Good idea, it does work better than Viewtube for me.
The only interrogation is, do the .lua files lead to JS execution? I can't
find that js_url thing anywhere:
-- Descramble the URL signature using the javascript code that does that
-- in the web page
function js_descramble( sig, js_url )
Sure, here it is:
-
#!/bin/bash
xclip -selection clipboard blank
xdotool key --clearmodifiers F6
var=$(xclip -o)
#vlc $(youtube-dl --prefer-free-formats -g $var)
vlc $var
-
I kept the line with youtube-dl commented for illustration, though I used the
clearmodifiers line twice in a row with it.
Kaku uses json, which doesn't mean a thing yet, but might be the same problem
youtube-dl has.
Shelltube looks good, but a bit complicated.
What about using wget? A simple script from these principles might be all it
takes:
And mine is that privacy matters more to me than absolute software freedom,
which might also interest other people than you.
So your example is flawed, since Windows is rotten from the inside already.
JS in youtube-dl is used to get the video's ID.
How? We don't know exactly yet.
JS is problematic because:
- it gathers my data
- it can be executed on my PC, most likely to gather data anyway (regarding
youtube)
JS
Most likely solution is to add missing modules to grub, like cryptodisk.mod
at least (thanks to the people at #coreboot. Hey, did the guys at Twitter get
the # thing from irc?).
I need to modify the Kcinfig file before rebuilding grub, and re-insert it in
the rom, which I need to reflash.
OK, now the install is all done (although it was without internet connection,
so a few things are missing).
And now, surprise: cryptomount -a doesn't work.
After recovering from my hopes being crushed, I tried to ask the web. No
answer.
it says:
"error: file
OK, So one single large partition on each 3 drives, but they're taken as 3
different volumes, which is fine.
Put in practice, it does mean three passphrases.
Since I found no simple guide to do this, I'll just try and see if putting
the same passphrase for the 3 drives is gonna prompt trice.
I always wondered why there was several terminals in any distro (2 versions
of those xterms things, and another one like gnome-terminal for instance).
I guess some have more features while some might only work in specific cases.
Thanks Magic :)
I was annoyed at first,
but mostly because I though it was yet another problem.
Thanks again!
Ah, maybe a hint: "free space starts at (0, 0, 34) and ends at (364801, 80,
29)".
The 1MB starts at (0, 0, 34) and ends at (0, 32, 31),
the 466,4 KB occupies the last space left.
No info around the web :(
Thanks SuperTramp :)
To get the video signature, huh.
Question remaining is, how does it run that said JS.
30 matches for the word "signature" in that youtube.py.
This isn't easy to understand.
When I prepare my 3 TB drive with one big partition, it always suggests one 1
MB partition, and another 466,4 KB partition.
It's brand new. Is there anything I can do?
Back at it, Seabios doesn't go automatically to GRUB anymore. I have to hit
ESC, which only now displays a list (GRUB included). I better get the right
timing...
I didn't change anything since last time, so I don't know why it displays the
list now. This calls for some Seabios tweaking
Interesting, thanks :)
I wonder whether it makes function calls to other files.
I'll try and roughly figure out those json dumps things.
Some options:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Rxvt-unicode
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Terminator
https://github.com/rg3/youtube-dl/blob/master/youtube_dl/jsinterp.py
So this is the infamous JS interpreter.
I doesn't seem that bad, but I don't understandmost of it, so...
For example, I couldn't find those things imported at the top (after a
glance).
OK, after a bit more research, I think I get it but I'm still not sure.
Goal:
1 disk (so 1 volume group) with several logical volumes (/boot, /, /home
etc.)
1 disk as /data (so 1 volume group for 1 logical volume)
1 disk as /backup (so 1 volume group for 1 logical volume)
That's for LVM.
I
Far from perfect, but I managed to configure the rom so grub is chainloaded
from Seabios, as advised.
https://mail.coreboot.org/pipermail/coreboot/2015-January/079145.html
And I managed to boot into text install (gotta pick up vmlinuz and initd in
the install folder instead of live folder,
I followed this guide
(https://libreboot.org/docs/gnulinux/encrypted_debian.html) successfully with
a single hard drive.
