What do you guys do with virtual machines? I want an excuse

>>55939050
Test out Linux distros and learn how to compile systems before going balls deep on my laptops.

Also gaymes in windows XD

>>55939116
Great! I would like to use it also to test out Linux distros.

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>>55939050

A host of boring and experimental stuff. The boring stuff ties into a MAN (direct wireless link) and some of the guests have services that replicate with another location a few miles across town. And then one server in the back of a mobile trailer which connects in via WAN, also utilizing replication.

Run software from dodgy sources.

At home: Nothing
At work: Server compartmentalization (but we mostly use LXC and not actual VMs)

>>55939199
Ah I see, cool.

Trying arch Linux without making everything explode

>>55939215
Like what?

>>55939226
Should I do this before slapping arch on my computer?

>>55939226
LOL

>>55939233
Bonzi Buddy and PC Optimizer Pro.

>>55939257
Why?

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>>55939278

I VM windows within Linux for muh games

I host virtualized small servers for testing things, and as I still use windows I have a few as I narrow down the linux choices in preparation to change over.

>>55939215

pruddy much this. It's where I run Office, etc.

If I had a physical server sitting at home, I would use it to split it up into servers for different applications, like database server, application/web server, firewall, DNS, etc.

>>55939116
>>55939149
>>55939226
>>55939309
>>55939360
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you’re referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I’ve recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.
Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called “Linux”, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project. There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use.
Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine’s resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called “Linux” distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.

>>55939387
True that seems good. If I ever get a very powerful machine that could handle all of this i'll keep it in mind.

>>55939366
>Dodgy
>Office
What?

>>55939050
1. Windows VM for Excel
2. Arch VM for vanilla package compiling and testing
3. FreeBSD VM so I can pretend I am l337 while I am not

>>55939309
How does it run? Pretty sure it wouldn't run a lot of things at good frame rates, if at all.

>>55940664
Haha not bad. I might set up a Manjaro VM just to see what it is like.

>>55940693
It's actually useful. If you have a tested compilation experience you can do the same with your main OS.

I try out OS's other than the two I'm using on my laptop right now, always on the lookout for the next distro I'll hop to.

I also have an El Capitan VM on the Win7 side of my laptop, just because I wanted to see if I could do it.

>>55940710
What do you mean?

>>55940730
Yea that is what I want to do, I got Ubuntu but I don't know if it's my favorite OS ever, I found myself going back to Windows 10.
I want to keep trying others, I think Manjaro is going to be my next.

How does OS X run within a VM?

>>55940753
Sometimes when you do projects like compiling pulseaudio server, or seafile server or compiling own kernel you should test it in a VM to be safe. Arch being vanilla makes the job easy

>>55940777
Oh ok I understand, I never do these things though. If I ever want to try out Arch then i'll test it out in a VM.

I use it to install operating systems for other computers. Create a raw image of the target disk and load it up with the install iso within the VM. Goes faster and gives you copy/paste and internet troubleshooting capabilities too.

>>55940802
Why don't you just install it normally?

>>55939050
Vagrant.

I use one VM for each project.

>>55940837
What does Vagrant do?

If I don't feel like restarting my computer, I sometimes use it for shit that just doesn't exist on linux, like tax programs and stuff.

>>55940910
Ah cool haha

>>55940774
I haven't done much at all with it, to tell you the truth. Last I used it (well over a month ago) I think the tutorial I was using said I needed to download a program within the VM to make it run smoothly (It was rather choppy just after getting it to actually open), so I'm guessing it's possible to get it running nicely - I just haven't yet.

>>55940957
I see no point in running OS X though. I can see why it's choppy, much more resource intensive than Linux.

>>55939050
take screenshots of my distro and post them on /g/ for approval

Run RedHat so that I can utilize Snort in my home network. I also use Kali in a VM when I want to do pentesting.

>>55940774
Hackintoshes are a mixed bag, but my VM one ran decently fine.
In its own way it's fun to mess around with and see what all the hype and hate is about.

