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[From offlist] Re: FBI Says It Can't Find Hackers to Hire Because They All Smoke Pot
by Jr. Gong 30 Mar '17

30 Mar '17

> xDynamite dreamingforward at gmail.com > Sun Mar 26 11:10:41 PDT 2017 > > it's not plebian logic, because I'm a Doctor Doubling down with sprinkles conflict of interest. > EVERYONE arguing for pot is putting their trust in > SOMEONE ELSE's logic Gross generalization. None of pro-cannabis studies use logic as argument, only (((controled))) experimentation. > False. Thanks for solid reasoning. Except it is not false. Maybe you are unfamiliar with how cannabis became unlawful in US. > Eating is "troublesome", now? Where the fukc have you been ? This is a soylent-only list, fucker. Take your whole-food kale shakes elsewhere, lol =) > Meat, for example, is huge contributor to depression. It must be the tryptophan biosynthesising all that serotonin in the brain, huh. You're not trying to push that shitty china study, or worse, the vegan agenda, are you ? > reason is faulty Reason is solid way to conduct thought experiment. We can deduce that hose who self censor are weak in mind. Why not write 'fuck' ? Are you a curse-free bot ? Are you c&c's replacement ? > [kek] shorthand for cock? wowwiki.wikia.com/wiki/Orcish

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Re: [Cryptography] DJI calls for drone IFF
by grarpamp 30 Mar '17

30 Mar '17

Baker: On Wed, Mar 29, 2017 at 7:57 PM, Jerry Leichter <leichter(a)lrw.com> wrote: >> https://www.dropbox.com/s/v4lkyr2kdp8ukvx/DJI%20Remote%20Identification%20W… >> Section 2202 of the 2016 FAA Extension Act contemplates the development of remote >> identification technologies for unmanned aircraft systems (UAS).... >> The first use of DJI's "identification code" will be for law enforcement to snoop. > Snoop on *what* exactly? The location of your drone? The signal being sent by your drone? Yes, abolutely, guaranteed. Flight path, start, finish, date, time, duration, full signals take and storage datastream. All straight into correlation file with cellphones in the area, self image of your dumbass flying it, etc. >> The second use of DJI's identification code will be for resale to advertising companies. > So that they can send ads ... where exactly? If I fly my drone over McDonald's I'll get ads from Burger King? This makes little sense. Correct. It is McDonalds who will be displaying pro-mc'd and anti-competitor ads for your cameras on their rooftop billboards. Go ahead, upload that shit straight to youtube, they'll love you. And of course commercial collection mining and sale of whatever their rooftop antennae can pimp your flyby out for. >> The third use of DJI's identification code will be for law enforcement targeting -- e.g., for miniature missiles and/or lasers to automatically destroy your drone. > Why would they care to destroy *your* drone specifically, as opposed to "the (anonymous) drone that's flying over the White House"? Perhaps not "your" drone, but all "logical not" invited. A free press is not free when only certain invitees get to see only certain perpared things. >> The fourth use of DJI's identification code" will be for hackers to allow their drone >> to pretend to be your drone, so that you will be "swatted" when the hacker's drone >> dones something illegal. > While SIM cards can be cloned, SIM card cloning has not represented a significant attack - and cloning a SIM card has significant monetary value, beyond any "hacking for the lulls" value. Only so long as other attacks are cheaper / easier / less risky. > Sorry, these complaints make little sense to me. > We consented False, some group "voted" on some usually unnecessary force over others. > long ago to put license plates on cars because they are capable of doing significant damage Not exclusively true, there are many other reasons. > and without plates identifying which car did the damage would be very difficult. Not exactly true, the wreck and vin is in a broken pile right there. And your much loved govt minders now have cameras on your every intersection and residential street, and your much loved corporations have phonehome firmware in your every car. > Drones have similar potential to do similar damage. Serializing them IFF squawk does nothing here. Nor will those things keep any but the most honest out. Build your own rigs, write your own flight firmware on RPi, load em up with your surveillance / damage of choice, and go have fun. Just like crypto munitions, all this tech is out of the bag long ago. > I just don't see a pressing need to have the ability to fly drones anonymously. Don't suppose you would, nor did you note the list in the paper. Oh and let's just ignore 40 years of prior fully established art of anonymous radio control hobby flight, complete with 110 film cameras rigged to servos in the hull. > Do you have use cases that are significant enough to outweigh the potential abuses? Free your mind. > As you noted later in the quote, Denmark is one country already mandating this technology. Freedom House ranks Denmark as one of the most free countries in the world. There are a bunch of other rankings out there, depending on what exactly you want to measure, but Denmark always scores high. Even that paragon of libertarian economic thought the Cato Institute ranks them as 5th. Apparently there are many who believe that "freedom" and "you have to identify your drones" are compatible.... Even if Denmark was free, identifying them wouldn't be compatible. > Just to piss you off? They can piss you off much more effectively already. If you're worried about collection, tracking, privacy, and damage by persons and or entities, forget about the tool, criminalize the act, including those same acts by governments and corporations. >> Whenever you hear a lawmaker use the phrase "balanced approach", you should vote against >> him/her and start filing lawsuits, because the "balance" being sought is typically that >> of destroying your rights as an individual -- including all of the rights embodied in >> the Bill of Rights.

