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X220T is an enjoyable model for sure! And comes with the classic keyboard. 🤩 Hard not to appreciate something 12 or so years old that still runs awesome and looks great! 🙂 Appreciate the feedback!

After programming to save your channels, you can scan same way after putting radio (after saving the channels of interest) into channel mode and hold scan button to start it scanning through those channels.

Great question. I read 8x8 both uses and funds Jitsi, here: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22831102 Now Tox, I'm not 100% sure about. Can say some prior years funding came from DigitalOcean: blog.tox.chat/2022/02/digitalocean-sponsorship/ Tox appears to be a project that is built in spare time - not as well funded as operations like Signal. Still, I think it's worthwhile to explore these things, and offer our support where possible - but more critique / audit also would be nice.

Pixel 6A

😆 It was a suggestion by a regular / follower here as an OS to take a look at, and since no longer is even being updated, I can't recommend it anyways. Was mostly curious to check out the encryption wizard. Definitely recommend Tails over this. For many reasons.

Haven't taken a look at what you are trying to do, but might find something searching rtl-sdr.com or radioreference, or hackaday. Another thing I like to do is search the closed issues on hackrf github to see what others may have tried, in case those sites help at all. All kinds of power issues going on lately from what I hear!

If your area services use (digital) P25 phase 1 or 2 then you'll need a trunking/trunk/trunktracker radio like a Uniden 436hp, 536hp, sds100. On its own, the HackRF Portapack doesn't pick up those signals unfortunately.

I offer similar to support channel (on blog shop / commissions: idea behind it, to keep free thought / speech on this chan as much as is possible without advertiser influence). Ghostpad is good name for the branding - I like it and support what they are doing 100%. Likely will do more videos in future showing some laptop projects I've made. Thank you for the offer though! No doubt very cool laptop, having one like it🙂

I guess I sort of fell in love there for a moment 😆 Planning more purely qubes videos in future.

Hey thank you! I mostly run Debian myself.

For sure. Much more optimal than what I have laying around! ;)

I'm sorry to hear this - some other commenters shared some slight variance in button presses that worked for their unique radio batch.

yes, though it plays more of a role with sending signals as opposed to receiving signals.

I am not sure about why yours would be missing any apps - maybe you got a clone where they implemented custom firmware, without all apps. Hard to say based on the comment. Only thing one might try, is reflashing firmware with official mayhem, which should carry it... but there are warnings that some clones may use custom firmware.

Appreciate that! Maybe some 😆 don't w/certain information to spread too wide. Some industries thrive on mass misinformation educating the public. 😛 On a serious note, channel covers maybe somewhat niche topics. Since I don't follow trend videos, I make videos on things I found interesting over the years, and share.

LOL - it can be pretty. 😄 Compared to audio app, looking glass offers more of a "birds eye view" for scanning / viewing much larger range of signals all at once. And ability to flip through various preset entire ranges quickly, to immediately observe entire range fit into the screen (ie: wifi, shortwave, FM radio), crowding, strong signals areas you may like to take a closer look at. When you have a plan for your radio - or even use this app to assist plan using another radio, it can help visualize much broader range than other apps. Really, lots of uses and app provides nice place to start exploring.

DoT, DoQ and DoH encrypt queries. All the above except DoH use unique ports - making DoH more privacy friendly option in the way it can better blend in with normal https.

🤣🤣 Thanks for the TENS suggestion! Also makes me wonder: since TENS is no longer being built, I can't help but wonder what it may have been replaced with? 🤔

hmmm not sure what you mean there on wrong location? Some do require API key - but usually it asks for that key when required (and some you can register for API key for free).

Thanks for watching & for the feedback!

Glad you mentioned this - as I hadn't actually looked into Mullvad browser outside knowing it is basically a Tor browser without Tor. Earlier I talked about blocking DNS so definitely would recommend going into about:config and then setting network.dns.disabled to True. Thanks for mentioning DNS - I will likely add a note for user safety!

Here's an article on setting it up debian based - www.cyberciti.biz/faq/installing-dnscrypt-proxy-on-debian-linux/ They usually have good quality tutorials on the above site. I actually may be sharing some other ideas on DNS in coming content, not necessarily relating to this article.

Sure - I've had no issue with apps, but admit I don't use rideshare apps. Was able to install lyft as an experiment. Usually, whether banking or otherwise, you can get the app to work with the same setting mentioned on this shorts video.

Pretty much. TENS came out 2001. Tails, 2009. Have to say I like Tails much better (admittedly different use case)!

Was curious to try it, but much moreso recommend those.

@@RTPTechTips bro, can you make a video about executing deadly malware on tails os? In virtual machine so I could see what will happen next. Pretty please?

I don't have a video like that planned, but if I come up with something useful / fun, I'll write it down on my idea list. Thanks for the suggestion.

Gotta watch from safety of bunker. Don't forget to put up the mesh enclosure before pressing play! 🕶️ 💻

Quad9 is fine DNS option. See nothing wrong with them on surface.

Ruse.

Hey thank you for watching!

Check into things such as open source openWRT router options. And thanks for the feedback!

Absolutely. Glad it was useful to you !

Shame it's no longer being maintained. Downloading now, for a look inside! :)

New "Industrial Revolution" (#4IR) for related economical / investment interests, Lobby for privatization of gov resources under #PublicPrivatePartnership cooperatives (privatization immune to FOIA requests) government adoption, regulation pushes out the power of open source AI (open source AI being pushed now as "too dangerous", they call open source "unsecured AI" - regulation holds back open source, lobbied for by private AI firms like Open AI). Promote AI hype campaigns for good measure (save climate via requisite monitoring / surv built in energy tech), frequently mention / warn of economic / strategic "risk of being left behind" w/out adoption. Oligarchs seek / finance multi-state relationships of cooperative infrastructure / defense interdependence, to ensure no "getting out", corporate capture of gov's complete. AI becomes "all knowing" to the average person, and rewrites history, encapsulating us in the Matrix. The end. 🤪

I'd suggest looking into OpenWRT as an open source option.

true - good catch there! to anyone else reading, delete spaces for sysctl -w part to be read in properly. Thank you for this comment bringing to my / watchers attention!

No problem. GPA works (though most have switched to kleopatra lately). Might cover commandline gpg later on as well - which is universal and should cause no issues.

kleopatra is better then gpa in my opinion.

Thank You !

It's an R9. I would really like to try the Clifford Heath version in future, for sure.

Regarding this app: explore more of what is out there from more of a "bird's eye view" (instead of a very limited closeup, as seen in portapack audio app). Having overall larger field of vision / visual on screen, when scanning range of interest, can bring something of interest to your attention faster once comfortable. From there, can listen on top of it as shown in video demo, or, can use any number of apps to record, analyze, manipulate, transmit. Up to user.

@@RTPTechTips Thanks. I've got a lot to learn.

Glad to hear you like the video. Comment much appreciated!