*Warning: this thread is not for teenage edglords lurking on the internet from their moms basement

Imagine you really have the conviction that, intelligence police, the FBI, other bodies, don't need to see what youre doing on the web and where exactly in the grid youre located: 'what communication service do you recommend in that case?'.

For non-edgelord/basement individuals: 'life can have many ups and downs and sometimes those downs have unexpected needs to make life possible'.

Ive heard something about a service called EPRIVO and the idea is that every single message is P2P encrypted this service is some decryption tool. Imagine a encryptiontool in your webbrowser what simply turns this sentence: 'Hello, how are you' into 'ajs400bxhhdueuehdbxvevrbrtthe4u' and only with the right key you can read it correctly.

They SAY that EPRIVO is a very smart P2P encryption/decryption tool however they also say that the company can be forced (by the FBI) to give all their stored data and servers and that the FBI always got the last word (since every software company is registered, has an ID number, must pay taxes, is a legal registered entity).

Encrochat: raided
Blackberry: raided
EPRIVO: vureable for that reason

Now I saw some tutorials from some youtubers about: Signal, Threema, Threema on Prem, Wire (sec. messager), Telegram (jailbreak versions), ...
and I cant figure out how to communicate about 'business things' without some pimplehead nerd from the feds reading me out from a desk at a police office. (BTW, im using an IP address from a public library at the moment).

What do you advice, how can I sell stuff you normally dont find at the market without revealing too much info abt myself?.

/aicg/ - A general dedicated to the discussion and development of AI chatbots

Brain Pain Edition

>News
OpenAI introduces Realtime API
https://openai.com/index/introducing-the-realtime-api/
OpenAI introduces o1, a new series of models designed to spend time thinking before they respond https://openai.com/o1
Google adds Audio Overview to NotebookLM, a feature that creates AI-generated podcasts discussing your uploaded documents https://blog.google/technology/ai/notebooklm-audio-overviews

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>Frontends
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RisuAI: https://risuai.net
Agnai: https://agnai.chat | https://rentry.org/agnai_guides

>Bots
https://characterhub.org | https://chub.ai
https://realm.risuai.net
https://char-archive.evulid.cc
https://partyintheanchorhold.neocities.org/
https://rentry.org/meta_bot_list

>Models
Jailbreaks: https://rentry.org/jb-listing
GPT: https://platform.openai.com/docs
Claude: https://docs.anthropic.com | https://rentry.org/how2claude
Gemini: https://ai.google.dev/docs | https://rentry.org/gemini-qr
Local: >>>/g/lmg | https://rentry.org/meta_golocal_list

>Botmaking
https://rentry.org/meta_botmaking_list
https://desune.moe/aichared
https://agnai.chat/editor

>Meta
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Lore: https://rentry.org/aicg_chronicles
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/aicg/ - A general dedicated to the discussion and development of AI chatbots

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>News
OpenAI introduces Realtime API https://openai.com/index/introducing-the-realtime-api/
OpenAI introduces o1, a new series of models designed to spend time thinking before they respond https://openai.com/o1
Google adds Audio Overview to NotebookLM, a feature that creates AI-generated podcasts discussing your uploaded documents https://blog.google/technology/ai/notebooklm-audio-overviews

additional info: https://rentry.org/aicg_extra_information

>Frontends
SillyTavern: https://docs.sillytavern.app
RisuAI: https://risuai.net
Agnai: https://agnai.chat | https://rentry.org/agnai_guides

>Bots
https://characterhub.org | https://chub.ai
https://realm.risuai.net
https://char-archive.evulid.cc
https://partyintheanchorhold.neocities.org/
https://rentry.org/meta_bot_list

>Models
jailbreaks: https://rentry.org/jb-listing
gpt: https://platform.openai.com/docs
claude: https://docs.anthropic.com | https://rentry.org/how2claude
gemini: https://ai.google.dev/docs | https://rentry.org/gemini-qr
local: >>>/g/lmg | https://rentry.org/meta_golocal_list