>>55941029
Meh, not the biggest fan of OS X personally, it's alright and I can use it but I like Windows better.

>>55940985
My laptop would have no issue running it outside of a VM, if we're just talking about specs. Again, I had just reached the point of "actually loads" and hadn't done the other things the tutorial suggested to make it usable. Probably won't use OSX as my main OS, but I'm still curious to know how it functions.

Browsing shady websites.

>>55941105
How does that help?

>>55940672
Are you always dumb? Or is it only when mommy lets you get on the computer?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37D2bRsthfI

Literally vidya because it's the only thing Linux can't do (yet)

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so i can use my old usb scanner which only has 32bit drivers.

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test iffy software downloaded off the net

>>55941145
Nigga we have seen this plenty of times.

>>55939050
I run a Linux VM with locked-down security settings and a VPN service for most of my web browsing. This lets me browse through the VPN while keeping other things on my regular internet connection.

>>55941196
That's exactly my point. It's common knowledge. You can game in a VM at about 95% of what you could on a native boot. Why ask the stupid question?

>>55941230
Well because a lot of people won't do that, they might use VMWare Workstation or VirtualBox or some shit, and that would give iffy performance.

Never really researched it, but how does one set that up?

>>55941252
>>Never really researched it, but how does one set that up?
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/PCI_passthrough_via_OVMF

>>55941281

This is precisely what I do, it's fucking awesome

>>55939233
windows 10

>>55941098
Same.
But at least I can discuss pros vs. cons while being fairly informed without the cost of an Apple, unlike a lot of fans or detractors of things.

Develop kernel mode drivers. Instead of error messages, you get BSODs. Much easier to restore a snapshot of right before you BSOD'd then to restart your entire pc.

>>55939387
>>55940643
pretty much this

>True that seems good. If I ever get a very powerful machine that could handle all of this i'll keep it in mind.
You can over-provision no problem, well it's a problem if everything tries to go 100% at once, if it's purely hobby that won't really happen.

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>>55939050
>he doesnt have virtual machines
laughingsluts.tif

>>55940777
>be safe
>while compiling
wut

>>55941977
He was referring to the possibility of fucking shit up

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>>55939050
Shitpost

>>55941993
>fucking shit up
>while compiling
wut

>>55942025
>He never set wrong flags while compiling
Are you one of those wiki babies?

>>55942053
>compiling
>some how breaking a system

>>55939050
I run a VM for the sole purpose of VPN'ing into client networks so as to not lock down my machine from local resources or have my local web traffic routed through the VPN.

I also run an XPenology server.

I used to run a Domain Controller but that wasn't a good idea.

Any OS/platform I may need to do development in (e.g. Hackintosh)

Spool up VM's for automated builds and deployments.

>>55942070
Not breaking the system retard, obviously you don't compile just one thing for a project. If one think fucks up that means the whole project is a potential fail. Unless you go and hunt for config files

>>55942070
I'm gonna take the bait and assume you're serious.

He may be referring to testing kernels and shit that he himself compiled.

>>55942110
>testing kernels
that isnt compiling

>>55942092
>i dont know what makefiles are

>>55942071
>I dont know how to configure local routing tables
>i dont know what a split tunnel VPN is

>>55939050
At work we're working towards deploying Windows 10 LTSB to all workstations so I and a few others have Win10 VMs joined to the domain for testing.

At home I mainly just fuck around with Linux distros in VMs in an effort to git gud (am still bad, no bully pls, etc) and I run a MineOS VM on the same machine I play Minecraft on in the hopes that somebody I know might someday give a fuck about Minecraft

>>55942138
Yeah, makefiles is totally going to save you from driver conflicts amirite
Fuck off

>>55942519
>maybe if i wait 40 minutes anon will have abandoned the thread and i wont continue to get btfo

>driver conflicts
>while compiling

>>55942156
they're a pain to set up, test, and troubleshoot is what they are. A VM works and is easy.

