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9cb52b No.1055

So why usb drives? Why not disks.

First off, I am a security fuckwad here. In a few trials we did on our company, people were more likely to pick up a disk labeled "quarterly reports" and run it on their computer than a thumb drive, and disks are way cheaper to get.

So why not use disks for a higher chance of being picked up and a higher volume of red-pills.

634b32 No.1057

CD's aren't as robust, and nobody has a floppy drive any more (also, unless you want all your info in .txt files, you can fit fuck all on them)

That said, cheap 500mb / 1gig SD cards might tempt people. They might be out of somebody's camera, and that person might have taken lewds with the camera. But "direct" SD readers aren't as common as USB ports, so they might just put it in their own camera to see if there's pics on it - thus not seeing pdf's / docs, and only seeing text-heavy images on a tiny camera screen. Not finding lewds, they'll just format the card and keep it.


f9919a No.1061

>>1055

I don't mind Disks, indeed more secure but more fragile…

We were playing with the idea of one-time-writeable USB drives too.

>why not both?

USB Drives, SD Cards, Disks what else can we add?


f9919a No.1062

>>1057

SD card readers are more common than you think imo, most multimedia-desktops have one and people know generally how to plug in an SD card into that I think


1d3da0 No.1064

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>>1055

It's hard to leave a CD sitting in public and have it be readable by the time someone uses it.

It will likely be thrown away, Flash Drives are reusable and tough, so people are more likely to pick one up in the wild.


cf8203 No.1065

I would suggest having it hosted somewhere also as a browser accessible site. A thing I have been doing of recent is making a graphical QR with links to redpill material and printing them off 6 to the sheet with a quote (mostly orwells stuff) on the other side. Random drops in auspicious places seem to work the best. I used a tracking link on one set and had a 23% hit rate for what I put out.

This was during the wet season too so who knows how many got hit by the elements before they were discovered.

The domain would have to seem pretty benign though


1f7e9c No.1076

>>1064

got a link to the site for these? a red version of those would be absolutely brilliant


1f7e9c No.1077

>>1076

nevermind that, i found it myself.

potential for australians, they allow printing as long as it isn't obscene which is great if youre willing to fork out ~$1-2 extra per stick

http://www.usbplanet.com.au/branded-key-shaped-usb-flashdrive


e066ba No.1099

>>1064

>have it be readable by the time someone uses it

put it in a jewel case then, or staple it in two sheets of paper

put it in books in the library, or in people's mailboxes (illegal?)

>It will likely be thrown away

not if you sharpie a big swastica or something else interesting on it. that will attract people's curiosity.


c712ab No.1100

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Periodic bump for signalling that this project isn't dead yet


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