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  1. aldra JIDF Controlled Opposition
    lolwatt

    I was going to say that's just a standard smf index file, nothing interesting, then I realised it was actually on taintedbrowser... wtf why does it do that? did someone create a copy of the index file or is it quirk in htaccess or something?
  2. aldra JIDF Controlled Opposition
    haha, I saw it on steam and had to buy it. I bought like 10 gift copies and randomly send them to people - pretty funny to see someone open the gift (you can't see what you've been gifted until you accept it) then their profile fills up with all their friends asking 'dude wtf is wrong with you'
  3. aldra JIDF Controlled Opposition
    what's wrong with it? it serves it's purpose as a bbs fine. the only issue I have is speed, but that might just be due to location
  4. aldra JIDF Controlled Opposition
    Give me your dads' email addresses, immediately.



    do you play this game?
  5. aldra JIDF Controlled Opposition
    that'd give you some degree of anonymity, but it won't bypass ISP blocks on services that a multinational deems 'damaging to their profits'.
  6. aldra JIDF Controlled Opposition
    yeah, that's theory on the ADS he was referring to.

    last I checked, the americans had built riot suppression vehicles, truck-mounted microwave transmitters that were powerful enough to cause serious burns if concentrated on a person for several minutes, but the process was slow enough (likely by design) that people had plenty of time to get out of the way before BAD THING HAPPAN (again, same project).

    both russians and americans have recently unveiled microwave transmitters designed to incapacitate or destroy drones - russia's unit appears to be more powerful, boasting they can bring down drones up to 10 miles (16 kilometres I think?) away. I wouldn't want to stand in front of that thing.
  7. aldra JIDF Controlled Opposition
    best comic A++
  8. aldra JIDF Controlled Opposition
    Woah, Sanctuary is open again: http://www.intosanctuary.com/experim...-Been-Unlocked

    Major fragmentation. I'd sure as hell trust Lanny over Arnox, though.

    hahaha arnox is such a fucking child.
  9. aldra JIDF Controlled Opposition
    I'll ask Iron john what he thinks though next time we skype

    oh lawdy

    I've read a few papers that make interesting points in arguing sandy hook/charlestone/roanoake didn't happen as reported (interspersed with a lot of weird conjecture about numbers), haven't really done enough of my own research to test their validity though.
  10. aldra JIDF Controlled Opposition
    I was referring to op
  11. aldra JIDF Controlled Opposition
    lol, I was wondering whose alt you were
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    I don't see why anything would have to move away from Tor. I2p is cool, but when you use it it's obvious there are way fewer users, it's hard to find anything at all. I'm not totally sure how i2p differs from tor, besides that the users participate in the internal routing, but torrenting is encouraged which is cool. Tor has the advantage of being really easy to use, just download the tor browser, i2p is a major pain in the balls and you have to wait a few minutes to find peers before anything will work. Don't even get me started how tails doesn't automatically include i2p because of bullshit security reasons, but they default to allowing javascript - kind of sketch in my opinion.

    tor does not seem to be standing up to the intense scrutiny it's recently been subject to well - too many potential vulnerabilities, a few of which could have serious implications. I haven't seen any that reliably attack hidden services though. my main issue with i2p is the java router, I know a c version is in the works but no idea as to how long it'll take.

    the TTP contains a clause compelling ISPs to block access to sites or services that are reported by media companies to facilitate piracy... if ISPs are complicit, and assuming they're willing to throw enough money at packet inspection and enhancementing, anonymous network traffic can potentially be blocked or interrupted at the ISP level...
  14. aldra JIDF Controlled Opposition
    I suspect the landscape of the internet in general is going to change (drastically) for the worse in the next few years - the likely ratification of the TPP is bad enough, but if it passes, the specific language used signals a pivot away from free exchange of information to a paid dissemination platform, starting with the end of net-neutrality and ending fuck knows where.

    maybe that's a paranoid interpretation, maybe go fuck yourself.

    the point is, how could we replace the internet if it stopped being viable to use for free expression? in the past I've considered shortwave/narrowband radio, but it's not ideal because issues with latency, speed and transmission quality would restrict the data that could be sent/received and the number of parties connected to a session.

    we could potentially fall back on the old dial-in BBS model, but it'd be very easy to track and shut down.

    could we repurpose old hardware, like decommissioned satellite networks or unused copper that the phone company laid? I've heard ideas like this thrown about in the past, but looking into it, I believe you'd need to set up your base stations, repeaters, interpreters etc. on the line for it to be viable for more than two people only a few km apart.

    something I've been interested in is alternate data streams - for example if you wanted to share a file but couldn't use traditional methods for whatever reason, you could potentially record some random voice, encode your file into the audio (possibly in metadata, otherwise you could encode it into the raw audio but that would sound fucked up if anyone listened to it) and stream it via skype to another person (ideally a platform that uses tcp rather than udp).

  15. aldra JIDF Controlled Opposition
    lol, compile

    what is even the point?
  16. aldra JIDF Controlled Opposition
    Even the electricity grid can be used for deep web activities, if you know what you are doing.

    yeah, they briefly considered implementing BPL here, pretty sure telstra used their influence to stomp it considering that's exactly what they did to the direct-to-home cable NBN plans.
  17. aldra JIDF Controlled Opposition
    I have and will again if they look like a danger to others.

    I'd much rather try to talk them down directly, but if it comes to it, there's no shame in calling the cops for that... legitimately dangerous behaviour there.
  18. aldra JIDF Controlled Opposition
    lol at the guy who came running in at the end and slipped
  19. aldra JIDF Controlled Opposition
    given the forum he posted in I'm assuming he wants tor links for this site

    'deep web' is a hugely ambiguous buzzword though, was actually thinking of making a thread to talk about all the 'popular' hidden and decentralised networks like tor, i2p, anonet, dcnx etc
  20. aldra JIDF Controlled Opposition
    oh yeah, should mention I find his little Captain Planet references hilarious.

    on revival, "BY MY POWERS COMBINED!"
    when triggering his special, "earth! fire! BLOOD!"
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