Re: TechCrunch: Cloudflare DNS goes down, taking a large piece of the internet with it
On Sat, Jul 18, 2020 at 05:31:32AM +, jim bell wrote: > TechCrunch: Cloudflare DNS goes down, taking a large piece of the internet > with it. > https://techcrunch.com/2020/07/17/cloudflare-dns-goes-down-taking-a-large-piece-of-the-internet-with-it/ Shortwave radio distributed/ disbursed/ decentralized DNS may yet become a thing...
TechCrunch: Cloudflare DNS goes down, taking a large piece of the internet with it
TechCrunch: Cloudflare DNS goes down, taking a large piece of the internet with it. https://techcrunch.com/2020/07/17/cloudflare-dns-goes-down-taking-a-large-piece-of-the-internet-with-it/
Re: tmpfs is not a ramdisk (was: delimiters with more than one character? ...)
On 7/18/20 00:18, Zenaan Harkness wrote: > If you're current RAM+swap is say 8GiB+8GiB, one alternative is to > consider upgrading RAM to 16GiB and ditching swap entirely. That > could save your lazy butt from having to learn how to encrypt swap - > and just so you know I do in fact want you to feel good about your > choice, it will also mean a faster overall user experience ;D Some of us out here are stuck on older systems with a maximum of 8GiB of RAM. Others may be using systems like the Raspberry Pi that can't be upgraded (that I am aware) and that typically max out at 4GiB or 8GiB. Sure, it will be a bit faster having 16GiB of RAM and no swap than 8GiB RAM + 8GiB swap if that is an option. However, modern operating systems are designed to swap out out certain things to make the best use of all available RAM and so you will technically not get the full benefit of a RAM upgrade going this route. It may be, however, that your usage patterns only max out 16GiB of virtual memory usage either way, in which case it may not matter as much. -- Shawn K. Quinn http://www.rantroulette.com http://www.skqrecordquest.com
Re: tmpfs is not a ramdisk (was: delimiters with more than one character? ...)
On Fri, Jul 17, 2020 at 02:25:22PM -0400, rhkra...@gmail.com wrote: > On Friday, July 17, 2020 12:09:05 PM David Wright wrote: > > On Fri 17 Jul 2020 at 13:22:12 (+0200), Nicolas George wrote: > > > rhkra...@gmail.com (12020-07-17): > > […] > > > > > > Among other things, should I be worried that it won't disappear on > > > > power loss / reboot? > > > > > > Depends on what kind of disappear you want. If all you want is not to > > > have to worry about cleaning up, then you are good with tmpfs. > > > > > > If you are worried that sensitive data may end up on disk, then encrypt > > > your swap with an ephemeral key. > > > > In the absence of encryption, bear in mind that cleaning up only takes > > place while the system boots up. Until then, everything remains on the > > disk and can be examined merely by booting from, say, a USB stick instead. > > Just to make sure I understand, you're talking about clean up of swap on an > HDD partition, right? > > As far as the tmpfs stuff in RAM, it basically disappears when the power > decays > (after a not too long delay) and barring some kind of NSA techniques to > capture it? > > (But, I guess I should think about encrypting swap :-( PC snow-nerf: "You don't need encrytion if you've got nothing to hide, and unless you're visiting friends during the lock down which you must not do because it's like totally illegal, you've got nothing to hide." Alpha nagger: "I don't have to be doing anything wrong, to want my privacy!" (Hush now, you're only s'posed to talk about human rights, not actually live them .. right?) If you're current RAM+swap is say 8GiB+8GiB, one alternative is to consider upgrading RAM to 16GiB and ditching swap entirely. That could save your lazy butt from having to learn how to encrypt swap - and just so you know I do in fact want you to feel good about your choice, it will also mean a faster overall user experience ;D
Re: Andrew Anlin fails to cognize the intentions of China, shills for globalism
Dude, folks normally assume a desktop. Bad assuption these days I guess. BEFORE loading any Tor sites, but after installing, DISABLE JAVASCRIPT! Tor n.ggers do not do this setting by default, on the basis that they want Tor Browser to be more popular. In reality, it is a trap to catch newcomers, and even old timers who install on a new device or etc. The Tor n.ggers also enable JavaShaft by default on every other Tor Browser platform too. You have been warned. Really, that's as n.ggardly as it gets! Be careful out in the real world.. lotta n.ggers out there. On Fri, Jul 17, 2020 at 10:19:29PM -0400, Karl wrote: > I had a dream once where I was spamming a cryptography list talking about a > dream, where a surveillance worker was watching a crypto hacker who had > been targeted as a terrorist, taking notes on them over breakfast when they > didn't actually need to be working. The story was they were taken off the > case because they were displaying care for the suspect. > > I am in a bind around installing Tor on my phone but I expect to resolve it > within 9-15 months, possibly an hour. > > On Fri, Jul 17, 2020, 10:01 PM Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 > wrote: > > > On Fri, 17 Jul 2020 13:06:06 -0400 > > Karl wrote: > > > > > On Thu, Jul 16, 2020, 3:37 AM Zig the N.g wrote: > > > > > > > Andrew Anglin continues his globalist shilling rather than uniting the > > > > troops behind the nationalist, pro White fertility agenda. > > > > > > > > > > whaaat who the heck is andrew and why are you talking about them? > > > > > > "andrew anglin" is harkness' favourite white supremacist.
