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 No.34[Reply]

TL;DR

Volknet grew out of a thread posted on /pol/ about setting up a separate Internet outside the control of governments & corporations. Archive: (https://archive.is/5vWap) It quickly evolved into the idea of setting up local meshnets, pirate boxes, packet radio, etc and arguing over how to connect them all together.

I liked the idea enough to make a board about it, but I knew that building a separate physical Internet was definitely the wrong place to start. It is the goal, but not the immediate means for reaching the goal. It's too ambitious and it would be stillborn from the get-go.

My idea is that we start by culturally appropriating the darknet. Any & all darknets: onions, i2p, freenet, etc. We do this by outright & un-apologetically pirating whatever content we want & cloning whatever websites we like from the regular Internet and copying it to our favorite darknets. I'm talking about content & websites sympathetic to the general culture of pol.

The idea is to draw more traffic to the darknet, which will attract more content creators to the darknet, until it becomes a self-sustaining culture. Overlapping with this goal, we develop our own separate crypto-economy amongst ourselves and use it as a way of funding our goal of a separate Internet.

At the moment I'm developing an imageboard eepsite as a place on the darknet where we can gather and coordinate.

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 No.227[Reply]

Original Thread from pol

>Archived here: https://archive.is/5vWap

>Here's the thread that inspired /volknet/. I copied it from archive.today so that readers could follow the conversation through the links.

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OK /pol/, bear with me on this, because it might sound kinda dumb. Just think about it.

We all know the internet is going tits up, everybody all over the world is controlling and regulating it to death. The wild west is dying, we are entering an internet era of forced political correctness and censorship. Why then, are we still using this internet?

Why haven't we begun to build our own?

Not some piggyback service like tor, where big brother watches you everywhere, but an entirely seperate entity, not connected to the current internet anywhere? Let me elaborate.

We start with offshore servers, running in international waters a la Sealand. We'd need a plethora of wealthy backers, but there are tons of rich people who dump cash on libertarian utopias all the time. This time however, we set up a heavily militarized navy society. Every citizen is there either to expand or protect the Island, and ultimately the seed servers for what I will refer to as the freenet (slavenet being used for our internet from now on). We'll slowly build up a country sized city on pylons in the ocean (preferably the Atlantic to protect against tsunamis) dedicated to running servers. While we are working on this stage, we assemble a team of the best software engineers in the world interested in a free internet to work from the ground up to build an internet completely unlike the slavenet. Something incompatible with how normal computers operate. I'm thinking also some way to piggyback the signal off decommissioned satePost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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 No.832

>>829

>Yall niggas cant into meshnets

Thank you for your profound thoughts and deep help.

>>828

I'm also researching DVB-S modulators to try use them, but they all come with firmware built-in. I don't know how much is that hackable for our purposes.




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 No.918[Reply]

Why is there a need for a meshnet when Freenet can do much the same using the current internet infrastructure?

 No.919

Please see Internet Secession 2 thread. The plan is to start off on the darknet but to work our way to a truly separate Internet with its own physical infrastructure.


 No.924

Freenet only allows static content anyway, doesn't it?




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 No.921[Reply]

Found this on >>>/cyber/39540

"Just found out that fully P2P imageboard already exist. What a great time to be alive.

Get ZeroNet:

https://zeronet.io/

Yes, you can run it through Tor.

And then go to:

http://127.0.0.1:43110/0chan.bit

Or you can check it right now through web-ZeroNet gateway:

https://zeronet.classcoder.com/0chan.bit

That means you can have fully distributed imageboard that can't be censored by anybody.

I don't know about you, but i'm amazed that it really works."

 No.922

>>921

same, this is great.

finally a p2p chan

anyway to confirm if it works through tor outside of the tor ok option?


 No.923

Good find anon.

I'm going to make a sticky to keep track of all these alternative networks: Zeronet, Meganet, Maidsafe, ipfs, etc. It's easy for stuff like this to slip through the memory hole.

Remember Volknet is a culture, not any particular network per say. We can replicate our presence across all of them. But Zeronet is one more to add to the list.

I haven't been by here as much as I should: I've been busy coding my own imageboard eepsite to serve as a kind of home base for us to get started.

