that actually cares it seems) Cambridge professor 10/10, not sure for others. I plan on having the principal write the counselor letter since we have a decent relationship maybe 8/10?
ECs:
-Student administrator of a 501c3 (local Chinese association and Chinese school) [I did not start it, I merely joined it and run most of it including website, teacher work, etc.]
-Omni-present in the district robotics club
-Staff writer for a computer hardware site that's decently well known (cultists.network, best known for power supply tier list)
-Research with a professor from Cambridge on the use of a hardware security device to prevent malicious Bluetooth connections.
[email protected] for quantum computing and physics
-Stage Crew co-president, lights operator
-SAT Math tutor on Schoolhouse
-Reed College Junior Scholar (IDK if this is even worth mentioning)
-NYU Colligate Seminar Student [Knot Theory and Medicine] (Again, IDK if this is worth mentioning)
Certificates: -CompTIA ITF+, A+, Network+, Security+, PenTest+, CASP+(Mastery certificate, hardest of the stack), Cloud Essentials+, Linux+, Data+, Project+
-Alibaba: Cloud Computing
-AWS: Certified Cloud Practitioner
-(ISC)2: Certified in Cybersecurity
-Microsoft: SC-200 Security Operations Analyst Associate
-IBM: Cybersecurity Analyst, Data Visualizations, Data Science, Applied Data Science, Data Engineer, Data Analyst
-Google: IT Professional, Digital Marketing, Data Analytics
Desired schools: ED: Cornell
EDII: CMU
RD: HYPSM, UC Berkeley/LA, Caltech, Columbia, Dartmouth, Duke, Emory, Harvey Mudd, JHU, Northwestern, Rice, University of Cambridge, Notre Dame, Vanderbilt, WashU, BU, NYU, Brandeis, Olin
EA: Stony Brook, UBuff, Binghamton, RPI, RIT, MIT, UChicago, Georgia Tech, UMich, UMass Amherst, UNC Chapel Hill, UVA, Purdue, NEU, UIUC, VT
As a quick note, I was rejected from the following summer programs: RSI, Stony Brook Simons, UCSB RMP, and Notre Dame Leadership Seminars; this led me to get quite worried about the upcoming college admissions process.
Thanks in advance for your help!
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Intended majors: Double major in comp sci + Electrical and Computer Engineering (with hopes to filter into cybersec)
SAT: 1550, 800 Math 750 English Average: 4.0 unweighted (From 97.36 UW) and something like 4.4 weighted? (99.23 W) Likely to go down to a 3.99 UW due to AP Chem Rank: 25/299
Coursework: -Sophomore: APWH: 4
-Junior: APUSH, Calc AB (skipped pre-calc), AP Lang, AP Chem
-Self-study: Physics 1/2
-Senior: AP Gov, Bio, Physics C E&M, Physis C M, Calc BC, Lit, Diff EQ
-Self-study: APCSA/CSP/Chinese
-Dual Enrollment: Pre-engineering at a local SUNY through my district & is one of 5 students from my school that will be taking it. 3 credits from ASU for skipping pre-calc (A) 3 credits in statistics (A) & 4 credits in Multivariable Calculus (A) at community college 4 credits from Linear Algebra (A-) at UCSD extension Total of 85 college credits through the ACE and my certificates (more of CompTIA gets accepted).
Awards: NJHS, Tri M Music Honor Society, National Science Honor Society, National English Honor Society, My Alpha Theta Honor Society, Rho Kappa Honor Society
Essays: maybe 8/10?
LORs: Engineering teacher 10/10 (We won the NASA TechRise competition and I'm the kid that drafted most of the project. 1/3 that actually cares it seems) Cambridge professor 10/10, not sure for others. I plan on having the principal write the counselor letter since we have a decent relationship maybe 8/10?
ECs:
-Student administrator of a 501c3 (local Chinese association and Chinese school) [I did not start it, I merely joined it and run most of it including website, teacher work, etc.]
-Omni-present in the district robotics club
-Staff writer for a computer hardware site that's decently well known (cultists.network, best known for power supply tier list)
-Research with a professor from Cambridge on the use of a hardware security device to prevent malicious Bluetooth connections.
[email protected] for quantum computing and physics
-Stage Crew co-president, lights operator
-SAT Math tutor on Schoolhouse
-Reed College Junior Scholar (IDK if this is even worth mentioning)
-NYU Colligate Seminar Student [Knot Theory and Medicine] (Again, IDK if this is worth mentioning)
Certificates: -CompTIA ITF+, A+, Network+, Security+, PenTest+, CASP+(Mastery certificate, hardest of the stack), Cloud Essentials+, Linux+, Data+, Project+
-Alibaba: Cloud Computing
-AWS: Certified Cloud Practitioner
-(ISC)2: Certified in Cybersecurity
-Microsoft: SC-200 Security Operations Analyst Associate
-IBM: Cybersecurity Analyst, Data Visualizations, Data Science, Applied Data Science, Data Engineer, Data Analyst
-Google: IT Professional, Digital Marketing, Data Analytics
Desired schools: ED: Cornell
EDII: CMU
RD: HYPSM, UC Berkeley/LA, Caltech, Columbia, Dartmouth, Duke, Emory, Harvey Mudd, JHU, Northwestern, Rice, University of Cambridge, Notre Dame, Vanderbilt, WashU, BU, NYU, Brandeis, Olin
EA: Stony Brook, UBuff, Binghamton, RPI, RIT, MIT, UChicago, Georgia Tech, UMich, UMass Amherst, UNC Chapel Hill, UVA, Purdue, NEU, UIUC, VT
As a quick note, I was rejected from the following summer programs: RSI, Stony Brook Simons, UCSB RMP, and Notre Dame Leadership Seminars; this led me to get quite worried about the upcoming college admissions process.
Thanks in advance for your help!
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2023.04.01 04:34 tomparis37x [REQ] [PRE-ARRANGED] ($275)(#Goldsboro, NC, USA)(Repay $300, 4-15)(Pre-Arranged u/Slinky2) Thank you!
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