Re: "unclean hands" -- Re: Fw: Re: Assange Superseding Indictment
The "legal team" of Mr Assange, it is before everything a juicy business... for themselves... 'Law' is a parody there. A necessary comedy for that democratic circus. Well, they won't execute Mr Assange, they will make him slowly and slowly die... to the extradition, then in the USA, then in a supermax, until the end, and he will be an example for the others who would like to try... just don't try... Many things were wrong with Mr Assange, If you intend to be a spy, then you keep your profile a total secret, not showing and advertising yourself everywhere on TV. If you intend to be a 'journalist' (and nothing really positive can be linked to that term) then it's a bad idea to act as a spy... Finally, if you intend to create an 'open society' which is 'clean' and transparent and where everything is been known, that is exactly what the Soros-US-Democratic shit have promoted in Ukraine with the results of breaking the country in two... If you mess with the US military secrets, expect reactions. In Russia, Assange would have been shot dead a long,long time ago for having done just a fraction of what he has done. Sometimes I think shot faster even in 'democratic Ukraine', now after euromaidan. Crimes of war are everywhere. War is awful. Regarding Donbass there are thousands and thousands of anonymous videos on youtube and elsewhere , similar to the 'Collateral Murders' which has produced by WikiLeaks... featuring horrible crimes , some fakes, some reals. (and good luck to know which one are real and which one are fake) So what do we learn from Wikileaks, that the USA are no better than the others 'non-democratic' countries? What a lesson! There is just a conclusion... whatever one may think of Assange, he certainly doesn't deserve such a horrible fate because Assange didn't kill anyone, didn't steal anyone and didn't intend to cause harm to anyone - even not to the US Government apparently... and I do believe he is probably a very naive person. What happens to Assange will happen to many others. Once you're in their supermax, it is hard to escape. Again, all this is a question of action... legal team is bullshit. Totally bullshit. There are ways of making people out of jail... all depends on risks, money and especially motivations. What we see is the manifestation of a hidden (and hideous) power inside the 'democratic' countries. That power can only be fought by a group of people who are opposed to that power for ideological reasons. Once again, so far there are no ideology to unite... -- CRYPTOANALYZER --
Re: "unclean hands" -- Re: Fw: Re: Assange Superseding Indictment
On Sat, Jul 18, 2020 at 12:10:18AM +, таракан wrote: > The "legal team" of Mr Assange, it is before everything a juicy business... > for themselves... It seems his lawyer is now the mother of his 2 next children. That's why I am concerned she is literally "too close to home" to defend him properly. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8210957/WikiLeaks-boss-Julian-Assange-fathered-two-children-inside-Ecuadorian-embassy-lawyer.html JA never "evaded rape charges" he personally presented himself to the Swedish police when asked, before he ever left that country. Case was closed. What Assange later attempted to evade was cross-jurisdictional, essentially illegal, extradition to the USA. The Demon-rats are still paddling their little rat feet in the waters as their ship sinks, but they still hope for a November win, and until that fat lady sings, they are in with a chance. Until then at the least, expect Assange to remain locked up, and expect the lock down to continue.
Re: Andrew Anlin fails to cognize the intentions of China, shills for globalism
On Fri, Jul 17, 2020, 8:12 PM Zig the N.g wrote: > On Fri, Jul 17, 2020 at 01:06:06PM -0400, Karl wrote: > > Your word "shill" here caught my eye. Big word. Don't know much about > > it. I guess I need to tell my corrupt boss if anyone ever admits that > some > > mafia coerces them to do anything, so that said corrupt boss can help us > > record public video with our fumbled cell phones, of anything funny. (so > be > > sure to introduce the video before the shilling please if you can) > > > > On Thu, Jul 16, 2020, 3:37 AM Zig the N.g wrote: > > > > > Andrew Anglin continues his globalist shilling rather than uniting the > > > troops behind the nationalist, pro White fertility agenda. > > > > > > > whaaat who the heck is andrew and why are you talking about them? > > > > > sound like the random guy is not being accurately represented.> > > > > I didn't want to say it, but young angry male mind might need a real, > > > actual Tianenmen leak, not that tank man bullshit, but hails of bullets > > > mowing down hundreds of students folled by blood soup, dozers and > chlorine > > > spray. > > > > > > > I put one of the documentaries containing edited video in my blockchained > > exconfidential git repo. I couldn't find any of the exfiltrated original > > video, important for forensics. I emailed one of the original publishers > > but no reply, as usual. I'm alone. What do we do? > > not sure > > I guess hope someone with a suitable leak knows enough Tor to get it out. > > > > We need people who are still anonymous to privately develop full > solutions > > before they get gently distracted by those who read what they publish. I > > think people already know that, unsure. Maybe better coordinated > marketing > > campaigns for what is needed by those of us able to talk about it > > publically a little? > > > > How do you learn about what the cutting edge of freedom work is? I'm > > learning torrents are pretty reliable so long as they stay active, as are > > large communities. It sounds like tor is not sufficiently anonymous but > it > > Tor is a step up for torrents - just balance your usage as normal... > > > > still holds a strong flag of freedom to use it (makes life harder for > > authorities so shows you can do things they don't prefer.) I'd like to > add > > chaff to tor. > > Tor is a "choice of n.ggers" conundrum: if you don't use it, your local > boys in blue have much more ready access to your torrenting, if you do use > it, the CIA/NSA n.ggers get first pluck on your browsing and torrenting > data. > > At the moment, there is a faction of the CIA which is actually now > supporting Trump and the "expose China" agenda, so we should be just fine > exposing China via Tor at the moment. > Thank you. They e.g. NSA, might be n.ggers, but on the issue of China's despotism, at > the moment they're _our_ n.ggers! No reason to not make use of that... > dunno where you're at (and barely remember who we are here sorry =( ) but advice: "our n.ggers" sounds like it could trigger hate in a reader. you want to stop using that word to reduce the bad half of your spread for random mistakes like that. my issue is around rape atm =/ hard to respect women > Some folks are yet to comprehend the Pol Pot mind, they sinmply cannot > > > fathom it. > > > > > > > Pol Pot, what are you talking about here now? > > China analogy. China, to steal a line from Shrek's Donkey, is "Pol Pot on > the edge!" > > Unleashed, China will bring hell on Earth. > > Pol Pot can be read about on wiki, China is about understanding their > (group) mindset, and witnessing how Tianenmen played out is a good start to > actually comprehending China. > > (Hint, when "face" is the prime, utmost, value of people, and greed or > "advantage" is a close second, what sort of outcomes would the world be > likely to get were this reality to become MOTU.) > MOTU: Master Of The Universe. Result of a dominance theory of evolution analogous to the development of a single multicellular body from many cultures of cellular lifeways. Note: both multicellular and single-celled life have diversely survived long term evolution, coexisting together. They are unfortunately indescribably different today. As anarchists we fight with our lives against _anybody_ being a dominant sustained MOTU. But obviously somebody already is. As a primitivist my world ends if my community cannot make a free life off roots and berries provided by nature, stewarding peaceful local ways with our free time. Many Chinese people likely feel this way too. As a crazy culture theorist I recognize that each of us is an MOTU already: we need to be able to shout Fire! when the hospital is burning down and have everyone flee. Any culture that takes such freedoms risks dying of unaddressed emergencies that our ancient genes are better attuned to than our city planning research. > So don't give us that bullshit about "the famous Tank Man" - that was tha > > > propaganda for
