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Marx
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shouldn't it be
| Code: | mv SO /dev/null # dump SO
grep SO /dev/random # find a new one
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eGore911
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SuperYak
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funny stuff...
How about you determine what O.S. your SO knows how to use best, i.e) WIN vs LIN
Share your p0rn directory on the OS your SO is least familiar with, using either samba or windows filesharing(smb), protected by a username/passwd.
mount/map to the share using the opposite O.S. and disconnect when finished viewing your p0rn. |
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killfire
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| Posted: Tue May 31, 2005 6:49 pm Post subject: |
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| xbmodder wrote: | this is cool!
but:
cd /; find|grep pr0n |
probably the most useless use of find imho.... and cd actually...
how about
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oh you kids are ssssSSSSSSoooooo smmmmmmarrrt.
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Shadow Skill
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This is some funny ass stuff, all the effort put into hiding the files is amazing but I guess nessecary if your SO happens to know how to use Linux.
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CrazyTerabyte
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| Posted: Tue Nov 14, 2006 12:47 am Post subject: Re: HOWTO: Download porn without your significant other know |
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| JuNix wrote: | | funklord wrote: | btdownloadcurses.py --max_upload_rate 8 --max_connections 30 prettygirlsfullyclothed.torrent
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Hey if your SO did 'ps -ef' wouldn't they see the names of the files you're d/l? |
I usually download torrents with this line (using net-p2p/bittorrent client): | Code: | | screen -S bittorrent launchmany-curses --max_upload_rate 20 . |
Notice the . at end of above line. I first cd into my download dir, then I run above command.
There are other topics about which torrent client is better. Take also a look at net-p2p/rtorrent.
And for downloading lots of sequential files, nothing like this: | Code: | | curl --create-dirs http://www.example.com/[01-09]-[1-10].jpg -o "#1-#2.jpg" |
This can be read by other users running ps though. And I have no idea on how to avoid that. But it can be avoided using wget: | Code: | | wget -i file_with_urls.txt |
or | Code: | | something | wget -i - |
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... and what about: do not make SO root and | Code: | | man umask && echo "umask 077" >> ~/.bashrc |
| Code: | | man chown && chown -R `whoami`:`whoami` ~/* |
| Code: | | man chmod && chmod -R o-rwx ~/* |
? Linux is supposed to be somewhat secure in this regard.
(or change ~/* to ~/pictures/my_hardcore_pornography for the matter, you can as well share directories with SO for your wedding pix with mount --bind or hardlinks or in a dummy account in /home, with owner `whoami`:users and what not)
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Just for people to know:
Open another terminal (tty), and:
emerge fbida
fbi is a command-line viewer. You might could work it around to not need a tty, but I havn't been able to do it.
mplayer -vo ggi -ao /dev/null path/to/video
to hide the files, just stick it into src directories, name them .keep (you will need to rename them to start them, but oh well. Use convert to switch them all to a good, single type, then alias it/script it into the rest), and then just remember where they are.
But, the big thing here is FBI - its a great program, and gives you a good quality photo.
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| I wondered why there were so many threads on encrypting hard drives, the view count of this thread reveals all. |
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| I cant believe this hasn't been stickied yet |
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| Posted: Wed Nov 29, 2006 4:27 pm Post subject: |
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omg what a stupid topic xD. You must be very bored  |
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Dralnu
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| anthrax_ wrote: | | omg what a stupid topic xD. You must be very bored |
This is a very useful topic, I will have you know!
Oh, he forgot encrypted USB flashdrives, too. Might wanna mention that somewhere in there 
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I recommend using encfs and fuse rather than encrypting the enitre file system. It may not be as secure, but it's faster and easier for a pre-existing install.
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apyh
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i love being able to check my torrent's status from work, and i've come to use rtorrent (http://libtorrent.rakshasa.no/), it's a much better ncurses based bittorrent client and it's in portage already.
you can also tell updated to ignore your hidden directory by using the PRUNEPATHS in /etc/updatedb.conf |
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excellent tip(s) -thanks!!  |
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| I haven't updated the HOWTO in a while, and in the meantime, I can't get my different-profiles trick to work anymore. I'm using Firefox 2 and I'm pretty sure it didn't work in 1.5 either. Does anybody know how this works with the newer versions? |
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| you could make with dd a file of lets say 10gb, formated als ext3 and than mount it and when you dont need it anymore unmount it, its also use full for transporting the movies to friends of if you need to get rid of the movies delete one file and gone is it. |
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Dralnu
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| Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2006 2:52 am Post subject: |
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| Ejunkie wrote: | | you could make with dd a file of lets say 10gb, formated als ext3 and than mount it and when you dont need it anymore unmount it, its also use full for transporting the movies to friends of if you need to get rid of the movies delete one file and gone is it. |
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I was configuring my kernel and saw this thing. Forgot the term for it, but it definatly is a good option for such an endevor.