>Botmaking
https://rentry.org/meta_botmaking_list
https://desune.moe/aichared
https://agnai.chat/editor

>Meta
OP templates: https://rentry.org/aicgOP
/aicg/ botmaking events: https://rentry.org/meta_event_list
lore: https://rentry.org/aicg_chronicles
card v3 status: https://rentry.org/zdwfrgqq
services assessment: https://rentry.org/aicg_meta
logs: https://sprites.neocities.org/logs/reader | https://chatlogs.neocities.org
latest proxies: https://rentry.org/desuproxyreborn
lingo guides: https://rentry.org/aicgmodelnames | https://rentry.org/aicg_glossary

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Meep

Why is every imageboard except 4chan dead? 4chan is the worst one:
>no tor, vpn, or proxy use
>countdown captcha
>automated spam bot and ai problem (which never happened before the countdown captcha)
>random banning and shutting down boards like /qa/ for no reason
>many such examples
The second most active imageboard still has 5 years old posts still active and live.

That's it. I'm switching back to Windows.

4chan will die in your lifetime

gaki board

It started when I was 12 years old. I noticed my father's Mac Pro below his desk. Perturbed, I asked him "father why do you have a Mac?" (I was a Plebdows user at the time who didn't understand technology). "Well you see son, they're just better. They're built better. They're based on Unix..." but the words were meaningless to me because I was young. I didn't understand.

My father is a career long software dev btw.

Over the years I ignored his advice. What does my father know anyway. I hopped on the Android train to be a hipster (I was all about the HTC Evo rave; when I rooted it though to have the functionality of the iPhone I bricked permanently). I called my iPhone friends dumb because they "overpaid" (a classic Android cope).

I then purchased my first laptop. A Lenovo Thinkpad. I'm not an idiot, why should I get a Mac. I suffered through its sluggishness, bloat, and aesthetic vomit (characteristic of all Windows operating systems) for years. I tried Loonix but it wasn't much better, it constantly ran into problems plus my xz-utils package got compromised by a Chinese hacker.

That was until I met my girlfriend (now my wife), Lizzie. Lizzie needed help on her coding assignment. Blushing, she handed me her MacBook Pro in the lecture hall. What I saw was the beautiful thing I've ever laid my eyes upon.

It was sexy, built of the finest aluminum in the universe. At the same time it was lightweight, like a feather (I couldn't believe you could fit the world's best processor in that thing). The keyboard... it was like humans evolved to use it. The user interface was brilliant, you could tell people actually took care into making it. The retina display showed me colors I didn't even know existed. I played with her system. I couldn't believe the seamlessness of the App Store and Unix shell. I took care of her problem: An uninitialized pointer. Then I went to the Apple Store and got a MacBook Pro myself.

Never looked back.

I have an Apple iPhone 11 as well as a Google Pixel 6.

My boyfriend wanted to buy me a smartwatch for my birthday, it was his idea, so I spent a lot of time researching what to get.

I decided on the Apple Watch, because it seemed to have the most accurate sleep tracking and heart rate monitoring, and those things were the most important to me.

I had decided to get the SE2, but then my bf suggested I get the S9 (which is double the price, and I NEVER would’ve even considered getting it on my own)…

So I did a bit more research and figured the ECG it comes with would be cool to have, as well as the temperature measure for cycle tracking, the always on display and the pink colour it came in seemed to suit me better…

So I decided to get the S9 and I ordered it but I noticed on the Apple Watch subreddit it seems the newest update has infinite bugs and a lot of people are having issues with their watches.

I’m starting to think I’ve made a mistake.. in addition, in order to be able to use the S9 I had to update my iPhone from iOS 16 to 17, and now it’s super slow and laggy and has so many bugs.

I don’t know if they’ll ever fix the bugs or if I just permanently ruined my phone that I’ve only had for a few years.

All this has me wondering wtf I should do now- should I return the watch and get a Pixel watch instead? But those seem to have many issues too.

Please help need advice