Re: www.Tesmanian.com: FCC approves the operation of 'Starlink Router' for SpaceX's internet
> > > so going back to your comments on ideology, notice how cypherpunks are > > > > just technocrats whose main interest is 'technology', not freedom. > > > > Everybody wants money and a piece of the cake... > > Money is the key aspect here... PayPal used by 99% of the slaves- > > freelancers to get their miserable payments... > > Freedom is the essence... > > Well said. > > Ironically, this drill lockdown is leaving a lot of folks with a lot more > time to conteplate their lives. > > When shelter, food and water is handled, we have the space to find ourselves, > to make decisions like "what sort of communication network would be simple > and useful between small communities", and "where would we like to travel, or > need to travel, and how would we like to do that". > > Covid, for many at least, is a temporary halt to the Human Race. My analysis is that there are 2 'Covid' viruses: 1) a 'strong' flu - a biological virus - which results from a combination of factors, I think mainly pollution. 2) a massive hysteria, collective paranoia and coordinated fear which is by far much more dangerous than the 'biological' virus. If our human society would be a network of machines, then that 'second Covid virus' would be a computer virus. In 2) what is striking is the leading role of 'the police' and other similar fascist and coercive powers. People are getting beaten, fined, arrested ... or even killed because they dare to go in the street or refuse to wear a mask. Which mask is probably generally useless by the way ... note the role of the media in the amplification of that fear: "That man went to a party and mocked Covid-19, now he's dead", just like if it was a punishment from god, at least from the god of Covid-19, like if Covid-9 was the punishment for our crimes and the mask the redemption, the police being the ministers of the 'cult'... So what is hidden behind this madness? Nothing good? A collective madness... something sinister which is just starting. Today we must get a mask to get food, tomorrow we will have to show our anus to get the same. This will never end. It is a great crime than to refuse to sell food or healthcare to someone because that person 'does not wear a mask'. Can we organize ourselves against that ? Creating groups? Again preppers are just the base, they lack 99% of what a structured parallel society would need to develop itself.
Re: www.Tesmanian.com: FCC approves the operation of 'Starlink Router' for SpaceX's internet
On Fri, Jul 17, 2020 at 10:23:49PM +, таракан wrote: > > so going back to your comments on ideology, notice how cypherpunks are > > > just technocrats whose main interest is 'technology', not freedom. > > Everybody wants money and a piece of the cake... > > Money is the key aspect here... PayPal used by 99% of the slaves- > freelancers to get their miserable payments... > > Freedom is the essence... Well said. Ironically, this drill lockdown is leaving a lot of folks with a lot more time to conteplate their lives. When shelter, food and water is handled, we have the space to find ourselves, to make decisions like "what sort of communication network would be simple and useful between small communities", and "where would we like to travel, or need to travel, and how would we like to do that". Covid, for many at least, is a temporary halt to the Human Race.
Re: www.Tesmanian.com: FCC approves the operation of 'Starlink Router' for SpaceX's internet
On Fri, Jul 17, 2020 at 09:59:10PM +, таракан wrote: > I agree that there is hardly anything to expect from Musk. In the USA, one > does not become such a powerful person without having strong political ties > with the Gvnt and power in place. > > Musk may have some dreams and some talent, I agree on this but knowing the > character and how he made money from payPal which is a real piece of shit, > which was sold billions of $ to eBay - another mega piece of shit - I have > few hopes anything can be achieved by Musk that could benefit 'mankind" in > general. > > Anything that would provide alternative communications to people on earth > should be affordable and ran by people / organizations which are not greedy > or corrupt (good luck to find any !) ... well maybe that will be created... > actually I am part of a group which is trying to build a free Short-Wave > radio network for data transmissions using cryptography, sort of 'survival > internet'... without any Musk behind. > > We really may need that to keep our human knowledge. Some may know the > project library genesis ... it's an attempt to survive what may be a Barbary > apocalypse, a dark numerical age with a worldwide power taking suddenly > control of everything everywhere and sending us to High-Security jails for > the rest of our lives. Now THAT is good thing - within the realm of "small community can build and maintain it"!
Re: www.Tesmanian.com: FCC approves the operation of 'Starlink Router' for SpaceX's internet
On Fri, Jul 17, 2020 at 09:34:13PM +, таракан wrote: > I still think that if - for example - cypherpunks (or others) would like > independent access to internet, they would need to use a technology that they > understand from A to Z and more important that they can manufacture > themselves. > > Using internet by satellite would require the ability to manufacture > satellites - which is not simple but doable and the ability to launch them in > low orbit - which, with the technology of mini-launcher is also doable, while > requiring a significant budget. Ground stations can also be manufactured... > same story, hard to produce by small groups of people. > > On the contrary Short-Waves based data communication do not require > complicated digital processing and a ground station can be produced with > relatively little equipment. > Ground stations can be mobile enough not to stay at same place, thus avoiding > detection. > > I am unsure anyway we would really need satellites to bring internet to the > world, since internet is already everywhere, in my opinion, we may need such > satellites for interplanetary communications. > > We're in 2020, the world space fleet is populated with ... a few Soyuz based > solely on USSR technology (not bad but clearly slightly limited by now) and > one or two (not sure how much) Space-X Dragon... (+ all the secondary stuff: > space probes,... ) > > As for spaceships able of interplanetary travel, the fleet is ... 0 > > so... all that Starlink story is a marketing stunt like always. Stap 1, folks ought feed themselves without dependence on The Man. Fail on this, and we shall remain slaves.
