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The Boston Globe: MIT’s Inconvenient Truth
by jim bell 14 Jan '20

14 Jan '20

The Boston Globe: MIT’s Inconvenient Truth. https://www.bostonglobe.com/2020/01/12/opinion/mits-inconvenient-truth/

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[change@e.change.org: Videos: Free Julian Tour, Interview of John Shipton (Julian's dad) + Extradition Hearing Update]
by Zenaan Harkness 13 Jan '20

13 Jan '20

----- Forwarded message from "Phillip Adams via Change.org" <change(a)e.change.org> ----- From: "Phillip Adams via Change.org" <change(a)e.change.org> Reply-To: "Change.org" <reply.en-AU(a)reply.e.change.org> Date: Mon, 13 Jan 2020 22:39:53 +0000 Subject: Videos: Free Julian Tour, Interview of John Shipton (Julian's dad) + Extradition Hearing Update List-Id: <spc.222165.2.sparkpostmail.com> Phillip Adams shared an update on <em>Free Julian Assange, before it's too late. Sign to STOP the USA Extradition</em> Check it out and leave a comment: Petition Update Videos: Free Julian Tour, Interview of John Shipton (Julian's dad) + Extradition Hearing Update Hi All, There are 2 parts to this update. Pre trial extradition hearing update + The first episode of a 3 part video series of our recent Free Julian Assange tour in North East NSW Australia. Mullumbimby, Brisbane & Nimbin. Featuring John Shipton (Julian Assange's father) in Full House public hall Interviews and answering questions from the public. Regarding the pre trial Extradition... https://click.e.change.org/f/a/S_ilIGQzyQcW5yekLAaaTg~~/AANj1QA~/RgRf_3a5P4… Change.org is proudly funded by people like you, Zenaan. As a public benefit company, we rely on the generosity of ordinary people — rather than government funding or annoying ads. Each contribution we receive means our small team can help petition starters win their campaigns. <strong>We believe in the voice of the people</strong> — that’s why we built a platform that is a 100% independent and available for everyone to create the change they want to see. https://click.e.change.org/f/a/6BNAXMnsAWE2o_WOA0HzEA~~/AANj1QA~/RgRf_3a5P0… ----- End forwarded message -----

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Re: Only one possible solution
by Ryan Carboni 13 Jan '20

13 Jan '20

I may only have a passing familiarity with the concept of American democracy limited to what I've read in my school textbooks and wikipedia, but I'm pretty sure having sex with the right people does not mean you get a get out of jail free card for ... well I am reminded of the time I was perusing 4chan as I infrequently do and there was a short video of deep fake Hillary Clinton on a guy wearing bondage gear. Yes... bait: like this really happens (knowing full well it does). Then progress to saying pedophilia is just being thrown around. Why make a big deal of pedophilia if all the lesser misdeeds can result in removal from a job? (Gamergate was the strangest conflation of ethics in gaming journalism with jilted lovers) This is totally ludicrous, at least all the blackmail victims could just close ranks and deny if they weren't all repeat offenders. And so the world leans on a precipice as everyone in charge has a time preference of about ten minutes or less.

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Re: Code: Hello World
by Ryan Carboni 13 Jan '20

13 Jan '20

At one bit of entropy per syscall, hello world is sufficient to achieve post quantum security.

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Code: Hello World
by grarpamp 13 Jan '20

13 Jan '20

https://drewdevault.com/2020/01/04/Slow.html https://drewdevault.com/2020/01/08/Re-Slow.html http://timelessname.com/elfbin/ https://www.gnostice.com/nl_article.asp?id=225&t=The_Smallest_Hello_World_P…

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Vermont: Year in prison for anyone under 21 in possession of cell phone - tentative legislation
by Zenaan Harkness 13 Jan '20