But I'll try to get some decent activity going in here even if I have to copy threads straight out of /cyber/ & /netplus/ to get the ball rolling.




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 No.897[Reply]

It has become rather quite in here and in /volk/

Whatever happened to out Volkish Movement?

See also:

http://uhwikih256ynt57t.onion.link/wiki/index.php/User_talk:%E5%8D%90dude

 No.898

we need a

卐 volkish 卐 chat room

in the darknet!


 No.899

>>897

>It has become rather quite in here

I don't think this place has gotten loud yet. Tried doing a re-post about Internet Secession over on /pol/ in order to get some fresh coverage, but the mods are being faggots this time around & censoring it.

>Whatever happened to out Volkish Movement?

I'm busy coding the imageboard site that I'm going to use for our presence on the darknet, like I've described in the Internet Secession 2 thread. Glad to see people are still interested, but there's no point waiting with baited breath just yet.

>http://uhwikih256ynt57t.onion.link/wiki/index.php/User_talk:%E5%8D%90dude

What am I looking at here?


 No.900

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>>898

Options for volk chat include tox and xmpp, and there are of course tor/i2p irc servers as well. Also there is an active /pol/ tox group chat if you are interested here are the details (you can connect using tor):

1. Add this ID (the Groupbot) as a friend 56A1ADE4B65B86BCD51CC73E2CD4E542179F47959FE3E0E21B4B0ACDADE51855D34D34D37CB5

2. Wait a moment until Groupbot appears online. Every time you wish to join the chatroom, send this message to Groupbot: invite 1 pol


 No.903

>>899

Endchan is also a good resource if youre looking for an extra board to help host.

If you need help coding, I am learning programmjng and would love to help.




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 No.834[Reply]

Sorry for the long silence. I've been quietly copying the contents of the original /pol/ thread from the archive over to this board, in case archive.today happens to go SJW and start deleting stuff. Plus it's a lot easier to follow the conversations (reply links don't work in the archived copy of a thread).

I'm going to post another Internet Secession thread to /pol/ late this month, and I have something specific that I want to talk about that just about anyone could get involved in. I'm hoping that thread number 2 will be just as lively as the first one was.

I won't talk about it now; I'll use it to kick off conversation on the thread.

But there are a few other things that I'd also like to see discussed:

- People who use encryption automatically draw attention to themselves. Therefore we need to start using encryption by default, for everyone. How do we put pressure on browser devs, email providers, hosting providers, ISPs, major websites like Amazon, etc to use encryption as a default setting in their normal, everyday functionality?

- Who wants to start an official manifesto?

- How do we pressure/incentivize major online stores to start accepting crypto currencies? (And NOT requiring personal information from their customers)

- Protecting children and fighting terrorism are the two main arguments for rolling back our privacy rights both online and everywhere else. How do we as citizens deal with these issues ourselves in order to negate the government's involvement as much as possible?

- How do we get municipalities and businesses to take down their cameras?

- Where can we get computer hardware that we can trust? Currently, the firmware of many popular harddrives can be reflashed by the NSA in order to behave like spyware, and there is no way to remove it. Vendors are working with the government to compromise our privacy so we need to find vendors that we can trust.

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 No.892

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>>891

Isn't this a little bit too much putting the cart before the horse?

Now granted I am unqualified to talk about the technicalities of (crypto-)currencies, but you first need to get a stable/thriving population of users before you can start thinking of additional features. The first few colonising users won't need the monetary incentive to create the foundational environment, they'll do it for free regardless.

Acquiring manpower to populate a chan should be the focus. And there are enough people around who are looking for alternatives to this chan. Especially recently I have seen the sentiment rise, as IRCwheels openly stopped caring about this place, and everybody sees Infinity NEXT for the piece of shit it is.

In my case, I'd love to contribute. But I am too /tech/nically illiterate to do anything and will require guides/infographics to understand the basics and be useful other than shilling this board from time to time.


 No.893

>>892

This stuff is w-a-a-a-a-y in the future. Right now I'm still developing the imageboard software that I'm going to use, with all the features that I wish 8chan had. But I plan on starting off in exactly the way that you described.