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Smart TV Sets: Owning You Remotely Over The Airwaves
by grarpamp 30 Mar '17

30 Mar '17

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/about-90-percent-of-smart-tv… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOJ_8QHX6OA A new attack on smart TVs allows a malicious actor to take over devices using rogue DVB-T (Digital Video Broadcasting -- Terrestrial) signals, get root access on the smart TV, and use the device to spy on end users. The attack, developed by Rafael Scheel, a security researcher working for Swiss cyber security consulting company Oneconsult, is unique and much more dangerous than previous smart TV hacks because the attacker can execute it from a remote location, without user interaction, and runs in the TV's background processes, meaning users won't notice when an attacker compromises their TVs. "about 90% of the TVs sold in the last years are potential victims of similar attacks, "At the center of Scheel's attack is Hybrid Broadcast Broadband TV (HbbTV), TV transmission signal technologies like DVB-T, DVB-C, or IPTV all support HbbTV. Scheel says that anyone can set up a custom DVB-T transmitter with equipment priced between $50-$150, and start broadcasting a DVB-T signal. Smart TV Security / Privacy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AzJGNahM-Tw Total Surveillance Bondage https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVvrP9iXaSg CIA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELU5g2eXi70 Vizio https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgH_OEGxXJs Wikileaks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1YOi8bmVfQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ww7BK2Nk4I

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Re: How to make Cypherpunks a Safe Space - aka, the art of the feels
by Zenaan Harkness 29 Mar '17