But now I'm trying to install on 3 drives, and still have them encrypted.
To my understanding, I can lvm and encrypt each one of them.
But I just want to keep the /,
I don't have the time to compare right now, but if it's the same as this one
(https://github.com/NeilFraser/JS-Interpreter), it's sandboxed (curious about
how it works, if it's the same one).
Ok, forget chainloading, it needs the BIOS (and I want to boot from Coreboot
with GRUB2) (thanks to #coreboot for the info).
Ok, so it seems it accepts this, but it's stuck at the boot command:
grub> set root='(optical drive)'
grub> linux /path_to/vmlinuz root=/path_to/vmlinuz
grub> initrd /path_to/initrd.img
grub> boot
replace /path_to with /live, since this is where the files are on the Debian
LiveCD.
If there's a
Oh, so I create a mount point anywhere I want, and name in anyway I want?
Cool, thanks :)
Assuming I can boot from a LiveCD soon, I'll have to figure out how to
install according to 3 drives: 1 (main) ssd, and 2 hdds.
I'd like / to be on the ssd, /home on the first hdd, and the second hdd is
for backing up the first one.
I don't need to backup the ssd as long as I get a copy of
Yes, I think I can try.
I'm out of options.
I'll boot with the BIOS, make a quick install on the drive, and copy the grub
folder from my working computer if I have to.
Problem is, can I start a new install then? Or will I have to boot from CD
anyway?
Maybe it's simpler if I do a quick install on the drive with the proprietary
BIOS first.
In theory, I'd be able to boot. From there I can try to reinstall.
OK, inserting a folder named etc with grub.cfg inside worked.
But (aside from having question marks in place of missing icons like arrows),
when I try to boot from CD, I get this message:
error: 'file/boot/grub/i386-coreboot/gfxterm_background.mod' not found.
Forgot to import the grub file I
Ok,
after all the efforts, still the same result.
Attached is the grub.cfg I've added to the coreboot rom image. I think I got
it from Libreboot.
I searched for a while about a way to boot the liveCD from grub> , but no
success, even if I identified the optical drive.
Point being, if the
Thanks Magic Banana :)Ah, so B stands for bytes.
OK, so I flashed Coreboot with GRUB2 (got the "verified" message, and removed
the CMOS for a few minutes).
Problem:
I find myself directly in grub rescue I think.
ls displays "(memdisk) (ata4) (ata6) (ata8) (ata0) (ata0,msdos1)".
typing boot says I need to load the kernel first.
The liveCD is
Regarding USB booting, I used an old optical drive instead.
Good enough for me. Same for the slow USB keyboard on GRUB, I'll just plug a
PS2 keyboard when I'll (rarely) need to.
Of course, if it's super slow when I type my passphrase, that's a real
problem then (unless I find a good, silent
True, though I was referring to the chip size (the "official" size).
Hi, see here https://nouveau.freedesktop.org/wiki/FeatureMatrix/ and here
https://nouveau.freedesktop.org/wiki/CodeNames/
Sorry for the short answer, I'm a bit in a rush
Will do, thanks for the extra software :D !
After asking on #coreboot and #libreboot (no answers on #git) :
First, I was told that if I have nothing like microcode.bin listed, then it
"should" be fine. Like the person was not very sure of it.
I still have no idea whether git clone is reliable enough.
Else, I need to try and contact
Wow, this is fascinating:
https://github.com/SimHacker/micropolis/blob/wiki/History.md
Too bad the game works only with intel CPUs though. But the article above is
awesome, thanks :D !!!
Forgot to add the newly discovered TripleA.
It's kind of like Risk, but more complex. Actually more Like Axis & Allies or
something like that.
So your CPU handles it allright? Because with Popcorn-Time, it's fast enough.
But I definitely can't put it on fullscreen (on external screen).
I found a way on the web: I had to install the -dev version of libfreetype6.
Then I had to install unifont.
Then I had another error, where the first solution was to try make clean,
then try make again. Didn't work, but I'm getting closer!
