/tech/ - Soyence and Technology

>tails os usb wristband
I don't like Tails because it includes too much 3rd party software which allows it to be exploited (see that operation where a feds deaninymised a drug dealer by exploiting a 0-day in the gnome video player). Also, includes proprietary firmware. However, it's still significantly better than any distro (You) likely have installed, so it's not the worst advice. I'm not sure why you need the wristband just carry the usb like a normal person
>flipper zero
Not sure how you'd use that to "vanish online". It's fine to have one if you have a use for it but it's a toy, if you're serious you're better off using something like a hackrf +proxmark3 (for device cloning).
>travel router
Seems good if you have firmqare such as openwrt on librecmc installed, which you ahould have on all routers you use.
>programmable smartwatch
I still do not understand why anyone would never need a smartwatch. Better than proprietary alternatives I suppose but still unnecessary.
>kiwix+offline wikipedia
Good, it allows you to archive not only wikipedia but also other mediawiki wikis, programming docs etc. i myself use this program (https://github.com/birros/web-archives) instead of Kiwix because the Kiwix app is bloated, including the entirety of qt6 webengine (chromium), whike web-archives relies on the lighter gtk webkit.
>ipod classic
Definitely better to listen to your music that way rather than spotify but i personally opted for a more mininalistic mp3 player.
>pi-hole and unbound
Good, nothing to complain about here.
>framework laptop
Dogshit, ships with intel boot guard which means you cannot install libreboot/canoeboot on it, therefore making you forever cucked.