The reason I speculate so far ahead of myself is because creativity comes in bursts. For me anyway. So I want to get all my thoughts down in writing while ideas are still fresh in my head.


 No.894

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>>893

Good to hear you've got your head on straight!

I've seen too many initiatives wither and die, because they are so head-over-heels that they paralyse themselves in ambitious planning and discussion.


 No.895

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Just a few thoughts on how I'm coding Volkchan itself:

- Captchas That Aren't A Pain In The Fucking Ass [PIC RELATED]: And also a fun way to get people involved with the board: suggesting lulzy captcha ideas.

- Thread Sharing: Threads can be shared between boards to enable cross-board collaboration (boards can talk directly to each other in the same thread)

- Parent Boards & Child Boards: You could think of this as automatic, one-way thread sharing. For example, /bmw/ would be an ideal sub-board of pol, where whatever was posted in /bmw/ would show up in pol. This allows smaller boards to benefit from the larger exposure of their parent boards. It also prevents duplication of efforts (lots of discussions on pol are perfectly suited to the more specialized /bmw/ board, but as things stand right now, they both operate in their own separate walled gardens)

- View Count: Not much of a feature, but would still be nice. You'll be able to see how many times a thread has been viewed over-all, as well as how many times it has been viewed since the last post.

- Fuck Microsoft Internet Explorer: I don't care if it doesn't work with IE. I'm tempted to force it NOT to work with IE because fuck those guys. But as long as my code works in every other browser, that's all that matters. This is our own space, it doesn't need to be IE compatible or follow all the rules of professional web development.


 No.896

>>892

>In my case, I'd love to contribute. But I am too /tech/nically illiterate to do anything and will require guides/infographics to understand the basics and be useful

That's not a bad idea either. I still have to work out the exact system for how we're going to collaboratively copy stuff.

A small minority of web developers will be responsible for actually creating websites that have the same look & lay-out as the websites that we'll be scraping. Then the larger community will be responsible for actually copying the content itself. They'll be the ones who crawl through all the archives & articles from blogs, wikis, etc and manually copy them over to the volknet counterpart.




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 No.163[Reply]

Looking for material about Internet censorship & surveillance that's designed to really piss people off. We don't want people feeling hopeless, we want people mad.

 No.164

YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.

His blood is boiling underneath his words. This foul-mouthed motherfucker is what we're looking for. Moar anger like this.


 No.179

>>164

Based Applebaum


 No.183

>>164

>Appelbaum

I like all faggot kikes, these are cool guys. Like that dickboy Greenwald.

All kikes should be like these two, they make the world better for all of us. Something all the other Jews combined cannot achieve.


 No.184

>>164

I think one of the most important things we learn from him is that the open source software movement is not enough for protecting our privacy any more. The NSA is sabotaging the hardware itself in order to turn our machines into hardwired spyware.

We need an open source hardware revolution.


 No.888

>>179

He's a bit of a faggot, he used to walk around in a dress.

He's pretty based though.




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 No.887[Reply]

1. CJDNS over Wi-fi

2. Encrypted packet radio over non amateur HF/VHF frequencies

3. CJDNS over IP

And in my fantasy realm:

Encrypted Maser



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 No.875[Reply]

So how hard would it be to co opt the power grid?

Power grid broad band is current technology, and since our gov refuses to use it, why couldn't we?

What would it take? Would we need the power companies on board? To me it seems a lot more realistic than … creating our own sealand and navy…

Thoughts?

 No.886

How about encrypted packet radio over HF?




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 No.44[Reply]

original thread officially dead :(

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 No.151

>>123

> We will need the website and the internal services. Both things would better be presentable and look like they were made by white people. lol

I can easily spend hours working out the aesthetics of a site and going over it again and again. It's what I like doing. Can't draw though. I still need to find some artists for that. I'll focus on that in my recruitment efforts.

>So, tonight I'm gonna meet the localbitcoins seller.

