Making an ad blocking DNS server.
How to de-google.
Housing market hacking.
3D printing guns.
Removing Smartphone bloatware.
Setting up a VPN.
E-cig bombs.
Some of these are not like the others lol
3d printed guns are generally terrible. I think a high tech approach to improvised firearms would be incorporating the use of extremely cheap, tiny, affordable lathes and CNC machines.
They have improved considerably over the past 5 years and are more than viable for an extended use drop gun than ever before.
All the better if you can use a sintering 3D printer and then mill the final dimensions to operational spec and choose a design that is less straining on the frame/receiver.
If you are talking about machining from a billet, that is a serious dedication of time, energy, and finances. It is one thing if you learn to mill for sustainability and self-reliance, a whole 'nother thing if you are that motivated to make guns without the man knowing. You still would be buying a barrel if you can’t drop enough for the setup to make one.
I mean sure but a piece of pipe and a shotgun shell will do the trick
https://archive.org/details/combatsurvivalweaponsimprovisedkurtsaxonhowtobuildthefourwindsshotgun
“back in the 90s” - LOL.
January, 1971 -
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Anarchist_Cookbook
Best thing in the book was the section on drugs…
“You want to do pot? Here’s how to get and do pot. You want to do coke? Here’s how to get and do coke. You want to do heroin? You have to be fucking stupid to want to do heroin, we aren’t telling you how to do heroin.”
“Here’s how to make LSD from a banana peel” was such bullshit.
Was that actually in the OG cookbook? I know it was in the .txt that was circulating in the 90s by the jollyroger, but I never got my hands on the original…
I think so? Now I can’t remember if I got it from the book or from the text file.
They call it mellow yellow.
(Quite rightly)
A practical guide on digital anonymity.
DIY drone building.
Torrenting and accessing banned media.
Discussions on how to exploit the crumbling infrastructure.
Off grid food and fuel production.
Urban survival.
How to thwart AI surveillance and facial recognition discreetly.
Honestly I wouldn’t mind contributing if someone wanted to do it.
Probably some simple DDoS scripts
Probably an entire chapter dedicated to 3D printing guns.
Personally quite a fan of the idea of making my own pistol (or, well, some of it) in the comfort of my own home, but far too poor to get a 3d printer that’ll actually do a good job.
Here you go. If you’re in the US, most states have stupidly lax laws on homemade firearms. It basically boils down to don’t make them too short, don’t make them full auto, put a serial number on it, and pay your taxes.
Mfers can literally do anything in the US as long as they pay their taxes.
Serial number not necessary unless you’re selling it.
They like you having it incase it gets stolen.
That said, “1” is technically a valid serial.
Not my problem what “they like.” If it gets stolen, I’ll print another.
Tracking metadata for every government agency in the world.
A lot of the same stuff, plus information about how to mine crypto.
As a sidenote: That text file is partially why anarchism has such a bad rep today, because whoever wrote it obviously subscribed to the idea that anarchism means “chaos everywhere and no homework!!11”. It’s an interesting read, though. I just think the title is a bad fit.
But DO NOT try the recipes! Some are so wrong they could kill you just by following them to the letter.
tried the peanut one and vomited for 3 hours, while I thought it was 10 minutes.
don’t try.
I’d second this but including ways to hide your mining rig in a public area (not paying for electricity and running 24/7).
A giant swath of 80s-90s teenagers thought that anarchism was “chaos everywhere and no homework!!11” it’s just that thankfully most of them didn’t collect a bunch of questionable advice into a book, LOL.
But, good connection that cryptobros are the modern version thereof, I hadn’t quite realized that until you posted.
Yeah. The documentary American Anarchist adds some great perspective. The fellow who originally published it was a teen acting out who didn’t understand anarchism at the time. I didn’t even know better until I learned about it in post-secondary education.
Lots of things surrounding “easy hacks” that look for important data left in plaintext on websites.
WiFi, cellular and GPS jammers.
How to start your own bot net for purposes.
OSINT gathering.
How to avoid facial recognition in various scenarios, including protesting.
How to erase as much of your online data and visibility as possible.
How to avoid being tracked online.