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| Dralnu wrote: | | Ejunkie wrote: | | you could make with dd a file of lets say 10gb, formated als ext3 and than mount it and when you dont need it anymore unmount it, its also use full for transporting the movies to friends of if you need to get rid of the movies delete one file and gone is it. |
I was configuring my kernel and saw this thing. Forgot the term for it, but it definatly is a good option for such an endevor. |
It is called loopback device. IIRC, you mount it using: | Code: | | mount /path/to/file /mount/point -t ext3 -o loop |
I've used this command a few times to mount ISO images without burning them on CDs. I've even mounted a Knoppix compressed loopback image from inside an ISO image that I mounted as loopback.
I think there is a howto at http://gentoo-wiki.com/ about how to mount an encrypted loopback image. Of course, there are other similar howtos elsewhere on Internet. |
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Dralnu
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| CrazyTerabyte wrote: | | Dralnu wrote: | | Ejunkie wrote: | | you could make with dd a file of lets say 10gb, formated als ext3 and than mount it and when you dont need it anymore unmount it, its also use full for transporting the movies to friends of if you need to get rid of the movies delete one file and gone is it. |
I was configuring my kernel and saw this thing. Forgot the term for it, but it definatly is a good option for such an endevor. |
It is called loopback device. IIRC, you mount it using: | Code: | | mount /path/to/file /mount/point -t ext3 -o loop |
I've used this command a few times to mount ISO images without burning them on CDs. I've even mounted a Knoppix compressed loopback image from inside an ISO image that I mounted as loopback.
I think there is a howto at http://gentoo-wiki.com/ about how to mount an encrypted loopback image. Of course, there are other similar howtos elsewhere on Internet. |
thanks, thats what I was thinking of.
Use a loopback device under a hidden name. That would be about as inconspicuous as you could get, plus you might )never messed with this before) compress it quite a bit to save space, as well.
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CrazyTerabyte
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| Dralnu wrote: | | Use a loopback device under a hidden name. That would be about as inconspicuous as you could get, plus you might )never messed with this before) compress it quite a bit to save space, as well. |
There is a cloop module used by Knoppix live-cd. I'm not sure if it is on kernel, and I guess it does not allow write on cloop-mounted device. But you can look at FUSE (Filesystem in user-space), maybe it does have support to something with compression.
Three comments, though:
1. JPG and videos are not very compressible.
2. This technique is not very hidden, because a simple "mount" or "cat /proc/mount" will reveal the file. Oh, you mean only mounting it when needed? Ok, then.
3. ext2/3 (as well as some filesystems) has an utility to resize the filesystem (it is called "resize2fs" for ext2/3). |
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| CrazyTerabyte wrote: | | Dralnu wrote: | | Use a loopback device under a hidden name. That would be about as inconspicuous as you could get, plus you might )never messed with this before) compress it quite a bit to save space, as well. |
There is a cloop module used by Knoppix live-cd. I'm not sure if it is on kernel, and I guess it does not allow write on cloop-mounted device. But you can look at FUSE (Filesystem in user-space), maybe it does have support to something with compression.
Three comments, though:
1. JPG and videos are not very compressible. |
Ever bit counts.
| Quote: | | 2. This technique is not very hidden, because a simple "mount" or "cat /proc/mount" will reveal the file. Oh, you mean only mounting it when needed? Ok, then. |
Yeah. Don't keep it mounted constantly. That would be like keeping /boot mounted all the time - pointless and somewhat dangerous.
| Quote: | | 3. ext2/3 (as well as some filesystems) has an utility to resize the filesystem (it is called "resize2fs" for ext2/3). |
Um, ok? Anyways, that would be interesting to mess with. Could move it to another drive if you need the space, then resize it later..
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