Okay, good. I wish I was in a more urban place where I could just meet people in person for bitcoins. But speaking of crypto, you might be interested in reading about Safecoin. It's the crypto-currency of Maidsafe. It's an entirely different kind of crypto from the others because it doesn't use a block-chain. It only works inside of the Maidsafe decentralized network itself. The currency incentivizes people to contribute computer resources to the network. You "mine" the currency by contributing hard-drive space.

I'm thinking our network could ultimately have its own crypto that would incentivize things like disk space, original content, bandwidth, etc. This is way way off in the future, but it could help give you an idea of what sort of foundation to put in place for it.


 No.180

>>151

>> We will need the website and the internal services. Both things would better be presentable and look like they were made by white people. lol

>I can easily spend hours working out the aesthetics of a site and going over it again and again. It's what I like doing. Can't draw though. I still need to find some artists for that. I'll focus on that in my recruitment efforts.

Very nice.

Privacy has been a commodity rare to find here, I just sneaked out and I'm stuck in the booth of a cybercafe. My nosy friends will be searching for me shortly, so we will be brief here.

I've got two other routers, a DSO oscilloscope, another two Pis, a graphics card for numeric simulations, RF amplificators, radios, pieces and parts. But will have to order some things from China, unfortunately and maybe I'll be forced to visit the US to score for a few parts too.

I definitely can built a small box which can have FM, SATCOM and VSAT capabilities for less than a thousand dollars using off-the-shelf parts. I wished to find all parts here, but it looks like they don't have everything.

>>So, tonight I'm gonna meet the localbitcoins seller.

>Okay, good. I wish I was in a more urban place where I could just meet people in person for bitcoins. But speaking of crypto, you might be interested in reading about Safecoin. It's the crypto-currency of Maidsafe. It's an entirely different kind of crypto from the others because it doesn't use a block-chain. It only works inside of the Maidsafe decentralized network itself. The currency incentivizes people to contribute computer resources to the network. You "mine" the currency by contributing hard-drive space.

>Safecoin

I gave up on a technical way to solve some problems. Take the example of darkcoin: if five people get their money mixed to send to five people, you definitely havPost too long. Click here to view the full text.


 No.181

>>180

It's good to see you back anon.

I'm still working on a way to get some faces to this board. Just directly talking about it doesn't seem to help much. /volknet/ had it's heyday on pol, the thread lasted for almost 4 weeks and the novelty has died. I'm going to talk about things without directly mentioning volknet, but just topics that are relevant, and I'll cross-post the responses to this board. We need some heavy transfusions of content before people think it's worth sticking around here.

You still can't send pics here, can you? Could you upload a few to imgur or something, & link to them? I want to see a picture of all the equipment that you just listed.

I know this sounds dick-ish, but I want to make sure you're not a troll. For you to be doing all this is awesome, believe me. But I want to make sure it's not too good to be true. Anyone involved in anything having to do with white identity, nationalism, whatever you want to call it, is guaranteed to get trolled. Even Harold Covington has it happen to him.

Could you upload a pic somewhere and include a piece of paper with the words "sup /volknet/ (current date)".


 No.182

>>181

>It's good to see you back anon.

Thank you, I'm resting today and will stop searching for parts now. There's little chance I will get here what I want.

>I'm still working on a way to get some faces to this board. Just directly talking about it doesn't seem to help much. /volknet/ had it's heyday on pol, the thread lasted for almost 4 weeks and the novelty has died.

The thread had its heyday, one day will come that volknet will have its heyday. We are barely starting. There is a very long technical path to follow to get this off the ground. You can't easily find the technical guys without a project already ongoing. That's why I said "end of july" to have something going enough to attract more brains.

>I'm going to talk about things without directly mentioning volknet, but just topics that are relevant, and I'll cross-post the responses to this board. We need some heavy transfusions of content before people think it's worth sticking around here.

We shall gather as much theoretical information as possible, then people will come to see the project history and understand what this is all about. That helps reduce the amount of criticism from the latecomers which will not initially understand why we choose this solution and not the other which they love.

>You still can't send pics here, can you? Could you upload a few to imgur or something, & link to them? I want to see a picture of all the equipment that you just listed.

Until I have my bitcoins back, I can't post pics because of lack of VPN. The more I leave the bitcoin in the tumblers for it to mature, the best it is.