Fake identities.
How to game various corporate systems for free services.
Homemade tasers.
Some things wouldn’t be different, you’d still have some instructions on how to make certain drugs, explosives and chemicals. You’d just 3D print more of the components where appropriate, and guns.
If anyone is at all curious, there are plenty of places to download the original Cookbook.
Yeah but what about an updated one for 2024?
That’s what I just covered?
I think he’s asking for to download the content of the one for 2024. Not just the topics you mentioned.
Well, considering we’re engaged in the hypothetical contents of said book were someone to create it - it doesn’t exist. Seems you’re probably right, but not a well worded question considering the context of the discussion.
Instructions for non-hierarchical group decision-making.
There was an article on wiki of leaderless groups i suggesst it because it is very worth the read.
A guide on how to get food without the IRS catching you.
Isn’t that called the food bank or soup kitchens?
Last time I went to a soup kitchen, they took my ID and made a file on me.
Sure, when they exist. They don’t always. They’re sometimes even penalized or limited by certain laws.
I live in the states. I you being a troll or are you serious because if your serious that is completely fucked up
My home town regulated soup kitchens the same way they regulated adult entertainment which, upon reading the document about zoning and restrictions, seems perfectly reasonable. Once you look at the city zoning however you realize there’s no single location within city limit that fits the criteria set. It’s legal for you to run one, there’s just no place you’re allowed to put it.
Those require registering. The kitchens are so overwhelmed (and there are some really shitty people) so they have to make sure you’re not just using the food bank for an easy meal ticket and taking food out of the mouths of people who genuinely can’t afford it. Some shitty people started going around to all the local food banks and collecting from all of them, then reselling what they had been given. Basically just straight up fraud.
To combat that, the kitchens started taking ID from the people who use it, and notifying all of the other kitchens that John Smith, DOB 01/01/1990 just got food. So when that same John Smith shows up at a kitchen across town 20 minutes later, they know he’s a scammer. Churches do the same with their philanthropy; They’ll often give out gift cards or canned food to the homeless, but it requires registering because some shitty people ruined it. They started hitting all of the local churches, to resell the gift cards.
It is shit like this that makes me go WTF and just sadder for humanity. I did not know they took id’s though. I worked at a couple in the US and did not see them take an ID. Now a food bank I have and worked with people who were scamming them. I only used them twice in my life when I was a broke out of work college student and don’t really think I would be here to say thanks to them i would not be alive today.
All of Wikipedia in a usable .zip file with kiwix for all platforms
Bad USBs would be on there for sure. Maybe an updated version of the floppy disk (so a USB drive) that catches fire.
Stealing someone’s phone number or reading their texts.
Card skimming, though less useful these days with chip tech.
Making and running ROMs for Nintendo Switch.
Various ways to pirate besides torrents.
Product return scamming.
Jailbreaking your vehicle.
Stealing a catalytic converter.
Lots of other stuff involving the Flipper Zero.
Ok now you got me curious what is a Flipper Zero?
It’s basically a pen testing multitool with focus on wireless media. I would highly recommend getting familiar with the local regulations (ie. FCC in the US) before obtaining and playing around with one.
The FCC doesn’t care about political philosophy when it comes to interference regs - they are happy to throw the book at you and have decades of detection equipment development to find you, if you mess with or interfere with regulated bands. For example, guitar pedal company Electro-Harmonix for slapped with a $450k fine and consent decree in 2013 for unknowingly violating FCC Part 15 regulations. Behringer was hit with a $1M fine in 2006. They don’t fuck around.
That said, I’d encourage you to learn more, maybe get involved with things like LoRa and Meshtastic. Great things for an anarchist to know about.
overpriced antenna basically
Hopefully, it would contain something that actually qualifies as anarchist this time around.
They just gave you the tools. Anarchy does not come from a guidebook.
Anarchy does not come from a guidebook.
Then don’t use the term on the front cover of a guidebook.
Sheesh.
Defense against LRAD and the microwave stinger.
Going by the type of wrong instructions that were in the original I’m going to guess a page would be all about how to crash the Internet and have an instruction like just type Google into Google.