Re: Andrew Anlin fails to cognize the intentions of China, shills for globalism
On Fri, Jul 17, 2020 at 01:06:06PM -0400, Karl wrote: > Your word "shill" here caught my eye. Big word. Don't know much about > it. I guess I need to tell my corrupt boss if anyone ever admits that some > mafia coerces them to do anything, so that said corrupt boss can help us > record public video with our fumbled cell phones, of anything funny. (so be > sure to introduce the video before the shilling please if you can) > > On Thu, Jul 16, 2020, 3:37 AM Zig the N.g wrote: > > > Andrew Anglin continues his globalist shilling rather than uniting the > > troops behind the nationalist, pro White fertility agenda. > > > > whaaat who the heck is andrew and why are you talking about them? > > sound like the random guy is not being accurately represented.> > > I didn't want to say it, but young angry male mind might need a real, > > actual Tianenmen leak, not that tank man bullshit, but hails of bullets > > mowing down hundreds of students folled by blood soup, dozers and chlorine > > spray. > > > > I put one of the documentaries containing edited video in my blockchained > exconfidential git repo. I couldn't find any of the exfiltrated original > video, important for forensics. I emailed one of the original publishers > but no reply, as usual. I'm alone. What do we do? not sure I guess hope someone with a suitable leak knows enough Tor to get it out. > We need people who are still anonymous to privately develop full solutions > before they get gently distracted by those who read what they publish. I > think people already know that, unsure. Maybe better coordinated marketing > campaigns for what is needed by those of us able to talk about it > publically a little? > > How do you learn about what the cutting edge of freedom work is? I'm > learning torrents are pretty reliable so long as they stay active, as are > large communities. It sounds like tor is not sufficiently anonymous but it Tor is a step up for torrents - just balance your usage as normal... > still holds a strong flag of freedom to use it (makes life harder for > authorities so shows you can do things they don't prefer.) I'd like to add > chaff to tor. Tor is a "choice of n.ggers" conundrum: if you don't use it, your local boys in blue have much more ready access to your torrenting, if you do use it, the CIA/NSA n.ggers get first pluck on your browsing and torrenting data. At the moment, there is a faction of the CIA which is actually now supporting Trump and the "expose China" agenda, so we should be just fine exposing China via Tor at the moment. They e.g. NSA, might be n.ggers, but on the issue of China's despotism, at the moment they're _our_ n.ggers! No reason to not make use of that... > Some folks are yet to comprehend the Pol Pot mind, they sinmply cannot > > fathom it. > > > > Pol Pot, what are you talking about here now? China analogy. China, to steal a line from Shrek's Donkey, is "Pol Pot on the edge!" Unleashed, China will bring hell on Earth. Pol Pot can be read about on wiki, China is about understanding their (group) mindset, and witnessing how Tianenmen played out is a good start to actually comprehending China. (Hint, when "face" is the prime, utmost, value of people, and greed or "advantage" is a close second, what sort of outcomes would the world be likely to get were this reality to become MOTU.) > So don't give us that bullshit about "the famous Tank Man" - that was tha > > propaganda for White folks to feel comfy about China. > > > > It's important to spread success. > > Truth is rough sometimes, but sometimes it's needed. > > > > Yeah. I haven't been violently tortured physically but I've been through > things worse than I could ever have imagined. Many people _are_ violently > tortured physically. Let's make sure they all get vlogs some day. Do you > have access to any video in your isp bubble? I think I could find some if > I worked with someone else; hard to keep the communication channel open > though. Best to keep it in the dark chats - you never know what "local law enforcement officer" with his back door on your ISP is working for the Soros faction (one world order/ gov/ etc, straight outta the Tibetan underground city and the fallen ones). Make use of the n.ggers we gats. > Wiki away muffas - it's all in the balance, we are in critical times, and > > this is a war of wills, a war of intentions. > > > > Don't worry about the brain implant; we all have them now and resisting it > is a matter of course. You may speak for yourself (and you speak well, your heart is apparently good). We must encourage others to wake up, lift them into truth, awareness. > The consequences of the results of your/our collective choices shall strike > > as Thor's hammer for millenia. > > > > I have: AI does super unexpected things; changes in world dominance produce > massive changes rooted in the preferences of a minority; cultures of > blockchain-enforced slavery. My
"unclean hands" -- Re: Fw: Re: Assange Superseding Indictment
