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PACE Public Service Announcements
by professor rat 05 Dec '20

05 Dec '20

Okay. This is a message from the Federal US Government - we hear your cypherpunk voices loud and clear and are now posting out 5K cheques to every US citizen. Okay. Moxie Marlinspike has been placed in charge of domestic security and will handle the transition to cryptoanarchy. Okay. There's no more need to burn down any more police stations and churches! Okay. We got the memo, okay! Please, for the love of Mong, please stop! Okay?

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No crypto justice - no crypto peace
by professor rat 05 Dec '20

05 Dec '20

Xi Jinping lover, JAMES A Donald Dumbfuck scribbled... "... Freedom without property, without the right to the value created by one's work and by the wise application of capital to its highest and best use, is not only not freedom, but generally results in mass murder and economic collapse. .." I'll pass that on to your Marxist BFF in Beijing, Jim. Put you in good with the Dic.

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PACER: Document Liberation Plugin RECAP
by grarpamp 05 Dec '20

05 Dec '20

https://free.law/recap/ https://www.courtlistener.com/recap/ If you use PACER, install RECAP. Once installed, every docket or PDF you purchase on PACER will be added to the RECAP Archive. Anything somebody else has added to the archive will be available to you for free — right in PACER itself. Thanks to our users and our data consulting projects, the RECAP Archive contains tens of millions of PACER documents, including every free opinion in PACER. Everything in the archive is fully searchable, including millions of pages that were originally scanned PDFs. Everything that is in the RECAP Archive is also regularly uploaded to the Internet Archive, where it has a lasting home. This amounts to thousands of liberated documents daily. Finally, we make the RECAP Archive available via an API or as bulk data for journalists, researchers, startups, and developers. There are others working on these issues as well. See, for instance: Carl Malamud has published millions of documents and privacy audits on public.resource.org Erika Wayne, Law Librarian at Stanford, is mobilizing people through her Improve Pacer petition Senator Lieberman has asked some pointed questions about judicial compliance with the E-Government Act of 2002 Alan Sugarman has detailed the many ways in which PACER “free” opinions are inadequate Justia posts many dockets, along with PACER documents Many academics have created smaller litigation clearinghouses with PACER documents related to civil rights, citizen media, intellectual property, and more. The American Association of Law Libraries advocates for no-fee access to PACER RECAP co-author Timothy B. Lee wrote an article about PACER and the prospects of reform for Ars Technica in April.

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POXIE Fishhook is on us like chain-analysis
by professor rat 05 Dec '20

05 Dec '20

The walking-dead, corpse-media ( hi Julian ) are looking for a nice big fat tame eunuch that can act as a wet-blanket over cypherpunk revolution. Moxie Marlinspike fits this Military-Entertainment-Complex like a glove. Reminds me of the Mild Colonial Boy, Bob Hawke, and this reactionary turd... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gustav_Noske Cunts like this need killing on sight.

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GRAMPS reminds me of Mongo
by professor rat 05 Dec '20

05 Dec '20

Only he's like a Tom Thumb sized one that talks about Lawfare and Torts rather than shooting and nuking Congress-critters & Mud People Preening, posing and posturing as anarchist - never dreaming one day that black-swan anarchist event would actually happen. Living in a fools paradise from 88 - 96. Denial from 96 -2003 Bargaining from 03 - 2017 Depression till long overdue death in 2018. Mongo's Cyber Liberty shit couldn't fly - but maybe if they shrink it down! What a fool believes. You're a pathetic moron, Gramps. And you sound like YOU'RE DYING. Got COVERT-19 yet? You're not a cypherpunks arsehole.

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Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 sucks Jacob Appelbaum's arse
by professor rat 05 Dec '20

05 Dec '20

Wikileaks may put the fear of death into Langley and Meade, but they don't scare me. That's cos I'm inspired by all the brave women who spoke up and helped expose this disgusting criminal racket run by the new Charles Manson. Also I'm an anarchist and not some Nazbol Turd that prays towards the KGB-Kremlin. So you dead-enders hang together. Or hang separately - it don't bother me. Julian Assange is not a cypherpunk revolutionaries arsehole - he's a JOURNALIST! HAhahahahahah!

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Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 sucks Jacob Appelbaum's arse
by professor rat 05 Dec '20

05 Dec '20

Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 sucks Jacob Appelbaum's arse. Must be a Nazi-Fag-Moron-Eunuch thing. JACOB APPELBAUM!