I'll do it again so I can paste the error here.
But I'd miss having the pictures/posters of what I might want to watch :(
Otherwise, these two seem worth trying. Do you really see a lot of
difference? Sometimes, my laptop crashes while streaming (vlc and
Popcorn-Time).
Thanks again for your help uboot.
Well, I'll install Debian Stretch if I have to, full disk encryption isn't an
option.
Man, no one cares about this board :D ...
The power/price ratio seems fine, even with one CPU.
My X200 is sometimes going to the limit when using Popcorn-Time, or with some
Now I have this when trying to compile with GRUB2:
configure: error: qemu, coreboot and loongson ports need build-time
grub-mkfont (need freetype2 library)
make[1]: *** [config] Error 1
make: *** [grub2] Erreur 2
Yet the freetype2 library (libsomething6) is already installed.
I don't mind
I'd like to say Freeciv, but I don't even know how to play. It looks so
complex. I played once in easy mode against AI, on the tiniest bit of land.
It took a lot of time, and I got beaten without me knowing why.
Still, it's awesome, I'll try again!
FreeOrion looks nice too.
Beneath a Steel
Yes, it compiled successfully with Seabios.
Ah, I didn't recognized that as a missing program... Thanks I'll try that
then.
Chainloading huh... Definitely will try again with Qemu.
But if I can get full disk encryption to work with Seabios only, I'm more
than fine with that.
Besides a
Ah, got it, thanks again uboot :)
I'm trying this only: "make crossgcc-x64 CPUS=4 && make iasl"
since I most likely won't need a 32bit install.
I checked again, 4 is fine because I have 4 cours, so 4 threads, and only one
CPU.
I've seen a video of lilos on GobelinRefuge where he has 2 CPUs,
Interesting, I've never checked.
I guess it makes sense since it's streaming/downloading the video, whereas
watching on the browser might be using the server's resources.
But regarding video quality, at least with youtube-dl, you can select it.
Not sure that's what you want, but I know there's an addon for Blender which
has live physics for things like clothing dropped on solid objects.
Speaking of Blenders, there's also this:
http://bulletphysics.org/mediawiki-1.5.8/index.php/Blender_3D
uboot,
how can I know that this download is without blobs?
And why I have this message when I do "make crossgcc && make iasl && CPUS=4":
"Target architecture is now i386-elf"?
I also have this message in red:
"warning: Building GCC 6.3 with a different major version (4.8).
Bootstrapping (-b)
I managed to display an org file in Conky.
But I wanted to use this script because it's much more readable:
http://demonastery.org/2011/06/org-mode-conky-colorizer/
- installing Chicken Scheme: check
- putting the line in Conky, creating the files, checking the paths: check
What else could I
Are you sure??
ASUS KFSN4-DRE?
Internal flashing should work just fine, even if you are currently booting
the proprietary firmware.
Libreboot currently lacks documentation for externally re-flashing an LPC
flash chip. However, these boards have the flash chip inside of a PLCC
socket,
uboot, I have a couple of questions:
- what do you mean by a programmer for flashing the chip?
Can't I flash it internally, like with Libreboot?
- It seems this mobo can't boot with usb mass storage devices. Does that mean
that the only way to flash the chip is to boot with a liveCD?
I'll add that if this design is good enough for space stations, it's good
enough for me. Sleek and attractive is about form over function. But I agree
that before the X230 (not usable in total freedom though), Thinkpads aren't
very attractive. Still, I've seen way uglier, and not much more
There's a difference between focusing on specific ethnic groups for specific
cases, and daily harassment.
Plus, speaking of economy of resources, it's more economical to monitor
specific behaviors of any ethnicity than to swipe over large specific ethnic
groups.
Less people to monitor,
So to conclude this, I doubt anyone with any power will concede to these
thoughts for a long time and I mean a very long time...
Exactly, I totally agree on this. It's a waste of time. In the end, none of
that would happen, for various reasons.