29 Mar '17

It's really funny of course, but also sad. Americans (I'm assuming jnn is a yank) had an awesome foundation notwithstanding its foibles, yet have been so dumbed down in their education, so vaccinated at such an early age (before blood brain barriers are grown) causing IQs to drop significantly, across the board, and "every child must get a AA gold star, regardless of actual capacity". To use the politically incorrect term, "for my fellow White brothers across the pond", this is really, really sad. The fact that even sarcasm is not read as it is, (not able to be heard?), or that the primary response is to use such an email an assertion of weakness on the part of the author, is again, just sad. Humans bitching about one another, to no end, and to no benefit to anything. Well, it's no wonder the Western empire is about to fall... You know, a very good friend of mine, involved in many human rights rallies here in Australia once pointed out (to a "hell yeah" response) that his greatest opposition was never the police, never the courts, not even the government - for those who try to help humans/ society at a grass roots level, our greatest opposition is always the humans themselves - sabotage from within, by petty-Nazis, those micro dictators who only ever see the speck in their brothers' eye, assuming that any reduction in their own personal power (e.g. to hand over disputed decisions or payments to the whole broader group for example) must be opposed to the death, because "I is committee, muh personal power is king" .. or something. In those immortal words of Trump - so sad. jnn, railing against windmills, making declarations of hilarity and stupidity, fingers fimly planted in his ears, unwilling to engage the facts of any debate he wildly asserts his pronounciations upon. Good luck fellow humans, Z On Wed, Mar 29, 2017 at 07:21:50PM -0400, John Newman wrote: > Someone forwarded me this off list. > > Is poor little credulous (really the most gullible and irrelevant moron I've ever had the misfortune of dealing with) Zenaan sad that nobody likes him and filters his email? > > How _fucking_ hilarious! ;) > > I only checked my garbage box because someone recommended it. Yourself and James Donald will continue to accrue there, blissfully unread :) > > > On Mar 26, 2017, at 9:23 PM, Zenaan Harkness <zen(a)freedbms.net> wrote: > > > > So I'm just your average snowflake, incapable of receiving any challenge > > to any unreasoned thought I spout without instant reactivity and a shit > > tonne of F-bombs, so fragile that I melt into drop (make that 1/10th of > > a drop) of water at the pre-thought hint of a verbal flame fest, I self > > medicate on a daily (oh all right, hourly) basis since I'm so damaged by > > the system/state/the-man that it's just, you know, hard to cope with my > > life and all the emotional pain of having feelings and worse, having to > > read so many people who DISAGREE WITH ME. > > > > This is not ok! It's just not safe for my fragile feels (which I try > > to chemically suppress at every opportunity). > > > > SO, I have discovered the answer, it's a 12-step process so should be > > straightforward even after a dozen tokes: > > > > 1. I acknowledge that there are dangerous thinking pepes out there who > > occasionally disagree with me. > > > > 2. Worse, there are really vicious folk who have opinions and feelings > > which are flat out wrong! For healing and winning, those morons > > really need to be seen for who they are! > > > > 3. Learn how to attack in response, preferably pre-emptively to let the > > attacker expressing their counter-thought know that I'm on to them! > > This step is really important, without verbal attacking, strongly, > > repeatedly, and in as many creative ways as I can conceive, I am not > > worthy of my feelings, and someone else who reads the conversation > > might think I lost the argument. > > > > 4. If the attacker triggers my feels, I always double down with some > > F-bombs and other strong, powerful words which really get the message > > across - there's no point exposing myself to such a fate which is > > worse than death. > > > > 5. If the attacker still doesn't stop sending emails disagreeing with > > me or disagreeing with my feelings, threaten to kill-file their email > > address, to REALLY send them the message that I am NOT messing around > > here! > > > > 6. Repeat steps 3 to 5 a few times, especially number 5, since that > > sends a really strong message when you keep saying it. > > > > 7. THE ULTIMATE KEY - it's really important to never respond to what the > > other person says, only to reinforce what I've originally said, or > > drop a few more F-bmobs. Responding to what the other person says is > > weakness and must be avoided religiously. > > > > 8. THE MOST IMPORTANT KEY - one must never, under any circumstances, > > agree with the other person, not even on a small point, because > > agreement is weakness. I can't emphasize this one enough. > > > > 9. THE BIGGEST KEY - is of course to actually kill file the person who > > persists in disagreeing with me. Then my feels should be reasonably > > safe from their differing opinions and especially from any facts or > > logical inconsistencies they may have pointed out. > > Actual kill-filing is a great end to a long debate, because everyone > > watching knows that you've really won the debate and put this person > > in their place! > > > > 10. When all else fails, pack another bong and light up. > > > > > > Have a feels-safe-space, snowflake filled day y'all, > > Zenaan

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How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Russia
by Zenaan Harkness 29 Mar '17

29 Mar '17

** How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Russia http://russia-insider.us9.list-manage.com/track/click?u=fa2faf7034c3c3c413c… ------------------------------------------------------------ by Paul Goncharoff on Wed, Mar 29, 2017 Editor's Note: This is a truly insightful and entertaining firsthand account of Russia through the eyes of someone who, like so many of us, was brought up to loathe the "Russkies". Find a comfortable chair, pour yourself a drink, and enjoy! As a native New Yorker, brought up in the 1950s and 60s, I damn well knew what those Russkies were; pinkos, spies, commissars and worse! At public school I regularly had to squat under my desk while the nuclear attack alarms went off, all the while our homeroom teacher barked at us to make sure our eyes were closed and our faces turned away from the windows. All that bother because the communists were especially intent on turning our school into a thermonuclear barbeque. This is a harsh indictment against the USA, assuming true: ** Russian General: US Trying to Destroy Syria's Critical Infrastructure http://russia-insider.us9.list-manage2.com/track/click?u=fa2faf7034c3c3c413… ------------------------------------------------------------ by RI Staff on Wed, Mar 29, 2017 Lieutenant General Sergei Rudskoi of the Russian military's General Staff said on Tuesday that U.S.-led coalition airstrikes were intentionally targeting critical infrastructure in Syria — which could lead to major ecological and humanitarian catastrophes. According to General Rudskoi, [The U.S.-led coalition is] trying to “completely destroy critical infrastructure in Syria and complicate post-war reconstruction as much as possible.” ** US Proxies Set Stage for Syria Balkanization http://russia-insider.us9.list-manage1.com/track/click?u=fa2faf7034c3c3c413… ------------------------------------------------------------ by Matthew Allen on Wed, Mar 29, 2017 A leading Kurdish politician has confirmed that "the northern Syrian city of Raqqa is expected to join a decentralized system of government being set up by Syrian Kurdish groups and their allies once it is freed from Islamic State," according to Reuters. Saleh Muslim, the co-chair of the Syrian Kurdish PYD party, made his comments on the same day that a U.S.-led operation near Raqqa blocked "any advance by Syrian government forces from the west". In other words, the U.S. has reserved Raqqa for its proxies. ** Russian Air Force Achieves New High Score in Al-Qaeda Whack-a-Mole http://russia-insider.us9.list-manage1.com/track/click?u=fa2faf7034c3c3c413… ------------------------------------------------------------ by RI Staff on Wed, Mar 29, 2017 Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), "al-Qaeda's latest incarnation in Syria", has spent the last week dodging Russian and Syrian airstrikes near Hama. It wasn't supposed to be this way. The coalition of head-choppers had assembled an army of 10,000 fanatics to storm Hama and turn it into a "moderate" paradise. But they forgot about "Russian meddling".

