>>145057
EEEWWW DIRTY YOU!
Speech is silver, but silence is gold!

>>145057
Don't worry! I can take a dump in your mouth instead!

>The first English Popotan DVD met mixed reviews in the United States. Anime Jump gave it 1½ stars, stating that beyond the pretty pictures, "it is created specifically to sell DVDs, tiny figurines, and other merchandise to introverted adult men."

H-Hey, that's me!!

>>145160
Hilarious.

残念ながら、掲示板がある程度の人気を得ると、
このような荒らし行為は頻繁に発生してしまいます
Heyuriでは、この問題に対処するために5～7人程度のチームを編成しています

wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
こういうことかｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗ

>スクリーンショット 2025-05-21 224726.png
やっぱり、雑魚荒らし確定

４０４になったか

もう接続できなくなった

>>145159
I think this thread was a nice change of pace. I would like to see more insane people posting on heyuri.

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guys he wasnt samefagging its all on the same ip because we all connect to the same vpn before posting

>>145177
Do not expose us. i mean myself. Do not expose myself lol

>>145204
You all are fakes pretending to be me. It is me who posts and comments all necro things. I am the one, not you. the only one.

Nekos get all the cool toys ..

Why we live in the world where this is considered evil

He's 100% doing it right, i mean... that's what teh "penorz" is there for. You plug it in and you avoid falling from yer horsey ヽ(´ー｀)ノ

doesnt everyone ride a horse liek that?

Wasn't this a Skyrim mod

No, that's Skyrim without fan patches (´∇`)σ

I know this, I randomly found it in Prague when I was lost one day. How I ended up in the Czech Republic is anyone's guess (´～`)

I'm having flashbacks to insane people with amputee fetish and fantasise about cutting off their own limbs to replace them with steel hooks.

>>145059
That wasn't a flashback.
pulls out hacksaw

oh noes mai arm (;´Д`)

crossdressing shota

shotas I got
wud hug (but not fug)

>>145117
A shota would love and hug me, that's not what makes me sad. It's when I want to be the shota that it hurts...

>>145106
My favorite kind

>>144799
it is what ordinary non-technical people installed
that's it really
no one I know in my family really chose it deliberately, it just ended up being the easiest option

OP here, after researching SimpleX some more, I wouldn't recommend it to anybody who likes their IP being private. This guy explained it better than I could

SimpleX is not the program you want to use.

I have on several occasions tried to get epoberezkin to answer basic questions, but every time they run to the hills.

SimpleX prides itself with having no identifiers. The most revealing identifier would be your name, then phone number, then your IP, then your email, then your username. SimpleX server knows your IP-address by default. But the CEO pretends this is not an issue. They ignore the fact IP-addresses are constantly used to determine identity of copyright infringers using torrents etc. They either tie to the household, or to the person if they live alone.

SimpleX uses something called queues. Which are basically random persistent tokens that allow fetching data from the server. The server generates the token for Alice, and Alice shares them to Bob off-band.

Alice can use queue ID to_bob1 to send a package for Bob, who can then fetch it with queue ID from_alice1. Same, vice versa.

SimpleX is not transparent enough about the fact the server can trivially correlate the IP addresses that converse.

There is queue rotation, but since unauthorized users must not be able to change the queues between Alice and Bob, the server must authenticate Alice before this action. This means Alice is recognized by the server, regardless of which IP-address they connect.

So Alice can’t rotate their queues without the server knowing which queue pair Alice and Bob use next.

Since the server knows the queue ID between two users in long term (that is, unless they re-register for Simplex and start fresh), the server can keep accumulating all queue IDs associated with Alice and Bob. The server can also associate every IP-address it has seen Alice connect from to that user.

If Alice and Bob use Tor from day one, and somehow never fail to misconfigure Tor and leak their IP, SimpleX is probably OK. If they ever fail, then the user is permanently deanonymized.

This is why SimpleX sucks compared to Cwtch. Cwtch uses anonymous Tor IDs, that are trivial to spin up, and take down. You can have as many user IDs as you want, even 1:1 mapping for all contacts to micromanage your online status for every contact.

Cwtch forces connections through Tor, Onion Services can not operate without you having anonymity.

