You have one (1) flash drive that has a storage size of 32 gb. The internet will be shut down indefinitely because of heightened racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, and ageism. All computers that have a capability of connecting to the internet will be wiped clean of all programs and files save for the default ones. You have 24 hours to download whatever you want. What do you put on the flash drive?
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32 gigabytes of dolphin porn
>What do you put on the flash drive?
>All the classic books (from pretty much every domain) in txt
>Some white papers (I'll have time to implement things on my own)
I can imagine movies, music and pr0n (you don't need computers for music and pr0n and movies are propaganda)
My node_modules folder
https://github.com/bontibon/kjv
Slackware, KDE w/ KDM, Neovim, GCC, NASM, GNU Chess, VLC (for DVDs), Half-Life, asciiquarium, HuniePop, X11 desktop stripper.
I just disconnect my computer from the internet when the wipe happens. Problem solved.
Your computers cannot be unhooked from the internet no matter how hard you try due to a government backdoor program. There is no possible way to do it.
please explain mr. monkey brain, how bios can have it's independent modem to connect to the glowies and provide cources
6g radio modem integrated on the cpu itself
wouldn't doubt for the new cpu's. But i dont think older ones have that
IT. JUST. DOES.
no. it. doesn't.
think harder about your moronic hypotheticals next time
You will be arrested for hate speech and sexism.
aww shit
guess I'll go out with a bang then
Black person homosexual Black person homosexual Black person homosexual Black person homosexual Black person homosexual Black person homosexual
>not spamming "israelite"
scared of your israeli overlords, huh?
>unplug ethernet
>seal in Faraday cage
checkmate glowies
Good luck deleting files from drives not attached to a computer
wikipedia archive - ~20gb
fill in the rest with books. project gutenberg archive is about 60gb, so probably a curated version of their archive + some others not in public domain
Thanks for reminding me to set up a mirror for project Gutenberg
for those that care
https://www.gutenberg.org/help/mirroring.html
you can even set up a cron job so your local mirror is always up to date
Lurkers care, thanks anon
I render my computers incapable of internet connection by desoldering appropriate components. If OP is entitled to be moronic so am I, and I'll have all my data. WORM media was not excluded by the moronic OP so I also have my DVD archive which includes bootable live OS and tools to make more. Now frick off.
>WORM media was not excluded by the moronic OP so I also have my DVD archive which includes bootable live OS and tools to make more
https://doc.cat-v.org/plan_9/misc/foundation/
>What do you put on the flash drive?
Nothing. I absolutely do not care if that happened. I'm old enough to remember the world before it became dependent on the internet.
Do we really need to have this thread every day?
>What do you put on the flash drive?
Nothing. NAS is going in a faraday cage though.
a few linux distros and some small games along with some kind of ide
No need to have a USB, everything I rely on is already self-owned and managed on my computer. In fact it'd be the perfect excuse to make the move to physical records and documents with appropriate vault setups with replication. People who store personal/critical information on the internet don't know what's coming.
I'd make a .img backup of the contents of my Pi Zero with the following added on. It has 32GB of space total and would contain everything I need to start up a crude public intranet.
With the space already used by Debian 11 that leaves me with 26.5GB of space to back up what i need
1. A local apt repo with the necessary software to install a LAMP stack and email server, along with some other packages I commonly use. (lets assume 2 GB for this.)
2. A fresh copy of PfSense (2GB)
3. Backups of my VMware ISOs and keys (Lets assume 4GB)
4. TrueNAS Core (1GB)
5. An installation of NextCloud with ClamAV scanning installed (100MB)
6. YaCy (75MB)
7. Any development documentation that I can get regarding PHP, Javascript, HTML/CSS, and NodeJS that I can obtain
8. Whatever is left would be used to store either, as much of the english Wikipedia as possible, or ebooks and manga.
After the data purge, I'd then wipe and reconfigure my homelab to serve as a public intranet that anyone can upload files to and hopefully fill-in what's missing. A homebrew chat-client that I'm already developing would be deployed for people to communicate over and I'd work with the people in my area to expand the intranet network.
If my work survived I'd see if I could convince any of the IT people to help me engineer solutions to improve network reliability and scale it.
this is the smartass route
It's the "I'll do it myself!" route
2GB of Factorio
30GB of Factorio mods
hmm, maybe I should factor in a cracked copy of minecraft along with my other stuff.
Good ol' minecraft. 🙂
>The internet will be shut down indefinitely
I can only hope
cute and funny images