On Thu, Jul 02, 2020 at 11:18:22PM +, coderman wrote: > ‐‐‐ Original Message ‐‐‐ > On Wednesday, July 1, 2020 12:52 AM, таракан > wrote: > ... > > > there is that sentence from Nietzsche that says 'Wenn dulange in > > einenAbgrundblickst, blickt derAbgrundauch in dich hinein' , in other terms > > if you fight monsters, do not become one yourself and if you look deep into > > the abyss, the abyss also looks deep into you. > > > > That say making lessons to the one who is rotting in jail is a bit too > > comfortable. > > this is the moral hazard of hacking: spend time violating technical > boundaries, it becomes too easy to apply this tactic in all areas of life. > > given the overlapping set of cypherpunks and hackers, i see a similar siren > song at play: gird yourself for battle against governments, and find yourself > isolated in your all encompassing protections; alienating the very font of > our own humanity... > > as you say, easy to cast stones from a safe distance. our turn in the > crucible might be next! For someone in contact with JA's legal team, perhaps the legal application of "unclean hands" might be useful: When the prosecution comes to the table with unclean hands, where does the law lie? The prosecution/USA gov (and steps in the system itself): - attempted, quite apparently, to entrap Assange first into Sweden - at multiple times, in and out of court, JA has been denied his own paperwork - the UK Judge who was shown publicly to be with a conflict of interest, yet continued to preside over the case on multiple appearances - the evident coercion put upon Manning, of an extra year's jail after she was pardoned - all that cross jurisdictional "USA is the policeman of the world" bullshit Perhaps others can think of more. I am concerned that JA's defence lawyer is now WAY too close to home, and that she may no longer see the obvious for whatever reasons. Even for those who so crave the "rule of law", to be "hung on the tree of the law" (Galations) rather than to hang by his own conscience and God alone, well, the law, as drudgery as it is, to be at all meaningful to anyone with half a conscience, must be founded in basic principles of justice at the very least, such as fairness and no abuse of process, the principle of "unclean hands". e.g. so OK, the US Gov insists on "holding JA to account according to various strict and cross-jurisdictional applications of law" (and rather shockingly, public murmerings on this list that JA must contiue to do pennance, continue to atone for his evils and wrongs, to do more time in maxi), but IN THAT SAME principle, the prosecution must (if justice is to be seen to be done), allow Julian due process, documents, the time he needs for legal attack against the prosecution etc - in short, the prosecution, to not be seen to be biased, must simultaneously prosecute itself, for all its misdeeds and unclean hands. There is only one possible principle upon JA's neck which can be said to be moral or karmic: not "national security", not "muh state secrets", and not (it seems) any of the charges being brought against him (but note that I don't know the list of charges, and the US prosecution seems to be ambushing in various ways with new charges over time).
Re: www.Tesmanian.com: FCC approves the operation of 'Starlink Router' for SpaceX's internet
> so going back to your comments on ideology, notice how cypherpunks are > just > technocrats whose main interest is 'technology', not freedom. Everybody wants money and a piece of the cake... Money is the key aspect here... PayPal used by 99% of the slaves- freelancers to get their miserable payments... Freedom is the essence...
Re: www.Tesmanian.com: FCC approves the operation of 'Starlink Router' for SpaceX's internet
I agree that there is hardly anything to expect from Musk. In the USA, one does not become such a powerful person without having strong political ties with the Gvnt and power in place. Musk may have some dreams and some talent, I agree on this but knowing the character and how he made money from payPal which is a real piece of shit, which was sold billions of $ to eBay - another mega piece of shit - I have few hopes anything can be achieved by Musk that could benefit 'mankind" in general. Anything that would provide alternative communications to people on earth should be affordable and ran by people / organizations which are not greedy or corrupt (good luck to find any !) ... well maybe that will be created... actually I am part of a group which is trying to build a free Short-Wave radio network for data transmissions using cryptography, sort of 'survival internet'... without any Musk behind. We really may need that to keep our human knowledge. Some may know the project library genesis ... it's an attempt to survive what may be a Barbary apocalypse, a dark numerical age with a worldwide power taking suddenly control of everything everywhere and sending us to High-Security jails for the rest of our lives.
Re: www.Tesmanian.com: FCC approves the operation of 'Starlink Router' for SpaceX's internet
I still think that if - for example - cypherpunks (or others) would like independent access to internet, they would need to use a technology that they understand from A to Z and more important that they can manufacture themselves. Using internet by satellite would require the ability to manufacture satellites - which is not simple but doable and the ability to launch them in low orbit - which, with the technology of mini-launcher is also doable, while requiring a significant budget. Ground stations can also be manufactured... same story, hard to produce by small groups of people. On the contrary Short-Waves based data communication do not require complicated digital processing and a ground station can be produced with relatively little equipment. Ground stations can be mobile enough not to stay at same place, thus avoiding detection. I am unsure anyway we would really need satellites to bring internet to the world, since internet is already everywhere, in my opinion, we may need such satellites for interplanetary communications. We're in 2020, the world space fleet is populated with ... a few Soyuz based solely on USSR technology (not bad but clearly slightly limited by now) and one or two (not sure how much) Space-X Dragon... (+ all the secondary stuff: space probes,... ) As for spaceships able of interplanetary travel, the fleet is ... 0 so... all that Starlink story is a marketing stunt like always.