>>55939278
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9DST-6jIBU
this is why

>>55942542
>Implying I don't have things to do

>Compile kernel with grsec patch
>Suddenly broadcom doesn't work
>Implying you patched your kernel before

>>55942542
Also
>wont continue to get btfo
hahaha what a delusional retard. How's being this new treating you, fucking leteral macfaggot?

>>55942689
>I dont understand the different between compiling something and running it.
strawman more

>>55942942
>Wow I compiled and it doesn't mean I'll run it, I'll just keep it as it is
Fucking moron get out

>>55942009
Ew why?

>>55942960
butthurt confirmed

>>55942566
Oh shit yea, how possible is it for a virus to leak through?

>>55942967
>Pretends to know shit
>"I'll compile it, but won't use it"
>Get BTFO
>"Lol he butthurt XDDD"

You are not even worth my shitpost time

>>55942437
MineOS? Also no worries I sort of suck at Linux as well, even though I was able to rice my Ubuntu dual-boot install, honestly I am a windows guy.

Quick question: How can I get my hands on LTSB? And is it worth installing?

>>55942998
Not possible AFAIK

>>55939249
God yes. If you're seriously ask, try everything out in a Virtualbox before ever installing it on your computer. You need to learn if you're really going to use this shit before you commit to dualbooting or even wiping windows entirely.

If you don't, what you end up with is me. Having to sit with my computer when I turn it on, because GRUB boots to Linux by default and I'm too stupid to

A) Change that
B) Wipe Linux off my computer and restore the windows boot loader

>>55941892
I wish my i5, 16GB of RAM and 970 could handle all of that.

>>55941977
I have a few VMWare Workstation 12 keys, I can hop on whenever I want.

>>55943027
Well I heard that it's possible. I want to do it, like shit it would be fun to destroy a VM but I kinda don't want to risk it at the same time.

>>55943072
go for it anon, this fucker has done 4-5 of these and none leaked through

>>55942998
>>55943027
>>55943072
Is it possible? Yes. It's called a VM escape.
Is it likely? No. VM escapes are scarce and very hard to use, garden variety malware will not feature them. Some malware actually shuts itself down if it thinks its in a VM, because typical users don't run them - it figures that if its in a VM, it's being analyzed by a security researcher.

>>55943091
Joel? Well I'll do it for the fuck of it, what can I do?

>>55943109
do it for papa jobel
also record that shit bby

>>55943107
Ah I see. So I shouldn't be worried then?
Also out of curiosity is it common for the malware to shut it's self down?

>>55943129
not that anon but as he said it's like getting struck by lightning. Pretty unusual and has a 1/1000000 chance but you can still get fukt. Pajeets can't code vm malware tho

>>55943128
I would record but my Shadow Play was acting up last time I tried, I also thing that I would get boring so I would like to have someone with me.

>>55943142
Yea it can still happen, which can be bad if it actually does.

>>55943145
I know, destroying a 10+ year old version of windows is just depressing if done alone. Get a friend or use it for educational purposes, show your family how shitty it can get if they are careless

>>55943129
>>Also out of curiosity is it common for the malware to shut it's self down?
Most doesn't, as far as I know, but its something you wouldn't be very surprised to see. I think some cryptolockers do it.

If you're just fucking around you don't have to worry about malware escaping a VM. Governments have to worry about that kind of malware. As do cloud providers and companies that people will go to great lengths to attack (banks and such) VM escapes are the kind of things you find in the Stuxnets of the world, not the things you get from clicking ads.

>>55943154
>Stuxnets
What do you mean by this? But yea your right.

>>55943153
Yea it can get somewhat lonely, need some company.

>>55943154
>>55943142
>>55943107
https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/3056/how-secure-are-virtual-machines-really-false-sense-of-security

>>55942998
>>55943027
>>55943107
>>55943072
Just to elaborate; let's say a malware that was designed for Windows, which is running in a VM on a Linux OS, then even if there were VM escape, wouldn't it be harmless anyhow? So long as you're not running the same OS within the VM? Or could you still get fucked with some complex rootkit or fuck up your BIOS? I guess what I am asking essentially are there interchangeable malware, able to affect several OS or filesystem types?

