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This server runs the snac software and there is no automatic sign-up process.

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[?]דער קערפער פֿון השם » 🌐
@dukepaaron@babka.social

"The central at the centre of controversy last month after selling copies of ’s has now also been found to be selling a that accuses of possessing “evil qualities” and reproduces excerpts from the of the , the JC can reveal.

in has been found to be selling copies of So That We Do Not Forget: Crimes - Resentment, an -language dedicated to “every martyr whose blood was shed on the land of , , and ”.

The book’s first chapter describes Jews as a “people who committed great sins and possess evil qualities, thus deserving the wrath of [God]. God Almighty has mentioned their characteristics and actions in the Holy , and how He punished them, yet they did not learn a lesson. Therefore, we must know their history so that we may be wary of them… God’s victory for the believers over the Jews is inevitable.”

thejc.com/news/uk/london-books

    [?]Hermit Crab Craig » 🌐
    @craigoverend@mastodon.social

    What are your favourite protocols?

      [?]SeaGL 2026: Oct 23rd and 24th » 🌐
      @SeaGL@mastodon.social

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      [?]OCTADE » 🌐
      @octade@soc.octade.net

      NEWSCARD: Decentralized, Encrypted Paste Bin via Usenet Newsgroups

      NEWSCARD Publish and fetch permanent named records via Network News

      Newscard creates a decentralized, encrypted, named record paste bin.

      [git repo] https://codeberg.org/OCTADE/newscard (use most recent version only)

      With a single command, name the card, snarf the file and encrypt it.

      With another command, push the encrypted file to the public network.

      With another short command, snarf a file from the network.

      Only users knowing the name [key] of the record will be able to decrypt it.

      If a strong passphrase is used to name the file, it will be very secure.

      This is useful for quickly snarfing, encrypting, and publishing a text file:

      $~: card enc [passphrase] [file]
      $~: card put [passphrase]

      It is useful for retrieving a text file with just a key:

      $~: card get [passphrase]
      $~: card show [passphrase]

      If and when you want the general public to access the record just share the keyword.

      Newscard uses nine (9) (NINE) layers of encryption with OpenSSL chacha20 cipher.

      Newscard generates 9 each of: cipher keys, salts, key iteration parameters.

      It would be nice if something like this were added to the ActivityPub protocol, such that keyword[@]host.url would do the same thing. Then secret text records could be stored securely for later retrieval or revelation.

      @infostorm@a.gup.pe @crypto@a.gup.pe @infosec@a.gup.pe @selfhosting@a.gup.pe

      Playing card of the Jack of Clubs. The Jack is a moustached man in a black top hat and suit in a oval center cameo. The colors are inverted so that everything on the face is black except the lines which are white, like a charcoal cutout picture., giving it a retro digital appearance mixed with retro handicraft vibes.

      Alt...Playing card of the Jack of Clubs. The Jack is a moustached man in a black top hat and suit in a oval center cameo. The colors are inverted so that everything on the face is black except the lines which are white, like a charcoal cutout picture., giving it a retro digital appearance mixed with retro handicraft vibes.

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        OCTADE boosted

        [?]OCTADE » 🌐
        @octade@soc.octade.net

        NEWSCARD: Decentralized, Encrypted Paste Bin via Usenet Newsgroups

        NEWSCARD Publish and fetch permanent named records via Network News

        Newscard creates a decentralized, encrypted, named record paste bin.

        [git repo] https://codeberg.org/OCTADE/newscard (use most recent version only)

        With a single command, name the card, snarf the file and encrypt it.

        With another command, push the encrypted file to the public network.

        With another short command, snarf a file from the network.

        Only users knowing the name [key] of the record will be able to decrypt it.

        If a strong passphrase is used to name the file, it will be very secure.

        This is useful for quickly snarfing, encrypting, and publishing a text file:

        $~: card enc [passphrase] [file]
        $~: card put [passphrase]

        It is useful for retrieving a text file with just a key:

        $~: card get [passphrase]
        $~: card show [passphrase]

        If and when you want the general public to access the record just share the keyword.

        Newscard uses nine (9) (NINE) layers of encryption with OpenSSL chacha20 cipher.

        Newscard generates 9 each of: cipher keys, salts, key iteration parameters.

        It would be nice if something like this were added to the ActivityPub protocol, such that keyword[@]host.url would do the same thing. Then secret text records could be stored securely for later retrieval or revelation.

        @infostorm@a.gup.pe @crypto@a.gup.pe @infosec@a.gup.pe

        Playing card of the Jack of Clubs. The Jack is a moustached man in a black top hat and suit in a oval center cameo. The colors are inverted so that everything on the face is black except the lines which are white, like a charcoal cutout picture., giving it a retro digital appearance mixed with retro handicraft vibes.

        Alt...Playing card of the Jack of Clubs. The Jack is a moustached man in a black top hat and suit in a oval center cameo. The colors are inverted so that everything on the face is black except the lines which are white, like a charcoal cutout picture., giving it a retro digital appearance mixed with retro handicraft vibes.

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          [?]OCTADE » 🌐
          @octade@soc.octade.net

          NEWSCARD: Decentralized, Encrypted Paste Bin via Usenet Newsgroups

          NEWSCARD Publish and fetch permanent named records via Network News

          Newscard creates a decentralized, encrypted, named record paste bin.

          [git repo] https://codeberg.org/OCTADE/newscard (use most recent version only)

          With a single command, name the card, snarf the file and encrypt it.

          With another command, push the encrypted file to the public network.

          With another short command, snarf a file from the network.

          Only users knowing the name [key] of the record will be able to decrypt it.

          If a strong passphrase is used to name the file, it will be very secure.

          This is useful for quickly snarfing, encrypting, and publishing a text file:

          $~: card enc [passphrase] [file]
          $~: card put [passphrase]

          It is useful for retrieving a text file with just a key:

          $~: card get [passphrase]
          $~: card show [passphrase]

          If and when you want the general public to access the record just share the keyword.

          Newscard uses nine (9) (NINE) layers of encryption with OpenSSL chacha20 cipher.

          Newscard generates 9 each of: cipher keys, salts, key iteration parameters.

          It would be nice if something like this were added to the ActivityPub protocol, such that keyword[@]host.url would do the same thing. Then secret text records could be stored securely for later retrieval or revelation.

          @infostorm@a.gup.pe @usenet@lemmy.world @crypto@a.gup.pe @infosec@a.gup.pe

          Playing card of the Jack of Clubs. The Jack is a moustached man in a black top hat and suit in a oval center cameo. The colors are inverted so that everything on the face is black except the lines which are white, like a charcoal cutout picture., giving it a retro digital appearance mixed with retro handicraft vibes.

          Alt...Playing card of the Jack of Clubs. The Jack is a moustached man in a black top hat and suit in a oval center cameo. The colors are inverted so that everything on the face is black except the lines which are white, like a charcoal cutout picture., giving it a retro digital appearance mixed with retro handicraft vibes.