The shit the CIA did with their "not ipso facto immoral" tools is what
matters: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CIA#History
I'm not saying Russia, China, or basically any government and powerful enough
company are saints though. Speaking of France 'I've seen the subject twice I
think), the
Not to loosen the dramatic impact of the subject at hand, but I liked that
one: https://www.xkcd.com/1808/
Ah yes, I need to study how some extensions do the same work. The less I
have, the better.
On Ebay, there's the iframe (probably) you talk about, prompting to enable JS
(and your idea would probably work just fine), but there's also the product's
description that needs to be enabled at
Familiar is a big word, but yes, this is the option I was talking about
(never tried it though).
Exactly, the question is whether the sandbox is reliable or not. After all,
it's all code, and yet, some things are not possible if the permissions don't
allow it.
It seems it works with
I like it. I really do.
It's not perfect, but it's definitely safer than having JS on at all times.
I see 2 downsides : with NoScript, I can allow only the JS I need, not the
whole list which mostly includes tracking stuff (I always wonder why they
need to include so much of these).
But
Oh, like Decentraleyes? Does that do the job?
If I understand (not sure at all), you suggest some kind of NoScript that
would be easy to use, and that would be "idiot-proof", so to speak?
I just went into the options and disabled a few options I never need (allow
JS globally for example).
It's safe to say that I don't get your point.
It's complex enough to me. Isn't the origin of the script = the webpage I'm
visiting?
But you also write about an option for injecting one's own JS instead, right?
But I agree that NoScript is complex and can lead to important mistakes.
Not sure if it's what you meant, but NoScript seems to do just that : disable
by default and temporary allow a page when requested.
Regarding JavaScript, I still wonder if Firejail is good enough as a defense.
To my understanding, JS can collect data (nothing Firejail could do about it,
But
Cool, thanks :)
I've never ever performed a GNU/Linux system upgrade.
What I would try is to test the live CD/USB you used to install. I mean maybe
you didn't check, and it's corrupted.
Else, maybe it's just a matter of upgrading something (the system or even the
kernel). Hopefully.
That's all I've got :/
Oh, and would 3 to 5 drives be heavy on electric consumption?
What time is it? Recycling time!
For my Desktop,
I have a few HDDs of various sizes that I could LVM to make one big drive.
Most likely, the simplest way for now would be to use one big LVM only with
the different HDDs, and split them in half, to leave one part for backup for
Deja-Dup for
Try ImageMagik, it can be used with Gimp I believe.
I've had good experience using the (marvelous) automation on Photoshop (just
record a sequence of actions, and apply the sequence on a whole folder).
I've never tried ImageMagik yet, but I suspect it isn't as easy to use. But
it seems
Back for more stupidity on my part...
here's yet another example of bad planning:
I didn't expect my graphic card to be long enough to COVER one of the CPU
slots...
How hard can it be to measure the whole thing before buying extra stuff I'll
never need, like another CPU and another
Well put :)
My pleasure !
Sure, I was just saying it was unnecessary from a practical point of view.
Unfortunately, plugdev is listed :/
About mount, I got this:(rw,nosuid,nodev,uhelper=udisks2)
Basically it's the equivalent of this command that fails without root :
udisks --detach /dev/sdX
But thanks for the idea of maybe mounting as root or not (And for solving the
copy-paste issue !)
I did notice that, but I also tried my username (both on owner and group and
in read & write) without success.
It still refuses to safely remove the drive (I still need a sudo gnome-disks
to be able to do it).
But at least this fixed the copy-paste issue I mentioned earlier :)
Well, no surprise here, but I like i3wm. Why? Because:
-it's keyboard driven. I can forget about the mouse for most tasks
- the config file is plain text (with some specific syntax), not a complex
programming language (though it's needed to be aware of hidden space or other
unwanted
Short for Original Poster. Used on online message boards and forums.
Well, OP said that it may have security issues, so it's probably not the
safest option. But it looks like a great project, I'm curious.
Ok, I just changed ownership of the folder appearing at mount point to "me"
(read & write). Still the same issue :(
I used Thunar/Nautilus opened with sudo to do so.
Ok first simple test :
a non-encrypted drive in ext4 which I can't safely remove (With Nautilus) on
my install (not authorized to perform operation).