13 Jan '20

OK, so this is genuine, legitimate anti terror legislation being discussed and "genuinely considered" at the USA state level - Vermont in particular. "How daft! Surely they'll never get -that- one through?!#?" Not so fast grasshopper. After a day of mulling over such stupidity, a lonely neurone finally fired and the dawning of "Oh, they're really targetting legislated encryption back doors/ front doors, not banning of mobile phones" crossed a lonely synapse. "Ahr sooo ooo oles!" I hear you cry. This new strategy may actually be quite effective folks: - begin with legislation at state level, not federal, thus minimizing the protester base; - have a "genuine" problem: “The Internet and social media, accessed primarily through cell phones, are used to radicalize and recruit terrorists, fascists, and other extremists… Cell phones have often been used by mass shooters of younger ages for research on previous shootings.” - handle the reaction of folks to the moronic version of the legislation ("We ARE banning all mobile phones for all under 21 year olds, with up to 1 YEAR jail time for violations!") with your sigh of relief "sane" legislation: "Oh! <laughing> Of COURSE! How silly were we - yes you may keep your mobile phones - we'll just put this one little legislated back door in every comms app, the OS, the baseband OS, the CPU, the SOC, the Ethernet chip, the network stack ... and possibly also in the app store." ("Kidding, kidding - nothing to worry about, we had most of those installed for a few years now anyway, so don't let it bother you none, OK little snowflake?") - target the "maximum likelihood, minimum kickback" state, in this case Vermont: "The bill concludes that since the Vermont government has seen fit to ban under 21 use of cigarettes, alcohol, and firearms, this is the logical next step." Soap, legislated comms backdoors/ front doors in all mobile phones, starting in the backwater which almost no one ever heard of, Vermont. Suck it up buttercup. Absurdity Alert: Vermont Considers Cell Phone Ban For Under-21s, Punishable By Prison https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/tech-giant-doesnt-want-anyone-offend… https://legislature.vermont.gov/Documents/2020/Docs/BILLS/S-0212/S-0212%20A… Seriously, does anyone have any possible solutions to this kind o crazy which is on the way?

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The Hill: Congress struggles on rules for cyber warfare with Iran | TheHill
by jim bell 13 Jan '20

13 Jan '20

The Hill: Congress struggles on rules for cyber warfare with Iran | TheHill. https://thehill.com/policy/cybersecurity/477795-congress-struggles-on-rules…

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Re: I'm now a member of a pagan sex cult
by Ryan Carboni 13 Jan '20

13 Jan '20

I've sucked off several major politicians and army generals and they tell me this current spot of trouble is going to be no big problem. Maybe they are only saying that to be re-invited to the orgy and keep their jobs, which none of them deserve.

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Re: Richard Spencer is like a little baby
by Ryan Carboni 13 Jan '20

13 Jan '20

>https://nitter.net/LokiJulianus/status/1202030931168632832 > >The networks that Richard Spencer belongs to make decisions after an >orgy. He has no idea how to handle a situation where someone laughs at >the idea of a guy raping his countrymen. Certainly Spencer should have >glared at minimum. > >I've attached a salient picture. >

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UBI begins 2020 - brutal end Trump - “It's $1K to be Huwaite” - spicy YangGang 2020 election - [PEACE]
by Zenaan Harkness 13 Jan '20

13 Jan '20

UBI? You bet it! Trump has lost his base. Trump is a MIGA shill (Make Israel Great Again). About that - almost the entire USA BigGov is MIGA. "Oh no! AIPAC does not exist, and even if it does it serves the American people because Israel is our greatest ally! MAGA!" MIGA Shills Fail to Deliver the May-Mays https://dailystormer.name/miga-shills-fail-to-deliver-the-may-mays/ The manufacturing, transport and much of the commercial world shall largely/ continue to, automate, with jobs disappearing as a result. With trade and commerce, comes a money pyramid. Setting aside for another conversation the fiat ponzi that is the non-constitutional Federal Reserve banking system (which is neither federal, nor reserve), whoever prints the money (Rothschilds or your Gov.) does not change the wealth percolating to the top of the pyramid hierarchy. Removing the Federal Reserve from the mix simply means a potentially much longer time frame before bubbles burst, and possibly greater stability. So, at the moment, most of the money printed each year goes to service debt (i.e. goes to the Rothschilds) and most of the rest goes to Lockheed Martin and Co. In the USA, assume ~300 million people, getting $1K per month, this = ~ $300 billion per month into citizens hands. The majority of that goes to rent, food, transport, electricity and communications. I.e., straight into the economy with its consequent multi level taxation and money velocity - i.e., a fair whack goes back to Gov. and the rest goes to those at the top of the commerce pyramid. That's better than the majority of each month's Gov "money" print going to the Rothschilds and Lockheed Martin Death Complex. So, +1 for UBI in the neo world novo economy ...

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