My huge issue with SimpleX, is the CEO is vacillating between the positions of “Tor has vulnerabilities, therefore it’s not 100% solution”, and at the same time offering Tor as an opt-in solution for paranoid users (their words, not mine.)

Tor is obviously not a panacea, but the CEO conveniently forgets, is

There is for now, nothing better. We haven’t seen any improvements to the concepts of onion routing since NSA slides crowned Tor the “King of Anonymity solutions”.

IF the anonymity provided by Tor fails, all that happens is, your IP address will leak to a third party. Which is what’s happening with SimpleX by default.

Cwtch solved the problem of IP-addresses get revealed due to accidental misconfiguration, which is an actual threat.

SimpleX solved the non-issue of usernames and offered the same IP-address protection as every bog-standard messaging app: None.

Evgeny, again, if you want to offer improvement over existing software like Cwtch, you need to expand on what they solved (like I did with TFC by solving endpoint security which Cwtch does not solve), not pretend the first thing metadata-resistant communication solves, does not matter, and then boast about being “first to have no persistent IDs”

Your system has a persistent ID. It is the

[(alice_tor_ip_address1, queue_id1),
(alice_tor_ip_address2, queue_id1),
(alice_tor_ip_address2, queue_id2),
(alice_tor_ip_address3, queue_id2),
(alice_tor_ip_address3, queue_id3),
(alice_home_ip_address, queue_id3),
(alice_tor_ip_address4, queue_id3)]

list of tuples collected by the server over time.

First HN. Now PrivacyGuides. You’re running out of hills to run with your snake oil. Please stop running and address these issues.
https://discuss.privacyguides.net/t/simplex-vs-cwtch-who-is-right/19256/29

I think ure required/forced to add backdoors in some way. This is teh reason things like tox or maybe bitmessage are developed anonymously.

Oh.. both are actually not , some people behind the projects are even named on Wikipedia. Okay, but maybe being a CEO, maybe raising funds, is different...

>>145110
>>145111
the simplex dev is an asshole as well, i tried to ask him about this and he basically said USE TOR OR A VPN OR ITS UR FAULT IF YOU GET FUCKED

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>>898
lol. {} is a placeholder where found filenames will be auto inserted. \ escapes ; which would mean end of command (find) without it, but this way it's argument to the find itself.

>>891
2channel

>2channel
They are associated, but Pink Channel is helpful too
Especially the fetish board (´・ω・`)

sadly they make heavy use of imgur which seems to block my IPs...

ｷﾀ━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━!!

is there any place to find good japanese upskirt videos?

I can't seem to open her legs or take off her panties
Am I doing something wrong?
I remove her skirt and use the rope, but the rope just moves a little and her legs shake, but nothing after that

same :/

i managed to just keep clicking

I say eternal 12

Go and vote for Heyuri-tans age!

https://cgi.heyuri.net/vote2/html/1748205742.html

>What was on Heyuri@Booru?
goatse
no srsly: https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/69846398/#69846447

Happy Birthday!!

>>144887
He would get mad even if they said she's beautiful and that they want to fuck her.

i'll dew it. but what do i get in return

To every sane man, a child slave is a necessity.

>>145048
10/10 would childidolslave again.

paranoid schizophrenic heyurizen has arrived

If the government (or other attacker) is in your home, it's easier for them to just record you typing and your screen. Even if you can somehow prevent visual recording (which is hard lol, none of your shit is TEMPEST shielded), modern neural net technology still means you can reasonably decode your key presses from the sound of your keyboard and a little bit of training that assumes some things based on the typical language you use when typing.

Really, you might want to consider living in a cave and not using the internet in this scenario if you have reason to believe your government is in your house trying to spy on you.
(;ﾟ∀ﾟ)

However, I know when traveling to certain countries, there are business users who get a fresh laptop loaded with only what they need for the trip, and the machine is fitted with anti-tamper seals. The laptop is destroyed upon return. Expensive, maybe a bit overkill, but corporate or governmental espionage is not something they feel like dealing with.
In this case, you might want some kind of heat activated stickers too to make sure everything isn't defeated with a hot-air gun.

Wouldn't it be better to put stickers and shit on your doors and windows to make sure they're not tampering with anything in your home? What if they put tiny cameras with 0.5mm lenses in the tiny holes in your walls where nails to hold picture frames used to be? Or in any other little crevices, or appliances or electronics, or even in your shower head?

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