>I know this sounds dick-ish, but I want to make sure you're not a troll. For you to be doing all this is awesome, believe me. But I want to make sure it's not too good to be true.

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 No.885

>>180

Except with CJDNS you can't have honeypot exit nodes because only explicitly trusted nodes can decrypt the information.

So yes, it might be possible to say Alice sent Bob a packet, but there is no way to find out what that packet contains, as long as people aren't dumb enough to authorize LEO nodes.




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 No.610[Reply]

If there's one vital thing we eventually need, it's the ability to build our own hardware. The NSA can now reflash the firmware of your machine and turn it into spyware. Even reformatting your HDD can't get rid of it.

I asked around on /b/ and /tech/ about the idea of open source hardware; people designing and building their own custom computer hardware and sharing the designs just like they do with open source software.

Well….options are limited but they exist. These are some cross-posts from the respective threads that I started on the subject. But feel free to join in.

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 No.619

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 No.620

>>619

No, you start by drawing on paper, then you buy a copper plate and you proceed to copy the drawing on your paper to it using an indelible marker.

Then you dip the plate with the marker on ferric perchlorate for about a night.

Then you remove the ink with a steel sponge and do the propper holes.

Then you weld all the electronic components using soldering tin.

Richfags BTFO


 No.621

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>What is RISC-V?

From http://riscv.org/

"RISC-V (pronounced "risk-five") is a new instruction set architecture (ISA) that was originally designed to support computer architecture research and education, which we now hope will become a standard open architecture for industry implementations."

>Can I actually get a RISC-V computer now?

Kinda.

http://riscv.org/getting-started.html#fpga

A lot of people seem to be waiting for lowRISC to put out its development boards, which should be happening in the next couple of years.

http://www.lowrisc.org/faq/

>So what can I do in the meantime?

You can try out ANGEL, a JavaScript implementation of a RISC-V environment that boots riscv-linux.

http://riscv.org/getting-started.html#angel

I don't see much point in that, so I set up riscv-linux on QEMU:

http://riscv.org/getting-started.html#qemu

and built a riscv gcc (and g++) cross compiler and toolchain:

http://riscv.org/download.html#tools

I can compile C and C++ programs with the cross compiler, and they do run in riscv-linux under QEMU.

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 No.884

Hard drive firmwares. They're the things that'll tattle on you.

UEFI: Who knows what the fuck is going on there. I'm pretty sure that older thinkpads can run openfirmware to replace the BIOS.

Keyboard controller ICs can be reflashed to keylog you.

These IMHO are the main things we either need to deal with or replace before we even think of securing the OS.

As far as OS goes, It's got to be FOSS. Either FreeBSD or Linux. Closed source OSes could be doing anything underneath the hood and you'd have no way of knowing.

>>613

I have an FPGA computer that just about manages a net connection. The OS and network stack is from about 1995 so about as secure as a colander.




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 No.52[Reply]

These are archived comments about our female avatar, Embla, the first woman of Norse mythology. I've laid out the specific details of Embla's appearance already. I'll leave her personality to evolve with the culture of Volknet.

I'm looking for artists to interpret her based on the description in the following posts. Or recommendations of some good artists that could do commission work.

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One of the main concepts I've been pitching over on our /pol/ thread is the importance of representing ourselves with an avatar. I've proposed having both a male and female avatar. Gamergate has /v/ and Vivian, the USA has Uncle Sam & Columbia, we need something like that. A male-female duo is rich in all kinds of possible symbolism.

I've suggested Askr & Embla, the first male & female of Norse mythology, as our avatars, the Adam & Eve of our volk.

My inspiration for Embla's appearance is based loosely on the album cover drawing in the attached pic, of the girl with two different hair colors. But instead of stopping at just two hair colors, I thought she could represent all the physical variety within our race. Her hair would be brown, black, blonde and red. Her eyes would be blue, brown, gray and green. Finally she would have freckles, another distinctly Caucasian feature. She would be dressed in some kind of traditional European garb or like a Druidic priestess.

One anon has already done a mockup >>53 but she needs to have ALL of the physical features of Caucasians in order to represent us.

I welcome any drawfags who would like to do their own interpretation of her.