>>55943154
>>55943142
>>55943107
>>55943330
https://superuser.com/questions/29611/can-a-virus-from-a-virtualbox-vm-affect-the-host-computer

Fuck it, not even gonna risk it.

>>55943330
I don't know of any malware that's natively cross-platform.

the only thing you'd be in danger from is a.) the malware infecting other Windows machines across the network, or b.) the fact that if your Linux box has Wine on it, it will happily run malware just like any other Windows executable.

>>55943154
>I think some cryptolockers do it
Holy fuck. I guess that sort of answers this question >>55943330
I suppose if two different OS can run the same code than that's that.

>>55943349
>>55943356
It's so risky, not even worth the try.

>>55943003
>I pretend to know shit
>I dont know what cross compilation is

>>55943052
>I have a few VMWare Workstation 12 keys, I can hop on whenever I want.
so does everyone who has the key gen

>>55943388
How does the Keygen work?

>>55943394
you click the generate button and it gives you a Workstation 12 license key, just like any other keygen.

>>55943349
>it will happily run malware just like any other Windows executable
But that would only be effective for anything running within the wine, sandboxed so-to-speak from doing anything to the Linux system itself. No gaining root privileges, etc. So, practically as if it were running inside a VM? Which is kinda what Wine is, virtualization, isn't it?

>>55943406
no, not even close

>>55943404
Well because a lot of keygens don't actually work, and are just malware.
Where can I get it?

Also, do you know of any others?

>>55943411
Care to explain then how the malware can do any damage to an Arch install
>just like any other Windows executable

>>55943330
*effect

>>55943428
Anything Wine runs has complete access to the Linux filesystem with your privileges. This is why they tell you to never, ever, ever run Wine as root.

So if you're doing things right, the malware wouldn't toast the actual Linux OS, but it could fuck up anything your user account can touch.

>>55943418
https://my.mixtape.moe/nzyfom.zip

>malware
if you think its malware, run workstation in demo mode, create a VM, and run the keygen in it; thats what i do. the keygen does work however.

>>55943428
Because you're executing code retard, how the fuck do you think any malware works? Because you're executing arbitrary code that does whatever the fuck the author wanted it to do.

>>55939050
Play older games that not even compatibility in windows 7 can run them and for testing cracked .exe files.

>>55943467
Why did Chrome block it? Seems malicious.

Also mixtape? Wtf lmao.

>>55943473
How do you test the cracked .exe files?

>>55939050
I cannot get rid if Visual Studio, that is my fav environment, so I run ut inside a Win7 VM.

>>55943451
>This is why they tell you to never, ever, ever run Wine as root
Yeah, that wouldn't be very smart. That's why I was wondering what damage it could do on Wine, without giving Wine root permission, obviously.
>but it could fuck up anything your user account can touch
Ok, see now that's interesting. I guess what I'm most curious of is whether or not a cryptolocker, let's say, designed for Windows could somehow harm an Android system. Might be near impossible or rare, but I wouldn't be surprised if this start to become a problem.

>>55943488
Why is it your favorite?

>>55939409
is this like bait for /g/ ?

>>55943467
There also seems to be Universal Keys so there really isn't a point in the keygen.

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>>55943491
>deposit 170 buttcoins to decrypt all your devices anonkin
>you have 36 hours

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>>55943487
>Why did Chrome block it? Seems malicious.
Because anti-malware software is pointless, and blacklists priacy software. What to see what VirusTotal says? 1/3rd of the software doesnt detect it, 1/3rd says its a keygen/crack, 1/3 says its a trojan each using a different name because they're all made up.

>>55943520
it's just copypasta. every board has some. lurk moar

>>55939050
setting up test environments for networks, satisfying special needs like a 32 bit environment for compiling, windows, os x if i need to test something there
also use it for windows games every now and then

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>>55943498
It was the first ide that I have ever used and I am attached to it cause of it.

I also use Eclipse cause Java projects but it will be never the same.