Yet on a normal Trisquel install, while I have to force the action since it
says the drive is busy, it just works.
The disk ID is a weird
Oh right, I can see the double-meaning now.
Well, thankfully free-software takes care of what you mean.
if we're still talking about using another Windows PC strictly for gaming, to
me it's not only more complicated, it also uses more resources (VM), and I
really don't see any benefit.
If the cam and mic are your concern, I'd rather tape some paper on the cam,
and some tissue on the mic to
Will do, thanks for the tip :)
I should also run an extended test : Two types of HHD,and to types of
installs, carefully taking notes. Roughly, my Trisquel install seems to be
the culprit, because I remember the encrypted drive working just fine on a
normal Trisquel install.
The
I knew it, it's haunted!
More seriously, that's useful info, thank;)
Really beautiful music :)
Personally I don't mind because I only (rarely) play old stuff.
So if it's safe enough, and cheap enough, I'm OK with it.
A ROM can always be modified to contain malware, so it's still a risk.
So andboxing is the only way to go.
Using old consoles is one way (or a BBB
Oh, and just to add to the confusion, NOW I can access my encrypted HHD via
sudoed gnome-disks, whereas 10 minutes ago I couldn't. Sure it might have
been a typo onthe passphrase, right? But to make sure, I even copy/pasted it.
My install is messing with me ( •᷄⌓•᷅ )
I often am puzzled about user rights:
I understand that there's a root user who has all rights, and is accessed
with sudo.
I understand the normal user, who has limited rights.
Now, I often have problems with external hard disks.
It seems they require root password just to be able to copy
I do. I have a few old consoles I play with.
I don't worry about privacy with these.
On my libre PC, I try to avoid them, but still play two of these : OpenRA,
and OpenXCom.
I think most recent consoles/games (say, past the Wii) bring not much new
besides great graphics. There's probably
I might have made (another) small mistake : my CPU has a TDP of 137, which
the Noctua cooler supports.
But I can't find any data about the Dynatron.
One thing I will try is to use the second Noctua fan (which I didn't plan to
use since I'm out of space) in front of the Dynatron, as a support
I'm curious, how is that different from using a command like "firejail tor"?
Ah, I see, thank you. It's strange that some profiles aren't installed by
default.
Yes, 50dBA must be very loud. It seems anything more than 20 is considered
loud.
You better be sure about using passive cooling. It was about smaller
heatsinks, but reviews said it wasn't cooling at all.
But it might work at this size maybe.
Just in case, I'd make sure that the case airflow
I'll just add this option here if someone has the same issue:
I decided to try a silent heatsink+fan, and for the second CPU a noisy one
(much much cheaper).
That's a Noctua http://noctua.at/en/nh-u12do-a3/specification
and a Dynatron F661.
Because I found out I can disable a CPU at will:
This too comes from The Simpsons.
Space between lines. Remove them and it will disappear (though the text will
lose the line spacing obviously).
It's not for anonymity (not as fine-tuned as Tails), but for maximum
security.
I'd love to make parts of my OS completely unavailable from the web though,
or even from other parts of my OS, though it seems it takes some time to get
used to the way Qubes work.
But I'm not sure I need this
What Heather wrote. It's just fully tweaked for max anonymity. Of course, for
example if you connect to a mail account you created while not being
anonymous, then you're not anonymous anymore.
So the only difficulty is the behavior of the user online.
Else it's nothing special. But that also
Thanks a lot uboot, very interesting!
I see, so with 6 cores, I'd have plenty.
It's definitely going to be a desktop system, nothing with many VMs or
simultaneous connections.
Besides having an empty CPU spot feeling itchy,
I'll probably go with the "1 CPU, 1 quiet fan/heatsink" (gotta check the
measurements again).
If I
I have no idea. You might have luck checking on h-node.
Bad planning led to this: I can fit 2 fans+heatsinks (over the 2 CPUs), but
those who fit are super noisy (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKWhB15Pm4E).
Some quiter fans+heatsinks exist, but one barely fits, and if I want to fit 2
of these, I can only put a fan on each side (one blowing air
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