The idea is to memify her, to give her such a distinct personality and appearance that she will be copied and re-interpreted by other artists, just as the Vivian James avatar iPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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 No.860

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Recently came across this statue of Askr & Embla, the two Avatars that I want to use to represent Volknet.

Not so sure about the depiction of Askr: seems too boy-ish for the type of personality that I have in mind. I'm thinking more of a swash-buckler for him. But the depiction of Embla holds some promise, even as a loose inspiration.

I also found this article about them that goes into their mythological symbolism. Could come in handy for how we develop them as characters.

http://norse-mythology.org/gods-and-creatures/others/ask-and-embla/


 No.876

>>860

that's a pretty bad statue

and I'm pretty sure ask and embla were christian scholars tacking on adam and eve while writing down nordic folktales

because they couldn't leave their semitic shit out of it


 No.877

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>>876

You are wrong, and should know better than to voice opinions on subject you self-admittently know nothing about.

Germanic languages (English mostly excluded) have numerous referencing terms used in genealogical vocabulair to the Askr&Embla myth being the first humans formed out of a tree. If I had to give a surviving example in English, "family tree" is a referencing term, which lasted the French language invasion. You are really dumb if you think that a human creation myth is somehow exclusive to a religion sprouted from a tribe notorious of stealing and subverting original creations.

Askr literally means ash tree, fyi.

>>860

In order to not only derail the discussion, I'll contribute my two cents on the idea.

I really like the idea of using Askr and Embla!

But your provided fountain statue doesn't speak for itself concerning the subject of what it's supposed to honour. I suggest using the aesthetics of pics related to bring the myth to life without having to use words. Obviously instead of Daphne turning into a Laurel, it will depict Askr&Embla becoming human.


 No.880

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>>877

>But your provided fountain statue doesn't speak for itself concerning the subject of what it's supposed to honour

True, there aren't many depictions of them. I'm just gathering together what I can find: that plus the fact that they need to be interpreted in a way that relates them to the ideals of volknet as well.

I'm afraid the artistic side of things has fallen to the wayside a bit but I'm glad to see that other people are still interested: I spoke to an artist on deviant art a little while back about drawing a quality version of them: was given a quote of $400.00 for one character. So I put it on the back-burner for the time being.


 No.881

>>880

>So I put it on the back-burner for the time being.

That is the right thing to do indeed. No use for having artwork without having anything to show for it.




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 No.9[Reply]

Some good places to recruit, and well as recruitment ideas, post here.

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 No.32

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>>28

You should cross-post this on the /pol/ thread and reference it back to here. I'm only vaguely interested in it at this point. My main interest are memes, and getting my HAM licence. We need to get more people into this board in order to give it the attention it deserves.


 No.33

>>32

I should but I can't now. I will crosspost and let people comment, but my walls of text are finished by now for two months because I got most of the clues necessary to create the meshnet.

I'm coming back to this thread and http://fullchan4jtta4sx.onion/volknet once in a while to see what you guys say, but can't keep up with the rest of your discussions.

The programming side of it is a nightmare.

FabFi demands central servers to control it.

OLSR is incomplete.

CJDNS doesn't provide anonymity.

GUIFI documentation is almost only in Catalan.

FreiFunk doesn't even have an online step-by-step setup.

I've decided to screw one of my old Linksys routers to try guifi and have a feeling of it. I'm connected to guifi now. Guifi seems nice, but I had enough of Google Translator already.

I've taken OLSR and CJDNS source code to work with by now. They both provide most of what we need. But isolated they are crap.

And my deadline is the end of july.

When I'm finished and the basic package is available, I wish to provide some services upon it to justify people to join it.

This netnanny thing is one thing I wanna do.

An imageboard is another.

Support for hidden services is another.

A distributed database is another.


 No.869

cool stuff Volks!


 No.870

we should advertise in

en.rightpedia.info

and

The Hidden wiki

http://trfn4cs6mqo2yfbz.onion/wiki/index.php/Adolf_Hitler


 No.871

these sites are cool




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 No.586[Reply]

You niggers still alive?

