Post number #569477, ID: 7f58e8
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I want a botnet but it's hard to use one with all botnets corporations put in their botnets I want privacy in a botnet and botnets don't allow me to have a botnet without those damn botnets
Post number #569483, ID: c63f16
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Program your own botnet without a botnet. But be careful, some languages have botnets inside.
Post number #569506, ID: 989b7b
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This botnet we're posting on about botnets is a big botnet, but not as big as the botnet we use to access the big bad botnet through which we find other botnets while searching for botnets about botnets.
Post number #569559, ID: e068a9
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Just use FLOSS and stfu.
Post number #569674, ID: ca3528
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>>569559 What this g/u/rl said, KISS.
Speaking of which...
I wonder if there's a KISS botnet store for FLOSS software, especially for distributed blockchain botnet technology. Think about the privacy a blockchain-enabled peering standardized Bing-accessible smart-home could be if we added more bots to the crypto algorithm. We could seriously increase our FPS and run Crysis on Voodoo without even using RTX.
Post number #570329, ID: 121add
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I only run my botnets on raspberry pis electrically powered by potatos (so that I can avoid running non-free energy on the cpu) running Arch Linux production-ready servers, whose SSH keys are only known by selected zimbabwean tribespeople.
It's the only ethical way IMO
Post number #570330, ID: 69eacc
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>>570329 I'm considering buying a zimbabwean tribesman to use as a 2FA token They're just so convenient
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| I want a botnet but it's hard to use one with all botnets corporations put in their botnets
I want privacy in a botnet and botnets don't allow me to have a botnet without those damn botnets