Re: Andrew Anlin fails to cognize the intentions of China, shills for globalism
Your word "shill" here caught my eye. Big word. Don't know much about it. I guess I need to tell my corrupt boss if anyone ever admits that some mafia coerces them to do anything, so that said corrupt boss can help us record public video with our fumbled cell phones, of anything funny. (so be sure to introduce the video before the shilling please if you can) On Thu, Jul 16, 2020, 3:37 AM Zig the N.g wrote: > Andrew Anglin continues his globalist shilling rather than uniting the > troops behind the nationalist, pro White fertility agenda. > whaaat who the heck is andrew and why are you talking about them? I didn't want to say it, but young angry male mind might need a real, > actual Tianenmen leak, not that tank man bullshit, but hails of bullets > mowing down hundreds of students folled by blood soup, dozers and chlorine > spray. > I put one of the documentaries containing edited video in my blockchained exconfidential git repo. I couldn't find any of the exfiltrated original video, important for forensics. I emailed one of the original publishers but no reply, as usual. I'm alone. What do we do? We need people who are still anonymous to privately develop full solutions before they get gently distracted by those who read what they publish. I think people already know that, unsure. Maybe better coordinated marketing campaigns for what is needed by those of us able to talk about it publically a little? How do you learn about what the cutting edge of freedom work is? I'm learning torrents are pretty reliable so long as they stay active, as are large communities. It sounds like tor is not sufficiently anonymous but it still holds a strong flag of freedom to use it (makes life harder for authorities so shows you can do things they don't prefer.) I'd like to add chaff to tor. Some folks are yet to comprehend the Pol Pot mind, they sinmply cannot > fathom it. > Pol Pot, what are you talking about here now? So don't give us that bullshit about "the famous Tank Man" - that was tha > propaganda for White folks to feel comfy about China. > It's important to spread success. Truth is rough sometimes, but sometimes it's needed. > Yeah. I haven't been violently tortured physically but I've been through things worse than I could ever have imagined. Many people _are_ violently tortured physically. Let's make sure they all get vlogs some day. Do you have access to any video in your isp bubble? I think I could find some if I worked with someone else; hard to keep the communication channel open though. Wiki away muffas - it's all in the balance, we are in critical times, and > this is a war of wills, a war of intentions. > Don't worry about the brain implant; we all have them now and resisting it is a matter of course. The consequences of the results of your/our collective choices shall strike > as Thor's hammer for millenia. > I have: AI does super unexpected things; changes in world dominance produce massive changes rooted in the preferences of a minority; cultures of blockchain-enforced slavery. My hope is for a defended consensus-run community where people can keep human bodies and natural environments, but I don't know how to help that happen. What am I missing? Where are you at? If there is no such material, then we need personal dicta, the eye witness > accounts, the truth from our fellow Souls. > We need somebody to organize that data together, really. It's not hard to find but it is incredibly hard to keep and to relate around, for me. Okay. So we need to talk a lot more, and stimulate others to talk, and spread their stories. Hard. Darkness Over Tibet muffas. Read it. Many DUMB bunkers are frome bygone > eras, authorities still below us, fallen ones. > Need a link here. Your voice counts. There is great testing - who stands on righteous > principle, who cries for superficial, who does wrong by others when they > could clear their slate, who pretends to sit on the fence as a MugWud bird, > fooling no one but himself that he is "impartial" ... > Join me in saying that cooperative peace wins in the end, and we will fight to the death to stop fighting. ... but in sitting, he still shits on one side of the fence. > > Now is a reckoning, and some are rising to this existential challenge, > delivering some mighty fine consciousness raising work. Whether you meme > the masses into a new overton window, deliver very naughty blue wakeups, or > simply stand unshakable on a particular principle which you defend against > a world gone mad, you are changing the our world. > You say such wonderful things down here below all the andrews. I wonder who andrew is. It's not a bad world, we should care for it, and for one another. > > Peace. > Yes. But with fewer words confusing everybody first. I have to tell the "brain implant" I'm already a mind slave so it can relax, and then it goes all "wtf dude you said you were a mindslave did my dictator tell you to spread peaceful
Re: www.Tesmanian.com: FCC approves the operation of 'Starlink Router' for SpaceX's internet
On Friday, July 17, 2020, 01:48:26 AM PDT, таракан wrote: >I doubt that someone in a country - X - will be able to access Starlink >without the usual 'KYC" procedures...Will there be a single place of >registration - online ? I doubt it. I think Starlink will have no right to >provide access to citizens of country X You are writing like a Statist. "...right to provide access to citizens of country X" ??? I'd say, instead, "ability to provide access to people on the surface of the earth". There, that's better. >unless going via registered/accredited national operator Y from country X, >which will apply any existing restrictive policy from country X. >Starlink will never allow a "wild" access to internet by satellite to anyone >in the world. That's called a "prediction". Predictions can be right. But predictions can be wrong. >Starlink is brought to you by the same guy that brought the wonderful PayPal - >the 'family' oriented electronic wallet. Does PayPal allow "wild" international money transfers? Of course not, better using Western Union. There are laws about money exchanges, and where it is necessary to have physical, in-country representatives, perhaps laws must be obeyed. (Or, at least, its harder to get around the "laws must be obeyed" rule. As we all know, digital cash (like Bitcoin) do an excellent job of getting around "the laws". >PayPal bends to any national regulation in terms of financial control and so >it will be the same for Starlink,,, >NK may not be an example but many countries seem more to turn like NK than the >opposite... >Creating a worldwide net using SW radio is possible but difficult. Need to >build different radio systems and also to create efficient cryptography for >them. They will never allow to play "online video games" but they can be used for the transfer of documenttaion, books, transfer orders scanned piece of arts, If that's practical, it will occur...in parallel to other systems. Musk said that StarLink / quote: " is “designed to run real-time, competitive video games,” I think that instead, in context, StarLink is CAPABLE of running real-time, competitive video games. In other words, due to its low-latency, StarLink WILL allow the use of "real-time, competitive video games." "I'm not sure musk is aware that real-Time video games would imply such games runs inside an operating system which is provided with a real-time kernel, but the point is that