>Do you think the time for anonymity is over?
NO! Anon thinks your instincts are correct.
Don't see a need to build anything. Was on IRC last night, seems there's plenty of infrastructure there. Maybe would be good to have 3 designated channels as contact points where anons check in once in a while. May never need 'em – like Ham Radio.
The idea of "meeting points" is not to considered for digital soldiers. Probably should not have mentioned it.
mac user here.
Brave, Safari and, until today, occasional Firefox.
You will rue the day you ever bought a mac, anon. This machine is epic dogshit.
Anon is not a geek at least not voluntarily but am seriously thinking of starting over with a linux box and barebones software. Just don't want to make setup and maintainence of these infernal fucking machines my life.
Been a software engineer half my life. Can't tell you how much anon hates these fucking things
Well, he's saying all the right things to attract all the people they want to keep their eyes on.
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>>12405356 other loaf
anon, not to trouble, but would also consider checking this loaf anon keeps for this purpose once in a while? anon is determine to see this shit get cracked.
if you're sec-anon, would appreciate your input. how were you able to make sense of that URL?
Godspeed.