>>55943547
>i dont know what cross compilation is

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>>55943520
>not repecting your freedoms
m8

>>55943557
sometimes you don't want to shit up your own system with a million 32 bit libraries, pal
and sometimes they conflict with the 64 bit ones and it's just easier to set up a VM than linking manually

>>55943537
Well with the Universal keys is there really even a point to get the keygen?

>>55943551
What type of things do you create?

>>55943547
>OS X
>Test
Ah nice, did OS X run nicely in a VM?

Edit important Word documents before turning them in to make sure my Linux word processor didn't fuck anything up.

>>55943621
Lol

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>>55939050
I use it for playing a few games that only work on Windows.

>>55943621
P D F
D
F

>>55943642
Aye

Work. Eclipse, Tomcat, Apache, and Oracle DB on an encrypted VM.

>>55943575
>Universal keys
stop making up terms, there are license keys. the ones you found were made with the keygen.

>>55943656
>not using filesystem or volume encryption

>>55943659
http://appnee.com/10-vmware-workstation-pro-12-x-universal-license-keys-for-win-lin/

>>55943593
It depends.

Now we have to write a new "program suite" for a hospital cause they changed to Fedora Server from Windows and they ordered a few apps. Office kind of thing with internal security.

I also impress qts with muh android skills by writing stupid programs and show them to them how leet I am.

>>55943664
You should develop a 4chan app :^)

>>55943659
I have other shit on the drive. I personally enjoy not having to wait 10 minutes to clone a repo.

>>55943487
Just run them, see if they work then restart and hope it didn't fucked the VM up. Also checking for suspicious activity.

>>55943707
So do you torrent on the VM?

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>>55943660
>http://appnee.com/10-vmware-workstation-pro-12-x-universal-license-keys-for-win-lin/
As I said, they were made with the keygen. Stop making up terms.

>>55943692
>I personally enjoy not having to wait 10 minutes to clone a repo.
Or just stop being poor buy a RAID card with encryption support, and use SSDs

>>55943745
I didn't fucking make it up, I saw it on the site and called it by that.

>>55943758
>I repeat whatever i hear because i dont know better

>>55943779
Not him, but why are you so annoying?

>>55943789
because i come here to shitpost

>>55942156
VPN client came with custom installer from my primary client and locks everything the fuck down (another reason I don't want it on my host OS). I can't do shit with it. Maybe I could if I knew some things I don't, but I have too much going on to spend hours trying to figure it out when the VM works and is simple.

>>55941361
Will it ever be possibler with one video card? I like to use my GPU on Linux. Emulators and NNEDI are fine here, I would only use Windows on a KVM for those hard to run games and DX12 exclusive bullshit.

Virtually anything.

>>55941141
>accidentally click malware
>VM gets fucked
>host is safe

>>55943520
spotted the newfag

>>55943721
Nah I just use the shared folder and paste the exe in the vm.

Dev environments with Vagrant.

>>55939278
Why not?

>>55939050
Use old programs and games
Run linux

>>55940777
>compiling
>in a VM
enjoy your performance loss
linux containers master race

>>55940857
One development environment for every all members. With vagrant, developers only need to vagrant up and has everything ready for development.

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i like to test shit out; run keygens, etc etc.

basically anything that might benefit from not running on my OS itself/running in a clean environment. just pick out a project you wanna do and try it. worst that can happen is you wipe it away and start over again.

snapshots are cool, too

I use it in the work.
They obligate us to have windows OS, so they can control it by domain/RDP/etc.
For someone using Linux for 15 years, this is a no no for me, so I set up a VM windows guest on my Linux host with minimum resources, everybody win.

>>55942566
Underage b&

>>55943660
thanks, accepted the first key I put in

>>55939050
I've VMs for running services in isolation
I don't want open ports on my personal computer

>>55942963
Why not?

>>55946021
What type of keygens do you use?

>>55949782
Why would you use a XP VM just to shit post on 4chan?

>>55946456
No problem bro

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Test malicious software
Run muh animu Linux desktop
Pentesting

>>55939050
Testing malware and shit that could potentially fuck up your computer.