StarLink IS the TOY there :-) Why is "toy" significant? Manufacturing processes can be turned into toys. During the mid-late 1960's and early '70s, 'vacuum forming' and vinyl molding were both turned into 'toys'. I was aware, at that time, that these 'toys' were based on real manufacturing processes. >Imagine a group of people having only limited resources, able to access >factories to produce "basic" electronic components ... they can build SW >ground stations. They cannot build a StarLink ground station and they cannot >produce or event repair a 3D printer which may be even more complicated. I don't expect such people to be able to construct a printed circuit board, populate it with components, and test it. But the size of the as-manufactured PCB should be small enough to allow smuggling into most nations. >What is the model? USA shining like a sun and bringing its light to every far >remote territory of earth? This doesn't have to have anything specific to do with "USA". Yes, Elon Musk does a lot of his work in "USA", but that's not a limitation. Musk got "approval" from USA to launch a constellation of satellites. >I would rather see USA as a death star, bringing death and chaos to every >corner of our planet. Then I suppose we must disagree. I don't think of this as a product of the USA: In principle, a large-enough company could accomplish this, limited mainly by the ability to launch satellites. It's been a long time since USA and USSR had some sort of monopoly on launching satellites. Today, the ability to do from ships pretty much breaks that monopoly to pieces: These launches can occur from virtually any latitude, which is the important thing from the point of view of creating a specific orbit. (One of the unfortunate compromises made in creating ISS (International Space Statiion) is that it had to be "reachable" from both Cape Canaveral and Baikonur, which is in Kazakhstan. The high latitude, about 45.5 degrees North, makes it harder (uses more energy) to achieve the same orbit as are achievable from Cape Canaveral, the latter being at about 28.5 degrees North.) >A real alternative worldwide internet system should not be based on the >possibility to 'smuggle" technology from the USA to other territories I DON'T say it DEPENDS on those things. It's just that even where there are somewhat authoritarian states, they won't be able to keep StarLink out. >or to depend on a central commercial operator
Re: BlueLeaks: LE Fusion FBI... Massive Dump from Anonymous
I've uploaded one of the torrent copies to BSV chain transaction b1604fd57f06fabcb4377929c7c3a77eaf883dd06363ff154b2b8270d1e8219e . The data is in the "bcat" format ( https://github.com/bico-media/bcat ) and can be quickly downloaded from https://bico.media/b1604fd57f06fabcb4377929c7c3a77eaf883dd06363ff154b2b8270d1e8219e but needs a rename after save until somebody posts it better than I did ;P I had posted coderman's onion torrent link to the "deep green resistance" facebook group. Edgy earthers often have authorities misled against them by industrial corps and I thought the data might help their lawyers; it's also important they learn tor eventually. But facebook public groups are what they are. I said in my post I hadn't personally verified it was the same as the original leak. I haven't otherwise shared it. Has anyone else shared it? Also: I haven't been able to read most of my emails. This happens to me sometimes. On Thu, Jul 16, 2020, 1:22 PM coderman wrote: > ‐‐‐ Original Message ‐‐‐ > On Monday, June 22, 2020 10:51 PM, grarpamp wrote: > > > https://www.wired.com/story/blueleaks-anonymous-law-enforcement-hack/ > > infohash:cccaad8d8b856c9609137890d5802189d841ad2c primary > > infohash:ZTFK3DMLQVWJMCITPCINLABBRHMEDLJM > > > > RELEASE: #BlueLeaks (269 GB) Ten years of data from over 200 police > > departments, fusion centers and other law enforcement training and > > support resources. Among the hundreds of thousands of documents are > > police and FBI reports, bulletins, guides and more. > > > !!! > Some reliable comrades who were hosting a mirror of #BlueLeaks (they > copied it from the public release) have informed me they've gotten an > rather unfriendly visit and some hostile questions from DHS about it, some > specifically about me. > !!! > - https://twitter.com/NatSecGeek/status/1283784115570049024 > > > be sure to get your copy while it's hot! > > > http://ooz54wtg6y72a7rrymgsw5625sjy7ewgc5s32m2wchxkyos4lixpjjid.onion/BlueLeaks.tar.torrent > > > best regards, > There is proof inside many peoples' electronics. Proof that a marketing group would contract development of a frightening virus. A virus that responds to peoples' keystrokes and browsing habits, and changes what people see on their devices. A virus that alters political behavior en masse, for profit.
Re: "Here's What 75 Preppers Learned During The Lockdown" -- Re: Australian's being prepped for total lockdown, no more freedom of movement
On Fri, Jul 17, 2020 at 01:30:47PM +, таракан wrote:
> Preppers it's like the sandwich without the sauce, the bread etc... as a
> matter of fact just the 'raw' idea.
>
> Here is lacking a political description of what the 'lockdown' is and what it
> represents and in fact there is need for a meta-political explanation, more
> in terms of science, technology, social changes and probably, biology.
>
> The core question is: how to resist to it? How to organize ourselves against
> it ? etc... laziness & lack of imagination seems the rule here.
Now dang! That's some tough questions!
What is important is an individual thing I guess - given that so far at least,
covid prep has only been for the need to handle the stupidity of others ("How
much toilet paper do you need for a respiratory virus").
Still, the uncertainty of gov. and possible despotism on our doorstep does not
rule out "food and water for basic survival" - we in Oz reportedly have the
army locking down the border between Victoria, the state I live in, and New
South Wales, just a few hours North. Perhaps a practice run for bigger things
to come - who knows?
Where/which/how/what is a life worth living?
Perhaps in the bosom of Google, from the gradle to the grave? All tech needs
back doors, since most tech is used against us, so Code Wisely muffas :)
As a human, life and love outdoors, under the sun, under the stars, resplendent
before our creator and grateful in our existence.
Some of the "wild West frontier" novels of yore get into the heart of this...
the vastness and glory of nature, the crushing defeats, the redemption and
upliftment.
Camraderie, the journey with more than self at some point. Without mateship,
real friendship, companionship, intimacy, we can truly be said to miss part of
the journey of a life worth living. However flawed, we must live and love and
die inside infinitely small and unworthy, to be born again, ride again, love
again.
Thank you for your question.
Re: "Here's What 75 Preppers Learned During The Lockdown" -- Re: Australian's being prepped for total lockdown, no more freedom of movement
Preppers it's like the sandwich without the sauce, the bread etc... as a matter of fact just the 'raw' idea. Here is lacking a political description of what the 'lockdown' is and what it represents and in fact there is need for a meta-political explanation, more in terms of science, technology, social changes and probably, biology. The core question is: how to resist to it? How to organize ourselves against it ? etc... laziness & lack of imagination seems the rule here.