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On target marketing and the ultimate programmer's monitor, and a marketing opportunity to any Samsung, LG or Sony wanna be
by Zenaan Harkness 05 Dec '20

05 Dec '20

A) There is one major step to "peak flat panel monitor" technology and that is active nano-aerials tuned per wavelength (RGB etc), which will eliminate the problems with various LCD (brightness, color gamut) and OLED (burn in) tech, from the point of view of programmers, digital graphic artists and other "dekstop" crowd computer users. We've seen this tech in development for a little while now, for example with articles over at New-Atlas: Nano antenna amplifies light by a factor of 1,000 https://newatlas.com/nano-antenna-amplifies-light/16460/ Optical antenna may allow LEDs to replace lasers in host of devices https://newatlas.com/nano-optical-antenna-led-laser-optical-communications/… Graphene optical lens a billionth of a meter thick breaks the diffraction limit https://newatlas.com/optical-lens-one-billionth-meter-thick/41588/ Single photon emission from graphene quantum dots at room temperature https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-018-05888-w Let there be light: Controlled creation of quantum emitter arrays https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/05/170522080752.htm So no burn-in, tuned (perfect gamut) spectrum production, high lifetime and durability, maximum efficiency, infinite contrast (like OLED). That's active nano light emitting devices on the horizon, and what glorious ocular abundance we shall "soon" indulge in :) B) In the meantime, ye olde hacker or Gimp photo shopper "just wants" LOTS of pixels, a large display with lots of pixels, a curved display (really for anything beginning at ~40" (16:9 aspect ratio) and above, probably with a 21:9 super wide display format. Oh, and lots of pixels. So how large is ideal for a desk bound keyboard code jockey? Large enough to cover a goodly portion of muh field o' view! Probably around the 55" mark tops, may be a bit less, but again, it simply must be curved, and at an ideal viewing distance from screen of under a foot (30cm for the rest of the world thank you very much), we needs lots of precious pixels - "8K", but stretched out to 21:9, is: 8960 x 3840 pixels, around 50 inch diagonal, 21:9 aspect ratio That should be enough for anybody (with no apologies to anyone!). So lots of pixels. Finally, you can have either black or white external decor, but the inside edge MUST be held by white plastic! For those who sit real close (and use a top or bottom of screen button/ icon/ window bar), a black (or metal/gray) internal clamp holding that beautiful screen in place, is a notable shadow! So strict white on the inside to minimize "internal border" shadows, and black or white or as you please on the outside. Today we're on the way, with LG pumping out a rather nice but oddly un-curved ultrawide 5K2K monitor. If it were curved, I'da bin beggin, borrowin and savin to buy one, but since it ain't curved, there's just one too many deficiencies to bother: 34" Class 21:9 UltraWide® 5K2K Nano IPS LED Monitor with HDR 600 (34" Diagonal) https://www.lg.com/us/monitors/lg-34WK95U-W-ultrawide-monitor In other words, this monitor, if it were curved, is roughly two thirds of the ideal monitor: just give it white internal clamp sections to avoid those internal border shadows, and expand it to the above resolution and size and boom, we're done! 1st world "problems" hey?

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Spooks: Dell Computer Spends Wad on Supply Chain Security
by grarpamp 04 Dec '20

04 Dec '20

https://www.zdnet.com/article/dell-announces-new-solutions-for-its-supply-c… https://corporate.delltechnologies.com/en-us/newsroom/announcements/detailp… An interesting public move, the game is afoot... Snowden/PRISM... Google encrypted internal links. Was it Dell boxes in the "implant room" picture? But that was many years ago. This is a new big $pend, so someone big got fucked recently, the story awaits a good investigative journo who can get the scoop. https://www.zdnet.com/pictures/all-the-major-intel-vulnerabilities/ #OpenFabs , #OpenHW , #OpenAudit "PC maker powerhouse Dell announced today a flurry of new enterprise security solutions for the company's line of enterprise products. From a report: The new services can be grouped into two categories, with (1) new solutions meant to protect the supply chain of Dell products while in transit to their customers and (2) new features meant to improve the security of Dell products while in use. While Dell has previously invested in securing its customers' supply chains, the company has announced today three new services. The first is named SafeSupply Chain Tamper Evident Services and, as its name implies, involves Dell adding anti-tampering seals to its devices, transport boxes, and even entire pallets before they leave Dell factories. The anti-tampering seals will allow buyers of Dell equipment to determine if any intermediary agents or transporters have opened boxes or devices to alter physical components. The second supply chain security offering, named the Dell SafeSupply Chain Data Sanitization Services, is meant for tampering made at the storage level." " Dell SafeSupply Chain is currently available in the US for commercial PCs. Dell Technologies Secured Component Verification on PowerEdge Servers will be available by the end of the calendar year 2020. Dell EMC Data Sanitization for Enterprise and Data Destruction for Enterprise Services are currently available. Dell EMC Keep Your Hard Drive for Enterprise and Keep Your Component for Enterprise Services are currently available. Dell Technologies PowerEdge UEFI Secure Boot Customization is currently available. iDRAC security updates will be available by the end of the calendar year 2020. Dell EMC OpenManage Ansible Modules will be available beginning January 31, 2021. "

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The Aryan Superman
by professor rat 04 Dec '20

04 Dec '20

"... I do love Jake. Not in your "kabeesh", "rubbing shoulders" way, or another strange expression. He is my friend and I believe him. He is not a "Superman"... He is just a guy full of scars, fears, and traums, trying to live his live... Please, stop being so unfair..." He can live his queer life quite happily with Batshit Crazy now. They can get married. But if he ever goes back to his bad old ways defending the rapist Nazbol criminal, Asshat then I will track him down and kill him. Slowly. My trial - his funeral. Let them decide whats fair.

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