They're also nice for practice runs of installing linux distros and shit like that.

Also, virtual Beowulf clusters are fun as hell.

>>55950981
Yea I want to rice different distos before installing them on my PC/s

>>55951565
>Virtual Beowulf Clusters
What is that?

I use them to test webapps before setting them up on my rented server. So for example if I want to run a self-hosted git repo, I'll start up a lot of VMs and give each a shot and see what I like best. Right now I'm testing forum software.

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Fuck with fake tech support

Would it be a good idea to run Tails on a vbox for tor browsing?

>>55952387
you could use QUBES, since it's literally made for that purpose I think.

>>55952197
Fuck I want to mess with them also. What do you do?

>>55943051
Exactly my problem. I was able to install Windows onto a USB but it asks for some sort of media driver before I can install Windows... No idea how to fix it.

>>55943520
It's supposed to sound like something Richard Stallman said. If you're not familiar with Richard Stallman, he's a self-absorbed 50 year old autistic manbaby who flips his shit and rages on anything he didn't come up with.

He preaches like a lunatic about free software and takes issue with open source even though they're effectively the same fucking thing, he'll dig and nitpick until he can find something to hate about it because it was somebody else's idea and he can't handle the idea of someone with more charisma, business sense, and forethought being more successful than he is.

He's so butthurt that Linux is a more attractive and marketable name than "GNU" that he's kept operating systems off of his super speshul muh freedums OS list simply because they call it "X linux" instead of "X GNU/Linux" which he feels is "disrespectful" to him.

When interviewed, he responds to every single question with rehearsed, canned FUD, tells the interviewer they said shit that they didn't, implies that they're stupid and then berates them for hating freedom.

The following is a recreation of the average Stallman interview

Interviewer: "One of the issues that linux has run into is marketability, what do you think can be done to increase the appeal of linux to the masses?"

RMS: "Well first of all, it's the GNU operating system, which can run using the Linux kernel. And I've been telling you for an hour now why people should be using free software! My computer here has no proprietary software installed on it, even the BIOS is free software! And now you're telling me that everyone should just use Windows or Apple because it's easier or more familiar? People are literally selling themselves into literal slavery! REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! FUCKING NORMIES SPENDING THEIR TENDIES ON MACFAG WINBLOWS BULLSHIT REEEEEE!"


So naturally /g/ worships him.

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>>55958097
Yep pretty much this. A lot of the things that he says is true, but most of it is him being delusional.
Does he even have a house?

Oh also he is known for being very weird, like once he picked something from between his toes and put it in his mouth on live TV or some shit like that.

Sometimes I like using a virtual machine instead of the standard sandbox environment.

>>55940837
Why wouldn't you just use docker for this

>>55958774
Reasons

>>55951853
Great!

>>55950981
What is that in the picture?

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>>55939050
>dat pic

>>55959416
A computer submerged in mineral oil

>>55960089
Lilyhammer?

>>55955284
what I assume is when that temporary wave of calls from indian scammers that wanted to help you 'setting up a windows update' came out, he constructed a shity win xp VR or something and asked them to connect and while they remote-desktopped in and pretended to be tech-illiterate.

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When I'm bored I just do random shit on it

>>55941190
what is this win10pro64anon for? ^^

>>55941004
This

>>55942566
Yaasheee

>>55939050
I use some to Play east european erotic games from 1990/2000

>>55939050
I use them to test web apps so i dont have to shit up my main machine with web servers and php crap.

I run a vpn server, torrent server, emby server, web dev instances on linux vms

Thing is, when I make a good VM, I can use it everywhere. All I have to do is set it up once and I'll have the same settings always. For example I set up an openvpn server few months ago and deployed the same instance at work, home and my cabin. Just simply made new certificates and everything worked.

Deploying emby was even easier, just imported existing disk image and it was up and running with same confs on multiple machines.

I love kvm/qemu.

I also have windows vms for muh games and cad work

>>55939050
MY NAME IS

Whonix so I can browse the Internet without worrying about FBI and their exploits