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***SPAM*** Syfer Sangraal : Holy Grail of Cryptography in the Arc of the Combinant
by OCTADE 30 Sep '26

30 Sep '26

Syfer Sangraal : Holy Grail of Cryptography in the Arc of the Combinant DOI : 10.5281/zenodo.22158384 <https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22158384> == SUMMARY == Embark on the quest for the Syfer Sangraal system, or the holy grail of cryptography hidden in the arc of the combinant. One system to roll them all is the holy grail of cryptography. One algorithm to perform every kind of cryptographic function is the new wine within the Syfer Sangraal system. -- OCTADE | https://octade.net

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Queen Use Cash First Experiment
by Loid Protagonist 30 Sep '26

30 Sep '26

Hello, I’m conducting a small experiment with Queen. The question is simple: What happens when a newly mined coin is used before anyone assigns an initial value to it? For this experiment: - Block reward: 1 Queen - Decimal precision: 8 decimal places - Initial value: not defined - No exchange rate is set - No investors are being sought - No financial return is promised - No one is required to accept Queen I am not assigning an initial value to Queen. Anyone who is interested can voluntarily decide what they would consider a fair exchange. For this first experiment, I am also not asking for the goods or property being offered. The idea is simply that two people voluntarily agree to make a transaction using Queen. If you have something you would be willing to offer for Queen, make an offer. If we both agree, we make the transaction. The item or property you offer remains yours. The agreement and the transaction are what matter. Once a transaction is submitted, it can be observed using View_mempool.py while pending, and later verified on-chain after confirmation. There is no predefined price. If nobody is interested, nobody makes an offer, or no transaction takes place, that is also a valid result of the experiment. Use cash first. Price later. Regards,Loid Protagonist Dikirim dengan email aman [Proton Mail](https://proton.me/mail/home).

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Office Chairs: Where Comfort Meets the Modern Workday
by wadekar.sagar087＠gmail.com 30 Sep '26

30 Sep '26

The modern workplace has made seating more than just a basic necessity. Whether used in corporate offices, home workspaces, shared workstations, or study areas, Office Chairs play an important role in creating a comfortable and functional working environment. As people spend extended periods sitting at desks, attention has increasingly shifted toward chair design, support, adjustability, and everyday usability. One of the most noticeable developments in Office Chairs is the growing variety of designs available for different working preferences. Traditional chairs are commonly combined with features such as adjustable seat heights, armrests, backrests, and reclining mechanisms. Ergonomic designs focus on supporting natural sitting positions, while mesh-backed chairs are often chosen for ventilation and lightweight construction. Other styles emphasize cushioning, appearance, mobility, or compact dimensions for smaller workspaces. Work habits also influence the way people choose office seating. Individuals who spend long hours working at computers may look for adjustable features that allow the chair to be positioned according to desk height and personal comfort. Meanwhile, collaborative offices may favor lightweight or easily movable seating that can adapt to changing workspace arrangements. Material selection is another factor shaping the office chair landscape. Fabric, leather-like materials, mesh, molded plastics, and combinations of different materials are used across various designs. Manufacturers also continue to experiment with chair structures that balance durability, comfort, appearance, and practical maintenance. The changing nature of workplaces is likely to keep influencing Office Chairs. Hybrid working, flexible offices, compact home workstations, and shared seating arrangements have created different requirements compared with conventional fixed-office environments. As workspace needs continue to evolve, office seating is becoming increasingly connected with ergonomics, adaptability, and everyday user experience. Read More @ https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/reports/office-chairs-market-12018

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Re: [spam][crazy][fiction][random] Non-Canon MCBoss Spinoffs
by Undescribed Horrific Abuse, One Victim & Survivor of Many 29 Sep '26

29 Sep '26

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Chunkcoin: An Electric Cash The Non-Rewritable
by Alshen Feshiru 29 Sep '26

29 Sep '26

I'm passing on information you might like, An Anonymous named Dan Atsukami takes full ownership of the new Coin that will be published, Previously named Syamailcoin which you may have read on this Mailing list. Chunkcoin: An Electric Cash The Non-Rewritables Abstract A version of Chunk-to-Chunk electronic payment enables us to transfer value without dependence on Energy. Computers can group or Split it before it is transacted, which may affect the transaction processing time, or may not. A problem occurs when choosing to resolve Consensus with Low Power, allowing an Attacker with High Power to control the network, or resolving Consensus with High Power, causing Nodes to become burdened in completing it. We propose IVC to prove ownership in addition to Digital Signatures. The Network has units of 10 Classes, with each Class serving as a Block provider. It fully applies Proof of Effort with Ratcheting. The Ratcheting will be regrouped into units of 10 Classes, and with a Fixed 3-Dimensional Size, it does not merge Cryptographic proofs and rejects Dimensions smaller than it. Iterations are solved through Delta Mathematics to achieve success, and the Timestamps then store them sequentially. Nodes can split the Public Key into 70 Chunks and can reconstruct it completely using a Private Key or Mean Data. The Address is then generated from Odd Keys (ODD) and Even Keys (EVEN). A group of Nodes can have Addresses with the same Odd-Key or Even-Key sequence while producing different Address Results. ODD and EVEN are generated from Coordinate Randomization (Shoelace), while Computational Power can still complete the Consensus directly or split it. I'll share the Whitepaper in its entirety on October 31, 2026, Genesis Block Created on January 3, 2026 22:41:03 or in another Time Zone 10:41:03 with Genesis Block not spent, as for the main Cryptography we developed or the custom Cryptography that you can play as an Attacker when the price of the coin continues to increase. Later you can download Software in Windows and Linux (While we need to update first) powershell -File install_chunkcoin.ps1 powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\install_chunkcoin.ps1 bash install_chunkcoin.sh I hope, we hope you all like this, solving the problem of Computing power using the Chunking technique, Max Supply ny Compute Math is 9469999.9999999428 Max Supply or less than 10 million and with the distribution of rewards through Inevitability, the rewards should be evenly distributed and the difficulty of mining is what we are thinking about because this year to use Proof of Work even though it is from the early stages, Attackers are getting more and more unlike in old years where Attacker adoption is still not much. Please keep communicating here, until I get important information from Dan Atsukami if the Software is ready for us to download, thank Please keep communicating here, until I get important information from Dan Atsukami if the Software is ready for us to download, thank you.