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Ukraine state collapse imminent - Russia receives $3billion summary judgement from UK High Court
by Zenaan Harkness 29 Mar '17

29 Mar '17

A significant moment in legal/ geopolitical time just happened. The Ukraine "state" (or rather, what's left of it after Crimeans voted peacefully for secession) is now all but certain, and no more than a few short months away, at most. Foreign governments, banks and investors who bought up Ukraine "IMF not backed" debt on the cheap (i.e. at high interest rates) hoping for CIA business as usual (and presumably surprised at the Trump win and the changes this is steadily bringing), are set to loose many billions of their investment fiats. The IMF will all but certainly stick to its rules this time re Russian sovereign debt with Ukraine, rather than (as it did last year) change those rules to give wiggle room to screw Russia over. Western vaseline supplies have nearly run out, to the West's dismay, but to the grateful awareness of the multi polar phoenix rising. A good day for those who pine for some justice on the world stage. BREAKING: Russia wins Judgment against Ukraine in London High Court http://theduran.com/russia-wins-judgment-against-ukraine-in-london-high-cou…

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800 UK children, brain damaged by swine flu vaccine, will receive $90 million payout
by Zenaan Harkness 29 Mar '17

29 Mar '17

Wrote this up (with links of course) here: 800 UK children, brain damaged by swine flu vaccine, will receive $90 million payout http://bbs.dailystormer.com/t/800-uk-children-brain-damaged-by-swine-flu-va…

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Cryptic Stuff Dead People Said
by grarpamp 29 Mar '17

29 Mar '17

http://www.narmer.pl/groby/groby_en.htm http://www.thebanmappingproject.com/ http://franklinpapers.org/franklin/framedVolumes.jsp?vol=6&page=238a

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Global warming/climate change
by grarpamp 29 Mar '17

29 Mar '17

https://arstechnica.com/science/2017/03/us-wind-capacity-surpasses-hydro-ov… http://www.eia.gov/electricity/data/browser/ In the US, a number of major milestones occurred on the electric grid in 2016, almost all of them involving wind power. Now the Energy Information Administration is confirming that's because of a big overall trend: wind power is now the largest source of renewable energy generating capacity, passing hydroelectric power in 2016. And since the two sources produce electricity at nearly the same rate, we'll soon see wind surpass hydro in terms of electricity produced. ......

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Slovak MP criminally charged for "we should also secure the future of white children"
by Zenaan Harkness 29 Mar '17

29 Mar '17

Well, we may not live in the age of freedom of speech, but sure live in an age of the testing of the validity of criminal charges against those saying things that other people object to. In Slovakia, it seems their laws fail to protect the "political" speech of their MPs - in Australia for example, we have relatively strong protection for our politicians, so they can usually get away with saying just about anything they want (why this should only apply to politicians?). And so, a few words which are considered, in Slovakia at least, potential "hate speech": "we should also secure the future of white children, not only the other ones" Razer, looks like you're gonna hafta RiseUp with your Soros buddies in Eastern Europe and stamp this Nazi rebellion into the ground! As you've said a few times now, on the spot death to all who speak such words (and therefore hold such views) is the only, dare I say final, solution ... "Razer's" "justice" is not the world I want to live in .. Slovakian MP to be criminally charged for stating: “…we should also secure the future of white children…” http://bbs.dailystormer.com/t/slovakian-mp-to-be-criminally-charged-for-sta…

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