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 No.862

>>859

shit it does that sometimes. Just make sure you have text in the post, and wait like a day if it doesn't upload after a try or two. Might work now.


 No.863

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>>862

Yo just tried to upload again. Got the following error (pic related). I think it must be a size constraint. The document is 13 MB and even webms are limited to 10 MB.

Both the subject and body had text in them.

I could just send these to a junk email account if you have one…just sign up to cock.li or something

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 No.864

>>863

mysoggyknees69@cock.li

try that


 No.865

>>864

Okay thanks Soggy Knees. I just emailed you the files using Drop Send.


 No.866

>>864

thanks bruh




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 No.48[Reply]

For discussion of the male half of our avatar duo, Askr, the first male human in Norse mythology. How should he look? What is his personality?

I'm migrating over some archived comments from the original pol thread so we can continue the conversation here.

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Our male avatar presents a challenge. There is already a decidedly volkisch male avatar: Iron Pill Man. We can't make Askr, the husband of Embla, into a simple knock-off of Iron Pill. He has to be qualitatively distinct, be completely his own person, but be volkisch at the same time.

I'm thinking of having Askr portrayed as a sigma male. He's scruffier, he has stubble, he has scars, he's an outsider. "Outsider" perfectly personifies what we are trying to build.

He should NOT be the dark, silent brooding figure though, like Batman or like Shadow from Final Fantasy 6. He needs a sociable personality like Han Solo or Tyler Durden, even if he's abrasive sometimes. His volkisch-ness would be less intellectual.

Iron Pill likes to read books by Julius Evola. Askr, the first human, lives it in a more instinctive, non-verbalized way.

Iron Pill's relationship to his wife would probably be portrayed in an idealized way that emphasizes chivalry. Askr would more likely be portrayed as refusing to take any of Embla's shit, with crazy make-up sex afterwords, and then Embla walks around the house wearing his shirt. His rough masculinity frees her to be perfectly feminine.

He's a swashbuckler and a brawler who makes his own rules. But, like Tyler Durden, is still perfectly capable of self-discipline and goal-setting.

 No.49

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>>48

If you want to appeal to the general public with your avatars, you shouldn't make a >>1976499

>>1982952

>>1975203

Probably the best way to capture the positive attention, imagination, and inspiration of the general public would be to make a cyberpunk version of the 'iron pill'. A tech-savvy, informally intellectual, and libertarian oriented character who preaches the ideas of autonomy, independence, and resistance in 'the struggle'.

You could also make the characters resemble/reference famous cyberpunk characters like Kanada (from 'Akira'), Motoko Kusanagi (from 'Ghost in the Shell'), or Adam Jensen (from 'Deus ex series').

For some ideas you could go to 8ch.net/cyber/ , regarding the general jist of what the characters attitudes, fashion/style, etc. would be like.


 No.50

>>49

>If you want to appeal to the general public with your avatars

No, avatars are meant to represent a certain idea or group of people. Their very nature is non-inclusive. Including the avatar you just suggested. The general public doesn't care about a cyberpunk libertarian character any more than it cares about a volkisch female character. What matters is whether it unifies & properly represents us to ourselves.

They can have some public appeal, maybe. Like a raw sexual presence that catches peoples eyes and makes them interested to learn more. But avatars are for the people they represent.

However, Embla needs her Askr. We haven't talked much about him yet; what he looks like, what his personality is. I think your post is a pretty good kickoff point & I want to be totally hands-off on this one. I'm hoping that I've generated enough interest through Embla that other anons are ready to start building on the mythology themselves.


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>>50

>A tech-savvy, informally intellectual, and libertarian oriented character who preaches the ideas of autonomy, independence, and resistance in 'the struggle'.

We could take these traits and use them for personality aspects of Askr. Though I think we would leave our the bodymod part of the cyber tech. Gizmos and gadgets are ok, but they are but tools like anything else and need to be able to be transcended when the time comes. That is not possible if they literally are you.

Only other thing is, I thing it should be less 'informal' intelectual, and more autodidact/renaissance man intellectual. Just because you didn't go to an Ivy league doesn't mean you education is subpar (and often it's better as it's not nearly as propagandized).


 No.861

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Just some music about Ask & Embla




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