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Re: Morning Spam
by Undescribed Horrific Abuse, One Victim & Survivor of Many 25 Sep '26

25 Sep '26

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demist: crypto-democratic uprising
by Olivier Michel 25 Sep '26

25 Sep '26

Hi, I am developing demist, an open-source direct democracy protocol: identity is a key pair on your phone or computer (12-word recovery phrase, no accounts, no server-side identity, no biometrics, no state, no company behind it), personhood is established by five in-person certifications (web-of-trust), and ballots are anonymous yet publicly verifiable. Civic participation is rewarded by human-based cryptocurrency (the misthos). The project is aiming at a global democratic uprising. The public alpha is open: break it, audit it, or become a citizen. https://demist.net - Olivier

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Decentralized Execution Network
by Joseph Oyinkan 25 Sep '26

25 Sep '26

Hey guys, I've been working on a new protocol called the Marketplace which is a decentralized execution protocol that co-ordinates and economizes the execution of computational work across a peer-to-peer network of nodes. Where there is no barrier to the node participation. Unlike modern cloud computing systems that rent out virtual computers to consumers, A marketplace consumer sends compute bound tasks directly to the network returning a future which the consumer can asynchronously check for completion. Similar to offloading a compute task to a free cpu core by an OS. A consumer can also fire multiple independent compute bound tasks to run in parallel, and check their status asynchronously while doing other tasks, similar to I/O operations. The compute bound task sent by the consumer is executed using a protocol specified in the Marketplace whitepaper (see attachment) where randomly selected idle devices on the network execute the compute work and receive financial rewards (money). Please read the whitepaper, and if you are interested, reply to this message. I've written some 50% to 60% of the code, and have just open sourced it on github.

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Insecure Paper FIDO2 on Chrome
by Undescribed Horrific Abuse, One Victim & Survivor of Many 24 Sep '26

24 Sep '26

Note: This gives Chrome your PEM data but allowed me to relogin on webauthn.io on a public computer without a physical key. From exhaustive rubber ducking with google search AI. Registering: 1. 3 dots -> More tools -> WebAuthn 2. Check Enable virtual authenticator environment 3. Click Add to create a new authenticator, optionally enable support for resident keys and user verification 3b: If the registration window is a popup and the registration flow may close the window, Sources -> Event listener breakpoints (right-hand pane) -> Load: check beforeunload and unload expand the webauthn credentials columns so they can be quickly copied out! 4. Register a device on the website => a row is added to the Credentials table. 5. Copy all the values from the table and export the PEM file (privat key) and copy the body text from it without the header and footer guards or linebreaks. This is your insecure, not-airgapped paper ID. 5b. if a breakpoint is raised resume execution to not time out, although the registration may stlil succeed if the flow times out Authenticating: 1. F12 / ctrl-shift-I / dev tools -> gear icon / settings -> Experiments -> enable Protocol Monitor 2. Reload dev tools and go to 3 dots -> More tools -> Protocol Monitor At the bottom raw CDP commands can be sent in JSON. 3. In the lower right dropdown next to the CDP command line, set the target to Main. 4. send: {"command":"WebAuthn.enable","parameters":{}} check the log and ensure no error is raised 5. send (removing any e-mail artefacts such as line breaks): {"command":"WebAuthn.addVirtualAuthenticator","parameters":{"options":{"protocol":"ctap2","transport":"usb","hasResidentKey":true,"hasUserVerification":true,"isUserVerified":true}}} check the log and ensure no error is raised 6. The last command produced an authenticator ID in its response. Copy this ID from the log. 7, Replace in the following command all the uppercase snakecase values with the copied values from before, and send it: {"command":"WebAuthn.addCredential","parameters":{"authenticatorId":"AUTHENTICATOR_ID","credential":{"credentialId":"CREDENTIAL_ID","isResidentCredential":true,"rpId":"CREDENTIAL_RP_ID","privateKey":"CREDENTIAL_PEM_FILE_BODY_STRING","userHandle":"CREDENTIAL_USER_HANDLE","signCount":1}}} check the log and ensure no error is raised 8. Authenticate on the website. It worked for me. On reuse only the authenticator ID need be changed from the last command.

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Bootstrapping the First Peers of an Experimental P2P Network
by Loid Protagonist 24 Sep '26

24 Sep '26

I'm working on an experimental peer-to-peer electronic cash implementation called Queen. The current implementation supports nodes, mining, transactions and independent verification. The source code and setup instructions are publicly available, and the system can be run independently from the repository. I've tested the network with multiple local nodes. The remaining practical problem is bootstrapping the first independent peers outside my own devices. I'm interested in hearing how others have approached initial peer discovery and bootstrapping for small experimental P2P networks. I'm not looking for funding or investment. I'm simply trying to get the network communicating with nodes operated by other people. GitHub:[https://github.com/loidprotagonist/Queen](https://github.com/loidpr… Dikirim dengan email aman [Proton Mail](https://proton.me/mail/home).

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