"Here's What 75 Preppers Learned During The Lockdown" -- Re: Australian's being prepped for total lockdown, no more freedom of movement
Folks, it ain't over till the politically obese lady sings, and "it" clearly ain't over. For those who value their sorry hide, continuing to stay ahead of the curve in your preparedness may be the message you ought advise yourself of. Given the abundant "drill" ongoing, don't cry if you ain't ready when it arrives. It's all very well (and good) to be able to laugh and keep spirits high, but laughter won't fill the belly aching from hunger. You may know someone who's still on the fence, not really sure if they should prep. God willing, being prepped will turn out to be not needed. But should turmoil hit, those Souls you assist to do a little self preserving prep may end up alive as a result, or they may end up with some excess rice and water - no biggie. Here's What 75 Preppers Learned During The Lockdown Daisy Luther via The Organic Prepper blog, https://www.theorganicprepper.com/what-preppers-learned-during-lockdown/ https://www.zerohedge.com/personal-finance/heres-what-75-preppers-learned-during-lockdown The lockdown that recently took place due to the pandemic was like a practice run for a bigger SHTF event. Many of our prepper theories played out and were accurate, while others weren’t as realistic as we thought beforehand. https://www.theorganicprepper.com/the-lockdown-of-america-begins/ https://www.theorganicprepper.com/selco-survival-lessons-pandemic/ People who weren’t preppers already learned a lot about why they would want to be better prepared in the future, but they weren’t the only ones who learned lessons. These preppers took a moment to answer questions about the lessons they learned during the lockdown. (Here’s an article about the things I learned.) https://www.theorganicprepper.com/what-i-learned-during-the-covid-crisis/ What did you learn about preparedness during the lockdown? Trisha… I learned two main things. First, I was very surprised at how strongly the isolation hit me. I am a person who is “energized” by interacting with other people. I knew that already, but I was shocked at how MUCH it affected me. Second, I got a taste of normalcy bias. I kept trying to see ways in which our situation was still “Normal”. As a school teacher of little ones for thirty years, I was pretty much used to switching into action immediately to deal with a crisis and putting my feelings on the back burner. So, I was shocked that it took me a couple of months to “accept” the changes in our lives and start looking for creative ways to make life work and meet our needs. ... On Wed, Apr 01, 2020 at 09:50:47PM +1100, Zenaan Harkness wrote: > Travel for "valid reasons only". All public spaces being shut down by police > and riot police, whether or not you are "abiding by social distancing". > > You might not like it, it might be JTFB, but it's happening regardless. > > How much tech is gonna help you when your next meal is the big issue of the > day? > > Be ready muffas, shirt's escalating! > > > Riot squad move people on from Sydney beaches and parks as part of > coronavirus social distancing > > https://www.9news.com.au/national/coronavirus-sydney-police-move-people-on-from-rushcutters-bay-coogee-beach/b5a3ac1a-7981-4904-a518-8c8ad601213d > [Numerous anecdotes with photos and summary of new social distancing laws the > police are NOW relying upon in Oz!] > > > > > On Tue, Mar 31, 2020 at 11:03:25AM +1100, Zenaan Harkness wrote: > > Abhorrent, ingorant, dotile, self righteous, and self centred humans are on > > full display here, as they rush in a great clamour to snitch on their > > neighbours, crashing the New Zealand government website in a frenzy of > > "rule breaker" reporting: > > > > New Zealand Site Crashes as Locals Rush to Report Rule-Breaking Neighbors > > Amid Lockdown > > > > https://sputniknews.com/society/202003301078767438-new-zealand-site-crashes-as-locals-rush-to-report-rule-breaking-neighbors-amid-lockdown/ > > > > New Zealanders are so eager to report others for breaking COVID-19 > > lockdown rules that the police website for reporting such cases crashed > > shortly after going live, local law enforcement officials revealed Monday. > > > > With New Zealand currently under a coronavirus lockdown, strict > > measures such as maintaining a distance of 2 meters from others have been > > imposed by authorities. Other restrictions include only allowing residents > > to leave their homes for essential reasons, i.e. for groceries or medical > > care. > > > > .. "We've had 4,200 reports of people believing others weren't > > complying," New Zealand Police Commissioner Mike Bush is quoted as saying > > by AFP. > > > > "It shows how determined Kiwis [a nickname used to refer to people > > from New Zealand] are that everyone complies with us,” Bush added. > > > > .. “Not every one of these over 4,000 reports will result in
Re: www.Tesmanian.com: FCC approves the operation of 'Starlink Router' for SpaceX's internet
I doubt that someone in a country - X - will be able to access Starlink without the usual 'KYC" procedures... Will there be a single place of registration - online ? I doubt it. I think Starlink will have no right to provide access to citizens of country X unless going via registered/accredited national operator Y from country X, which will apply any existing restrictive policy from country X. Starlink will never allow a "wild" access to internet by satellite to anyone in the world. Starlink is brought to you by the same guy that brought the wonderful PayPal - the 'family' oriented electronic wallet. Does PayPal allow "wild" international money transfers? Of course not, better using Western Union. PayPal bends to any national regulation in terms of financial control and so it will be the same for Starlink,,, NK may not be an example but many countries seem more to turn like NK than the opposite... Creating a worldwide net using SW radio is possible but difficult. Need to build different radio systems and also to create efficient cryptography for them. They will never allow to play "online video games" but they can be used for the transfer of documenttaion, books, transfer orders scanned piece of arts, Musk said that StarLink / quote: "is “designed to run real-time, competitivevideo games,” I'm not sure musk is aware that real-Time video games would imply such games runs inside an operating system which is provided with a real-time kernel, but the point is that StarLink IS the TOY there :-) Imagine a group of people having only limited resources, able to access factories to produce "basic" electronic components ... they can build SW ground stations. They cannot build a StarLink ground station and they cannot produce or event repair a 3D printer which may be even more complicated. What is the model? USA shining like a sun and bringing its light to every far remote territory of earth? I would rather see USA as a death star, bringing death and chaos to every corner of our planet. A real alternative worldwide internet system should not be based on the possibility to 'smuggle" technology from the USA to other territories or to depend on a central commercial operator which will provide worldwide internet like it provided worldwide payments ... with PayPal...
